atopack dolphin

[nonnette]

after a leaking penguin I tried the dolphin, joyetech said that they took care of the leaking problem, what they did I must admit. However the dolphin's firebutton is very poor. after some time it just does nothing anymore. Anymore people with this problem?

 

[Opinionated]

@SnapDragon NY or @Jingles Can either of you help with this please?

 

[SnapDragon NY]

My hubby is on his 2nd Penguin- I just bought the Penguin SE for him after his 1st Penguin was not staying charged.
Great sale at 8Vape on these.
He owned the 1st Penguin for almost a year and loves that thing- no leaking, burnt coils or trouble until it didn't stay charged, being an internal battery it was bound to happen. He is rough with it too- works as a Pipefitter/welder and that goes to work with him every day.
How did the Penguin leak? My hubby's never leaked! Coil must not have been set in the tank right? Or the wrong eliquid- he uses 30pg/70vg
I have never used the Dolphin so I cannot comment on what is wrong with yours.
How long have you owned the Dolphin? Maybe contact the vendor that sold this to you.

 

[nonnette]

How long have you owned the Dolphin? Maybe contact the vendor that sold this to you
The vendor is going to be contacted by the person who gave me this dolphin. so I have to wait and see..

 

[stols001]

Hope it gets sorted out and welcome

Anna

 

[nonnette]

So do I thank you.

 

[Jingles]

I never did get my Dolphin to work again, so I gave up on it. It charges and the red light lights up, but when I press the fire button nothing happens. My penguins are still working fine.

 

[nonnette]

my penguin is also still working, it is leaking through the bottom, where the coil sits in the silicone, but rather that than a button not working. Which gets me to the real question, what is the most reliable cig without leaking and a good hit that works no matter what?

 

[nonnette]

I found the problem, where the penguin has a metal clip to hold the cartridge down, with the dolphin it is plastic and after a few times taking the cartridge out for a refill, it just snaps off. result no proper contact with the power terminals... a rubber band solves it for now until I find a proper solution.

 

[stols001]

I am not sure that the vape you are describing exists. All mods and tanks can have issues from time to time.

For MTL vaping I'm sort of a fan of aspire (maybe an aspire zelos setup). Coils are cheaper than replacing cartridges, and it's a good beginner setup.

With that said, you really want to figure out your style of vaping, what you enjoy (e.g. more vapor, vs less, but at a higher nicotine level) and there is no mod or tank that is guaranteed to be trouble free 100% of the time.

If you post more about what type of vape you are looking for you may get more suggestions, etc.

Anna

 

[nonnette]

Thank you Anna, I know nothing is 100% proof, I do like the dolphin and penguin in hits and ease of use. Where the penguin has a nice big tank which I like too. I don't mind buying coils, all in all it is cheaper than conventional smoking. But I'll study your suggestion, thanks again.

 

[BrotherBob]

real question, what is the most reliable cig without leaking and a good hit that works no matter what?

Looks like your vaping MTL @ 1.2 ohms with a Internal 2100mAh Rechargeable Battery. You may want to consider AIO or Internal battery Mod + MTL tank/premade coils set up.
I would go the AIO Pod forum and ask the question in both forums (might want to also provide underlined information):
re: Vape Pod Systems
and also ask in the:
re: APV and Mods Discussion - VV/VW APV Discussion

 

[nonnette]

thanks Bob, I will look. Don't get me wrong, I have been vaping for 5 years now, along the way tried all sorts and I do like the dolpin/penguin My all time favorite has always been the kanger protank mini. I still have one as a spare if the joyetechs fail. I have a museum collection here and I think I know what I am talking about, but I DO appreciate the suggestions and I am certainly going to look at them.

 

[niczgreat]

thanks Bob, I will look. Don't get me wrong, I have been vaping for 5 years now, along the way tried all sorts and I do like the dolpin/penguin My all time favorite has always been the kanger protank mini. I still have one as a spare if the joyetechs fail. I have a museum collection here and I think I know what I am talking about, but I DO appreciate the suggestions and I am certainly going to look at them.

I've been vaping for 9 years (had to one up you) and tried just about everything under the sun. I've standardized on the Penguin SE. I have two of them and been vaping on them since March. Lightweight, Not too large.Good battery and tank life. They've been rock solid no leaking and rock solid reliable.

Yes I expect that they will only last around a year or two. Since I alternate on the units. But they are cheap enough that it actually comes out less expensive than buying separate batteries.

The quality of the vape on the .60 is perfect for me.

 

[dennism]

I have 2 penguins and 2 dolphins. The penguins are now 1 year old and still going strong. I don't have any luck with the .6 ohm coils, I vape 30pg/70vg/3mg nic, they clog up fast. Can I ask what ratio you are using with the .6?

 

[anandroidid]

I've been vaping for 9 years (had to one up you) and tried just about everything under the sun. I've standardized on the Penguin SE. I have two of them and been vaping on them since March. Lightweight, Not too large.Good battery and tank life. They've been rock solid no leaking and rock solid reliable.

Yes I expect that they will only last around a year or two. Since I alternate on the units. But they are cheap enough that it actually comes out less expensive than buying separate batteries.

The quality of the vape on the .60 is perfect for me.

Can I ask why you use the Penguin instead of the newer Dolphin? Would you call the 0.6 a restricted lung hit or an mtl?

 

[dennism]

I found the problem, where the penguin has a metal clip to hold the cartridge down, with the dolphin it is plastic and after a few times taking the cartridge out for a refill, it just snaps off. result no proper contact with the power terminals... a rubber band solves it for now until I find a proper solution.

I have the same problem with my 2 dolphins, will not click into place. I've only had them for 3 months, has joyetech corrected this tab problem? I also had 2 original penguins, never a problem lasted me 1.5 years until the battery would no longer charge. Is the penguin se a better buy?

 

[nonnette]

I have the same problem with my 2 dolphins, will not click into place. I've only had them for 3 months, has joyetech corrected this tab problem? I also had 2 original penguins, never a problem lasted me 1.5 years until the battery would no longer charge. Is the penguin se a better buy?

I haven't made up my mind yet, I did report the problem at Joyetech it has been forwarded to the research department and haven't heard since...

 

[dennism]

I haven't made up my mind yet, I did report the problem at Joyetech it has been forwarded to the research department and haven't heard since...

Thanks, after checking some reviews, I may have removed the cartridges the wrong way.