How long has your atomizer lasted ?

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trog100

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for what its worth and we only really get to test the RN4075 type of 901 mini atomizer.. we think the build quality is getting better.. we test hundreds and havnt had a DOA one for ages..

we still tend to change ours after a couple of weeks to keep them like new.. but again havnt had one go open circuit during use for ages ether.. and thats with three heavy users in the family..

we think the build quality is better or the bad ones get weeded out along the way to the customer more effectively..

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prof beard

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for what its worth and we only really get to test the RN4075 type of 901 mini atomizer.. we think the build quality is getting better..

That bears out my experience then - all my atomisers have come from e-cigs.co.uk, TW or trog - all of whom supply RN4075 type - as I said - no failures.
 

Majestic

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Started vaping on March 1st of this year. Here is my experience so far....

RN4075 Atomizers:

First one worked good the first 24 hours and weak vapor after that. I tried various cleaning tricks and eventually it died.

Second one died with-in a week. During exploratory surgery I found that a soldered wire let loose on the brass base. Unfortunately I couldn't put it back together as it was damaged during surgery.

Third one died as the result of being cooked. The battery came on mysteriously while changing carts. Snap, crackle, pop. Otherwise this atty lasted a month

DSE901 Atomizers:

First one lasted 21 days before I cooked it. I found the button stuck on my USB Pass Through with a manual switch when I walked back into the room. Snap, crackle, fizzle for about 30 seconds. It still worked, but weak vapor. Surgery revealed the most of the wicking fibers inside the coil came out.
 

elevenzen

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It's amazing how long many people have had their atomizers last. It really must be the luck of the draw (pun intended). I've had 2 RN4075 attys go cold within about 10 days. No straight dripping, I always use carts. They vape great one minute and then just suddenly stop cold.

At least I haven't had any problems with my batteries.
 

The Wiz

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I have had great luck with the 901 atomizers.....only one has completly went cold on me since early Feb. A few others I have had since then are still going strong.I do use a rotation and overnight blow-out and rest method,which may prolong life expectancy.It is amazing how long some have lasted,the 901 IMO(batteries excluded)is an extremly dependable PV!:)The Wiz!
 
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