How do I fill Joye 510 cartomizers?

[Btrfly7]

Which hole do I fill the Joye 510 cartomizers through? There is a hole on the threaded end, one on both sides of the threading, and one on the other end. Anyone know how many cc's they hold? Please help! I use a Riva 510. Do I then just unscrew the atomizer and screw this on and vape? Thank you!

Also, who is the best to buy these price wise in the U.S.? I'm looking to buy mega cartomizers also.
All suggestions are welcome, I'd like to order tonight.

 

[forthwith]

pop the plastic out of the mouth end, and fill up the fluff inside just like a zippo lighter.. Full, but not over saturated, and stay out of the middle. If you try and keep juice away from the threaded end, it will last longer.

 

[oldjoe]

If they are Joye brand you can fill them through the threaded end by dripping, using the condom method or with a syringe. The type with the soft rubber cap can be filled the same way or by removing the soft plug and dripping into the batting.
They should hold about 18 drops or so.

 

[Kufu Kahn]

How about the ones with the reservoir with a sealed top reached from the mouth piece end? Has anyone figured out how to expose the fill port for drip filling from the mouth piece end? Topping off with a syringe through the fill port is rather iffy on an already used carto.

 

[bombastinator]

One way i've found is to take a pair o pliers and just twist off the bottom. Be careful not to crack the plastic, but they come off fine.

Even better it turns out that inside it's just a regular bridgeless atomizer, making joye cartos just about the cheapest bridegless atomizers you can buy. I dig the fluff out and did a PTB mod on it. Reduced the plasticy taste signifigantly. Also if you take the bottom off you can clean them just like a regular atty. Better even because the lack of bridge makes it so you can actually brush the carbon off the filament.

Another point is that the metal they make the bottoms out of is pretty soft and I was able to use them on No. 7 batteries just by forcefully screwing them into the battery. Acted just like a tap.
Now I have the awesome reliable doesn't clog up and die no. 7 batteries with a great drip atty that produces twice the vapor of the no. 7 attys for a buck and a half instead of the ridiculous 24$ that no. 7 wants.