BE510 USB Passthroughs

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VaporPhreak

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Ok... I should have done more research or something on these before I went and ordered 2 of them. Flat out, they suck. Even though they do not have a battery box they are both putting out ~3.5v according to my multimeter, and they have a 8 second cutoff time. One last annoyance about them is the button. Most passthrough buttons I have seen stick out about 1 - 2 mm. This one is dang near flush with the tube. Very thin and very touchy making it hard to "pump" the button to bypass the cutoff time (which again is a crappy 8 seconds).
I didnt make this thread to whine about them, even though I feel the need to as I dropped $30 on them and they are crap, but I made this thread to warn every 510 user out here to stay clear of them. At this point, I am going to see if they will take them back in exchange for other parts. If not... well they are just going to get parted out as I DO like the connector over the others I have seen for mod-making.
 

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The reason I ask ... I love their BE112 atties over the 801s and was curious about their new 510s

Me too, I get the most vapor from my BE112 passthrough then any other
atty. These things hold "gallons" of juice (haha, just a little exageration here, LOL), WAY more then any other atty out there.

I stuff a rather large chunk of blue foam in the BE112 cart and it wicks
up several cc's of juice for long vaping periods.
This is great for me when I am not in the mood to bother with having to
drip a 510 repeatedly. Like when I am watching TV in bed, I do not want
to take my bottle of juice with me and have to drip after every 6 or so
puffs.

I also find them to be very well made and reliable (or I am simply having
good luck).

One must keep in mind that the atty is a "disposible" part, and I do not
believe there is very good quality control over any of them.
This makes it really hard to figure out who makes the better atty.
Sometimes a atty (any atty) will work fine for months, other times, the
exact same model from the same vendor will die after only a weeks or
even days!!

I have also been lucky with my Joye510's and even their cheaper clones.

I do not agree with the "dry burn" method of clearing the element of burnt
on gunk, so I keep them wet at all times and do not have any problems.

I think if you can get a month of good use out of any atty, you are doing
well ;)
 
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