Got my first E-Cig - How many drops do I put in the cart?

[jibblet]

So I finally got hold of my first ever E-Cig, opening the packet felt just like christmas. After reading so much about them and spending time choosing the right one I am glad I did. I have been puffing away at the tobacco flavoured carts that came with it until now.

The DSE901 starter kit has this on the tech specs;

e-liquid per Cart 0.6g

I want to fill up the empty carts I bought with the starter kit. I have a small bottle of 5ml liquid - How many drops do I put in?

 

[carpedebass]

Just drip liquid in until the fluffy stuff looks slushy. You don't want liquid standing. If you see liquid "pooling" dab it with a piece of paper towel or something.

 

[dormouse]

Drip liquid in until the stuffing looks just damp on top but not a puddle.

Also - your atomizer may have primer on it so you may want to blow it out and drip a few drops of liquid on the bridge /\ and let that soak in. That will help get rid of the primer sooner.

 

[jibblet]

Ok thanks, will give it a go.

I have an automatic battery, and read somewhere that it is easy to fill too much in and then destroy the battery...

 

[carpedebass]

Ok thanks, will give it a go.

I have an automatic battery, and read somewhere that it is easy to fill too much in and then destroy the battery...

Yea, first chance you get you'll do better with a manual.

 

[dormouse]

It's harder to find DSE901 manuals and if you do find them, they may still have an open hole in the threaded end. But you can also use KR808D-1 manuals w/ a DSE901 atty and the manuals from SmokessImage and Bloogplanet are totally sealed on the threaded end. The Vapor4Life manuals still have a hole in the threaded end but it looks like there is some kind of seal inside. The bonus of using a KR808D-1 manual is you can also use KR808D-1 cartomizers and get enough airflow. On a 901 battery you may need a 901 to 808 adapter just to provide enough airflow to the KR8 cartomizer (since 901 expects attys and cartos to have a hole in the side to let air in).

May be worth trying a KR808D-1 manual battery as a spare - you can use it and a 901 drip tip to drip juices on your atomizer - great for testing juice samples and not recommended on auto batteries.