Big difference between dead and not performing well, i don't burn out many but find after about a week performance drops drastically, they say after about 30ml of juice lob and i think their right
How long have your atty's lasted?
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I'm trying to think kind thoughts towards my fellow forum members whose Atties last for months. For me, Atties are like Russian Roulette - blow in a day, or last months. My Atties DO seem to be lasting longer than last year when we 1st started vaping. I ascribe the longevity to:
1- Better quality American made e-liquids. I stay away from the Chinese e-liquids now.
2 -I ONLY use genuine Salbao brand 901 Atties. The 'look alikes' are c--p.
3 - My Hubbie and I have switched to 3.7v mods and a 901 pass through - higher heat maybe keeping the Atties cleaner longer.
4 - Last- We each have a couple units. We switch and give each a rest.
I bought 5 Slb Dse-901 Atties March 30th. Three are in use, 2 are in the box. This is a record for us.
1- Better quality American made e-liquids. I stay away from the Chinese e-liquids now.
2 -I ONLY use genuine Salbao brand 901 Atties. The 'look alikes' are c--p.
3 - My Hubbie and I have switched to 3.7v mods and a 901 pass through - higher heat maybe keeping the Atties cleaner longer.
4 - Last- We each have a couple units. We switch and give each a rest.
I bought 5 Slb Dse-901 Atties March 30th. Three are in use, 2 are in the box. This is a record for us.
Caveat: I vape less than 1ml per day
I have never lost an atomizer in the 10 months I have been vaping.
I used some RN4081s and a DSE103 for the first week, without losing them.
Then I started using two 510 atomizers in rotation, for about one month.
Then I added two 306 atomizers to the rotation, and did that for about five months.
So for five months I was using one 510 and one 306 each week, then cleaning them in a Diet Coke bath and letting them dry for an entire week while I used the other 510 and 306 atomizers in the rotation.
For the next three months I switched to only using the two 510 atomizers.
I put the 306 atomizers away, and haven't really used them since.
But they both still worked fine.
Then one month ago I discovered the Highping dry burn method.
I had one 510 atomizer that was putting out less vapor so I tried it.
Now that 510 atomizer works like new again.
So I put away the second 510 atomizer, stopped doing Diet Coke baths, and use only the 510 atomizer I first got almost 10 months ago. It works like new, and at this point I am starting to think that it will last forever at 3.7v on my Chuck doing occasional dry burns as needed.
DISCLAIMER: No atomizers were harmed in the making of this post
I have never lost an atomizer in the 10 months I have been vaping.
I used some RN4081s and a DSE103 for the first week, without losing them.
Then I started using two 510 atomizers in rotation, for about one month.
Then I added two 306 atomizers to the rotation, and did that for about five months.
So for five months I was using one 510 and one 306 each week, then cleaning them in a Diet Coke bath and letting them dry for an entire week while I used the other 510 and 306 atomizers in the rotation.
For the next three months I switched to only using the two 510 atomizers.
I put the 306 atomizers away, and haven't really used them since.
But they both still worked fine.
Then one month ago I discovered the Highping dry burn method.
I had one 510 atomizer that was putting out less vapor so I tried it.
Now that 510 atomizer works like new again.
So I put away the second 510 atomizer, stopped doing Diet Coke baths, and use only the 510 atomizer I first got almost 10 months ago. It works like new, and at this point I am starting to think that it will last forever at 3.7v on my Chuck doing occasional dry burns as needed.
DISCLAIMER: No atomizers were harmed in the making of this post
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I think the shortest time was 2 weeks from a cheapo clone (the washer)... Longest is 4 months old!
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