Thanks for sharing. Learned a little about Hobos and wish we still thought along the lines of their Constitution Article 2 Objects.."...to aid and protect.."
Thanks for all your aid regarding the 4081 - I love my npro.
Facts about the RN4081.
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Thanks for sharing. Learned a little about Hobos and wish we still thought along the lines of their Constitution Article 2 Objects.."...to aid and protect.."
Thanks for all your aid regarding the 4081 - I love my npro.
I say the 4081 is like the Slim Jim Commercials. Either ya like em, or ya don't.
I have not used the 4081 but the atty is the one that rick recommends for the copper
He says that they will take the load that the 2 CR2 batts will put out better than a
901 or 510 atty will
I will find out first hand soon
He says that they will take the load that the 2 CR2 batts will put out better than a
901 or 510 atty will
I will find out first hand soon
Please get back to us on that. I'd like to know.
The 4081 attys are really tough. I've been vaping for about 7 months now and I've only lost two of them. Both were destroyed in the first week due to my own stupidity.
The 4081 attys are really tough. I've been vaping for about 7 months now and I've only lost two of them. Both were destroyed in the first week due to my own stupidity.
I really enjoy my 4081, but the problem I have is that I'm often forced to drip into the atomizer because the atomizer won't come loose from the plastic covering that holds the cartridge. I worry that repeatedly using pliers on such a small object probably won't be good in the long run.
Anyone else have this issue?
Anyone else have this issue?
Mine are just the opposite. They're all loose. I use the hot pin method to keep them tight.
I own a copper and I think i destroyed an atty on it today, but im pretty sure that that is my own fault. Ive ordered some 14500 batteries to use it at 3.7v rather than the 6v and compare. The SE attys that came with my first e cig purchases are still going strong over a month later. Ive lost 2 attys since i started vaping but im sure it was mostly operator error in both situations. Since im running the copper at 6v do you need to drop more juice on it, i havent mastered getting the right amount to get not only the huge vape clouds but the flavor as well. Ive pretty much perfected it with my regular batteries.
You have to experiment a bit. I use unflavored, and mix in my own flavoring. I run with heavy VG. My juice is thick, and seems to give the attys a little more protection. KEEP EM WET!!! As soon as they dry out, you take a chance of burning them up. At 6v, it's more important to keep them from drying out.
I ordered an EC08 as my first ever e-cig it arrived on thursday (yep an EC08!! wtf is that)
it turns out its a RN4081 according to the model number on the booklet that came with it.
the atomiser just died on it on its 4th day of use i dont think i did anything to hasten its demise
before it died i was loving it plenty of throat hit plenty of vapour and 4 days analogue free without even thinking about it.
was i just unlucky? are they usually reliable?
im giving it another go and had already ordered another atty that should be here tomorrow i was really relived to find it was a RN4081 at first but i dont know now was i unlucky? or is this a common problem.
and could someone please post a link to a compatible PCC
it turns out its a RN4081 according to the model number on the booklet that came with it.
the atomiser just died on it on its 4th day of use i dont think i did anything to hasten its demise
before it died i was loving it plenty of throat hit plenty of vapour and 4 days analogue free without even thinking about it.
was i just unlucky? are they usually reliable?
im giving it another go and had already ordered another atty that should be here tomorrow i was really relived to find it was a RN4081 at first but i dont know now was i unlucky? or is this a common problem.
and could someone please post a link to a compatible PCC
My attys last for months. You were either unlucky, or you may have run it dry. You have to keep them wet, but not flood them.
I get mine for $5.50 each at;
Wholesale & Retail Best E-smoking Supplier
I get mine for $5.50 each at;
Wholesale & Retail Best E-smoking Supplier
The PCC for the 510, which you can find at many, many suppliers listed and referred to in this forum, works with the 4081. The only thing is that the batteries vary just a tad in length sometimes (some of them are sold as 4081 and are really DSE103 batteries, etc.), so you might want to research it just a bit and maybe even measure your batteries and make sure before you get one. I have 3 or 4 different types of batteries for the 4081, and 1 type is significantly shorter. They might not work unless you use something to take up the extra space. The best length for using with the 510 PCC is the 4081 batteries that have horizontal stripes (going around them). The ones with the lengthwise stripes are maybe 1-2 mm too long but "might" work with a tight fit. The reason for this is that the 510 PCC charges by letting the lid press the batteries into the charger. Even though I know they will charge in there if they are the right length, I haven't really done it because I don't use the 4081 much any more. (I'm awfully glad it works, though.)
Dude, Ya done good. I've been beefing about low vapor and no hit..... This solved it! Thanks a million!
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