atomizer life fact or fiction?

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jghunter1

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Well I am currently actively using 5, Joye 510 atomizers. Not sure exactly what day I began USING them but I ORDERED them on 11/11, 11/23, and 11/31. None of those orders took more than 3 business days to arrive. All work GREAT!!!! (Knock on wood!!!)

I did have one atomizer become really hard to draw from so I soaked it in Everclear for about 24 hours then air dried for another 24 hours. Works great now!! I NEVER clean my atomizers and I do not blow them out unless I am trying a new flavor. I usually leave each atty attached to a cartridge (yes I have 5 different flavors going right now).

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laurieok

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I have been vaping for several months. I have only lost a total of 4 attys (knock on wood) and 3 of those were immediately after giving them a vodka bath. Only 1 died of old age. They were all 901's. I haven't lost any 510 attys. I don't do much 5-6v vaping. I usually use cartos for that. There are some attys that the draw is much harder, but they still work and I am afraid to bathe them so I put them in a box for emergencies. :)
 

420GypsyGirl

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My Joye 510 attys I got with my initial kit 6 months ago are still going strong. ::shrugs:: I just clean them once a week, let them dry and they just keep going. I think mileage may very...it really is a hit and miss with atty's. I had an 801 atty die just a week after getting it. The coil fried. So I had a friend replace the coil and it's working like a champ. Really I think it is just a luck of the draw.
 

searcher

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For my atties, the lifespan is about 2 weeks. I vape a lot. Since I started vaping in September I have lost 2 atties due to them burning out (no continuity on a meter). The remaining were to high a resistance. I have tried cleaning them over and over every way that I have found in the forum without any luck. These atties will heat up and glow red but not fast enough to be usable. If I ever get one that lasts for months, when it does burn out I am going to silver plate it and make a Christmas decoration out of it.
 

sattec

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If anybody here wants to send me your atty's. I might be able to deduce what solution will release the gunkie juice and get the the air flow back. If it heats up but has great air resistence, thats a clogged up mesh problem....it's your juice or it's the original pirmer stiil in the atty, after all these weeks, that's causing issues....different juices may require a different solution to clean up the air ways...cph works very well to extend atty life....
 
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Well, I have been vaping steady since oct 29. I was recently bragging about my 901's lasting and not burning out. However, in the past month or so, I fried about 7 atty's. But there is probably good reason. I was playing with 6 plus volts. The atty's used at 3.7, i don't recall even one of them going out.

I was even using the atty's on one of those 6 volt batteries for big flashlights rigged up when i got in a bind for a few weeks until my chuck came in. Was no problem and was a vapin machine--but touched wires together, etc. and fried a couple that way. The others were attempting to use two 3.6's in my chuck--fried on button push brand new atty. Got HV atty's on order now.

Edit: also my long lasting and abused atty's were from one source and the most recent atty's were from another source which may be a factor. They wouldn't even vape on the 6 volt big flashlight battery setup like the other one's did.
 
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