Atomizer Thought

[Charlie58]

When I got my starter kit for my 510 the atomizers had so much of the fibreglass batting in them that it looked like ears sticking out from the metal bridge on them. After only two weeks or so the fiberglass seems to have gunked up with juice to the point of looking burnt. Black and nasty looking.
One works ok but gets rather hot (Hot enough to not be comfortable to touch.) and the other just has no draw and seems too cool.
I ordered two extra atomizers and batteries as spares and the atomizers that I got were different in the fact that they werent packed as full of the wicking material. On the first set I couldn't even see the coil on the second if you do a dry burn you can actualy see the coil get red.
What I'm wondering is did they maybe change the design on the atomizers? I would assume they are both authentic atomizers as they are the copper ones.
I mean, the first set didn't seem to work as well as the second right out of the box. Not a lot of vapor harder draw.
I cleaned the second set as I alternated them but will be doing a more thourough cleaning now that I've gotten spares. am letting them soak in a small cup with alcohol.
I guess if I get them clean enough to work again I will compare the attys and see which type gives me better service and let everyone know what I find. ( I know a comparison of four attys probably isn't too scientific but that's all I can afford at the moment).

 

[Scottbee]

As I said in another post... hand assembly, lack of quality control, and atty-to-atty inconsistency is the bane of the 510.

 

[a2dcovert]

When I got my starter kit for my 510 the atomizers had so much of the fibreglass batting in them that it looked like ears sticking out from the metal bridge on them. After only two weeks or so the fiberglass seems to have gunked up with juice to the point of looking burnt. Black and nasty looking.
One works ok but gets rather hot (Hot enough to not be comfortable to touch.) and the other just has no draw and seems too cool.
I ordered two extra atomizers and batteries as spares and the atomizers that I got were different in the fact that they werent packed as full of the wicking material. On the first set I couldn't even see the coil on the second if you do a dry burn you can actualy see the coil get red.
What I'm wondering is did they maybe change the design on the atomizers? I would assume they are both authentic atomizers as they are the copper ones.
I mean, the first set didn't seem to work as well as the second right out of the box. Not a lot of vapor harder draw.
I cleaned the second set as I alternated them but will be doing a more thourough cleaning now that I've gotten spares. am letting them soak in a small cup with alcohol.
I guess if I get them clean enough to work again I will compare the attys and see which type gives me better service and let everyone know what I find. ( I know a comparison of four attys probably isn't too scientific but that's all I can afford at the moment).

The 510 attys do get hot, it normally gets hotter the longer you use it. When it gets real hot I would give it a break. Like Scottbee said they do vary in construction quality. If you have an atty that gets real hot but produces less vapor that for me is the indicator that it needs cleaning. I don't normally clean my attys until it is obvious that the wicking is poor.

The build up of black carbon on the coil is unavoidable because the coil contacts the juice. Since there is really only one factory producing the Joye-510, where you buy them from may be may not matter. I have bought from many merchants and while some may look different, some have a wide gold band verses the narrow band, they usually perform the same.

Kevin