I hear websites state that they have real joye 510's and warn that others are selling fake 510's. So my question Is how do you identify joye 510 from fake 510's?
How do you know if you have a fake 510?
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I don't believe that there is a way to tell, so I buy all of my 510 spares and parts from suppliers that I feel I can trust - primarily HealthCabin, EastMall, and GreenHouse One, all in China, but very reliable, and their service has been excellent.
there is a thread somewhere, but does it really matter a whole lot? There is little to no difference in performance between a real one and a fake one. They are both cheap, with quality control being slim to none (does it look good and work before it leaves the factory? yes? then ship it).
having taken a REAL 510 apart, I can vouch for the sloppy soldering (I am class 3 mil-spec solder certified, and an electronics technician by trade). As far as the atomizer, it's nothing more than a nichrome wire coil with some fire-rope (used to line wood/coal stove doors) and a metal bridge.
Go with the best deal you can find, neither are complex, and both are considered disposable items.
having taken a REAL 510 apart, I can vouch for the sloppy soldering (I am class 3 mil-spec solder certified, and an electronics technician by trade). As far as the atomizer, it's nothing more than a nichrome wire coil with some fire-rope (used to line wood/coal stove doors) and a metal bridge.
Go with the best deal you can find, neither are complex, and both are considered disposable items.
I hear you Banjo, but thats like crossing your fingers.
Is it more important for it to be a real joye atomizer or batteries.
Is it more important for it to be a real joye atomizer or batteries.
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