Automatic battery question

[want to quit]

I just got my Bloog in. Since I use the GoGo a lot I refill my cartos instead of buying prefilled once. Now I want and already did the same with my Bloog which comes with a Auto bat which in fact I really like (I know most don't really like Auto bats) Now my question is after hearing that these auto bats die after coming in contact with e-liquid are there any auto bats that dont die right away if they come in contact with liquid?

Or do all auto bats say bye bye if they come in contact with liquid?

 

[DC2]

Automatic batteries have to have a hole to allow them to function, be it by suction or sound waves.
That hole can let juice get in, and clog up the switch, thereby making them non-functional.

If you are careful, and avoid overfilling, and make sure not too much juice is getting in there, you might be okay.
I used an automatic battery for dripping on my NJoy NPro (RN4081) for quite awhile without any problems.

Your mileage may vary.

 

[want to quit]

haha thanks man. I think I got it down quite alright since my first PV was the Leaky Ego-T so I learned to be very careful. Thanks for the post and since you are here right now I wanted to ask you for a while now.. What are these things in your avatar? Cartos? carts? bats?

 

[DC2]

haha thanks man. I think I got it down quite alright since my first PV was the Leaky Ego-T so I learned to be very careful. Thanks for the post and since you are here right now I wanted to ask you for a while now.. What are these things in your avatar? Cartos? carts? bats?

Those are Chucks.


I've got a third one on the way because I've always wanted an illusion Chuck.
And I need something for when my teams all suck.

 

[leannebug]

I dripped for a long time with auto batts. Killed a lot of them that way, but it was rarely ever on first contact.

If you get juice in your auto you can try my tips: first, suck hard on the batty. Spit out juice. Suck again. If there is still a charge, you *may* get a little zap. Then leave the battery, hole side down, in a little cup with a tissue or napkin inside to absorb the liquid. After a couple days, repeat. Then wait again (same). A few days later you can try plugging inyour battery to charge. Most battys will survive a little juice inside. Just don't charge while wet! You want to drain out-dry out-suck out the juice first.

It also helps to have an adapter between the atty/carto and the batty. Just a wee bit more protection. I dripped on a 901 on an 801 batty (with an adapter between)

Hth!


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