510 interchangeable parts
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I had the same question. What about the 306a? I heard the batteries will work with the 510 attys, and the difference is that the 306a batts are slightly shorter and thinner, but still compatible. Is that true?
I'm mostly just curious about whether or not the 306 carts work with 510 atomizers and how they differ from the 510 carts. I think the cartridge is probably the most flawed aspect of vaping.
The 510 and 306A atomizers/batteries are perfectly compatible.
There is some compatibility between J118 (aka VX2 or L88B) and 510 (joye510, Janty Dura C, Titan) but not 100%. I copied this from another thread and can't find it now:
"The interchange only works as follows without modifications:
The 510 atty and cart will go onto the J118 battery.
The J118 atty will *not* work with the 510 batteries (may be moddable, slight sanding down of 'ridge' past threads on atty, but... :-/ )
A j118 mouthpiece (without cart) will fit inside the end of a 510 moutpiece, if you remove the disk in the end of the 510 mouthpiece. It's a tight fit.
A j118 cart *will* work with a 510 atty, but be careful, you do have to push in past the 'first ridge' slightly on the atty to cart mating. Do at your own risk.
I believe the J118 is essentially a slightly modified 510 clone, single manufacturer, but may be wrong."
Not sure about the 306A cartridge only in the 510 atomizer. Atomizers and batteries are interchangeable.
There is some compatibility between J118 (aka VX2 or L88B) and 510 (joye510, Janty Dura C, Titan) but not 100%. I copied this from another thread and can't find it now:
"The interchange only works as follows without modifications:
The 510 atty and cart will go onto the J118 battery.
The J118 atty will *not* work with the 510 batteries (may be moddable, slight sanding down of 'ridge' past threads on atty, but... :-/ )
A j118 mouthpiece (without cart) will fit inside the end of a 510 moutpiece, if you remove the disk in the end of the 510 mouthpiece. It's a tight fit.
A j118 cart *will* work with a 510 atty, but be careful, you do have to push in past the 'first ridge' slightly on the atty to cart mating. Do at your own risk.
I believe the J118 is essentially a slightly modified 510 clone, single manufacturer, but may be wrong."
Not sure about the 306A cartridge only in the 510 atomizer. Atomizers and batteries are interchangeable.
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All 510 and 306 parts are interchangeable.
But if you use a 510 atomizer you have to use a 510 cartridge.
And if you use a 306 atomizer you have to use a 306 cartridge.
In other words, either atomizer will fit on either battery.
Both 510 and 306 batteries will work with the 510 PCC as well.
Although the 306 batteries are a shorter and harder to get in and out of there.
And while there are many types of 306 models, they all have the same atomizer.
The only difference between 306 models is the length of the battery.
I use my 510 manual battery with my 306 exposed atomizer more than any other combination.
But I also play around with various combinations for various purposes.
But if you use a 510 atomizer you have to use a 510 cartridge.
And if you use a 306 atomizer you have to use a 306 cartridge.
In other words, either atomizer will fit on either battery.
Both 510 and 306 batteries will work with the 510 PCC as well.
Although the 306 batteries are a shorter and harder to get in and out of there.
And while there are many types of 306 models, they all have the same atomizer.
The only difference between 306 models is the length of the battery.
I use my 510 manual battery with my 306 exposed atomizer more than any other combination.
But I also play around with various combinations for various purposes.
I purchased a 510 kit on ebay long ago. One of the batteries is a smaller diameter than the others, and the case has faint gray rings down the length, trying to mimic an analog. Same length as a 510 battery, though. Fits perfectly in 510 atomizers and chargers.
Is this then a 306 battery?
Is this then a 306 battery?
Hold up there a minute!!
The 306 parts may be cheaper but you probably want a 510 battery, not a 306 battery.
The 510 battery is manual, the 306 battery is NOT manual.
Just because they are interchangeable does not mean they are the same.
Oh, thanks. I got the Litecig 510a (automatic version of 510) and I'm looking for a couple manual batteries since I don't like the autos but I thought I would. Everyone seems to be sold out though so I guess I gotta just wait. Cigtechs said they're probably gonna get them in by the end of the week, so until then I guess I'm back to analogs (I got melted plastic on my atomizer too from the straw mod, but I have a replacement on the way). Thanks
Widows Bead Work - E-cigarette Store She has them and super fast shipping. I ordered from her on Friday and had them on Saturday, 10 states away
That's not every order but always real fast.
That's not every order but always real fast.--removed since i cant post links-- She has them and super fast shipping. I ordered from her on Friday and had them on Saturday, 10 states away
The batteries there don't have LEDs, do you know if its hard to put my own on it? does it have a place for it?
No, It's really not worth trying. But with the manual you know it's on when you're pressing the button. The light just draws more power (not much, but some). I like no light myself to draw less attention to my using it.
Try- http://shop.rockymountainvapor.com/product.sc?categoryId=6&productId=41 they have blue leds but are out of stock right now.
Try- http://shop.rockymountainvapor.com/product.sc?categoryId=6&productId=41 they have blue leds but are out of stock right now.
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Nicstixs is a good vendor, I've got several orders from him. On the plastic, I'm afraid if it melted into the mesh your stuck with it. Even if you burn it off with the manual battery you may still taste it for a long time. Unless someone else knows something.
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