Atomizers effect battery life

[a2dcovert]

I have noticed that when I an using an atomizer that has some age on it, I have to use the battery a lot more. When I put on a new or almost new atomizer I am able to get a lot more vapor production with a lot less battery time. What this means is by nursing an older atomizer I am putting a lot more demand on the battery.

I hate to retire an atomizer if it still putting out some vapor but is it worth cycling the batteries more often? I guess if I were using a USB pass-through it wouldn't matter. What do you think?

Kevin

 

[Cellmeister]

Yes I Agree.

Atomizers Do Effect The Battery, New & Old Will Be Different Due To Resistance Of The Atom, Batteries Also Wear (less time) & Yes Less Vape With Older Atoms and / Or Batts.

I Think Rotating Batts & Atoms Is Good as well. Using The Older Atom On The USB PT Is Good If It Works Good Enough For You. If U Don't Have A USB PT U Should Definitely Pick One Up. Certainly There Is A Time To Toss Your Useless & Poor Operating vaping Parts / Items it as well.

~Keep Vapin~!

 

[KreeL]

I use my attys until they start to bug me. Then they go in a drawer for future experimentation. It's fun to try to 'bring one back' but I never expect much.

 

[dhp1161]

sorry to post this
but why cant i make threads? is there a requisite of post number?

 

[chief druid]

yeah 1161 .. its 15 ..

i got a good few 510 atomisers .... i've tried boiling ... washing ... coke bath .. vodka bath (wich went against the grain) all sorts .. nothing works for me .... someone should start an atomiser cleaning company

 

[dhp1161]

yeah 1161 .. its 15 ..

i got a good few 510 atomisers .... i've tried boiling ... washing ... coke bath .. vodka bath (wich went against the grain) all sorts .. nothing works for me .... someone should start an atomiser cleaning company

thanks druid

 

[a2dcovert]

yeah 1161 .. its 15 ..

i got a good few 510 atomisers .... i've tried boiling ... washing ... coke bath .. vodka bath (wich went against the grain) all sorts .. nothing works for me .... someone should start an atomiser cleaning company

I have had real good results by soaking the attys in 70% rubbing alcohol for 3 to 4 days. Since March 29th I have only 2 "dead" atomizers. I have 2 that are only running at about 70% of original. The problem is more than likely carbon build up which will eventually render any atomizer useless.

Kevin

 

[chief druid]

think the part were i'm stumbeling is the drying .....i did a simple hold under the hot tap on one atomiser left it to dry in a warm cupboard for two weeks ... primed it well .. still i got a nasty taste ... wich i'm guessing it was heated up water .... and i noticed that the metal bridge thingy wasnt soaking up the juice as well as if it had lost its absorantness

 

[craig armstrong]

I find that, if you have an electric stove, standing the atomizers on the coils and setting the heat at about 25% for 30 minutes or untill you no longer see moisture gathering on the inside does a good job.

 

[a2dcovert]

I don't have any issues with drying the atty out. I simply blow through the atty until I no longer feel any liquid coming out. I drip 3 drops directly on the bridge and install a topped off cart. Then I lay it down for a few minutes to let the liquid to soak into the bridge. Pick it up and go to vaping.

Kevin