510-T Atomizers: Only one hole.

[nash076]

Can't believe I didn't notice this until now: unlike standard 510 attys, the 510-T atomizers only have one hole on the threading.

I wonder if this is contributing to the "tighter draw" complaints.

 

[F22B1 Tuner]

maybe, also probably why it never leaks... hasn't on me anyways

 

[Elwin]

Can't believe I didn't notice this until now: unlike standard 510 attys, the 510-T atomizers only have one hole on the threading.

I wonder if this is contributing to the "tighter draw" complaints.

I noticed the one hole too, and the tighter draw.
But I'm not using the auto batteries that come with the regulation kit, but just regular manual 510 and eGo batts.
I wonder if that's why?
Since the auto batts use the bottom hole for activation, is it possible that could change the air flow?

Anyone here tried auto vs. manual and see any difference?

 

[lilfarmtruck]

I'd be very interested in this also. I have 650 & 900 Ego manual bats and am thinking of trying the 510 T system attys and tanks with them. The bats are just reg Ego bats and not the Ego T bats.

 

[hovhaness]

Get the XL tanks
I am mind-blown by these tanks.
It changes the experience completely.
The draw is perfect, much easier & the same 0 leakage.
Amazing vapor.

I am using standard 510 batteries & a manual atty.

Have a read here

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/electronic-cigarette-reviews/183420-510-t-xl-tanks.html

 

[Sentonal]

I don't have a complaint with the tighter draw... actually on a whim from reading this (didnt realize there was one hole either) I just tried plugging up a hole in my drip atty... I like it better now.

I think the tighter draw is much more analog like, adding a soft tip helped me get a more "analog" feel too.

 

[eblade]

I think the draw is easier on the tank attys, my automatic batteries that were near impossible to get working with my older attys work -great- with the T model.

 

[locke2121]

Try a Halo atty, they have two holes on the threads...gives a good smooth draw.

 

[Taelon]

maybe, also probably why it never leaks... hasn't on me anyways

No.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-t-tank-t-tank-atty-review-4.html#post3265363

 

[fairweasel2323]

I noticed the one hole too, and the tighter draw.
But I'm not using the auto batteries that come with the regulation kit, but just regular manual 510 and eGo batts.
I wonder if that's why?
Since the auto batts use the bottom hole for activation, is it possible that could change the air flow?

Anyone here tried auto vs. manual and see any difference?

I have used the automatics that come with a 510-t kit and same draw as my manual battery's, but I like the control of ur vape u get out of a manual vs. the autos! Plus u cant drip into a auto battery without the chance of ruining it. Plus the auto that come with the 510-t have to use special charger and cant be used in PCC. I have used a regular 510 auto battery too, that u can use in the PCC, but I just like the manuals u can control how long of a draw u get better and u can drip. So I started with the regular 510 kit with two manual battery's and then bought tank atty and tanks for it to turn it into a tank setup! My one friend ordered the 510t kit, I was curious what was so different about there battery's and why u cant use a PCC on them all I noticed that was different was they were longer and 280maH instead of the regular 180maH I suppose they might make a PCC that fits the 510-t battery's in the future?