How long?

[baillou2]

I received my first 510 a couple days ago. I actually have 3 attomizers; I ordered a 3rd.
Though I haven't been vaping them constantly I'm finding that none of them produce much vapor and they all still taste quite bad. I realize there's a breaking in period, but is it really that bad at first?
I hear all this talk about the 510 being a vapor machine, but my 901 beats the hell out of it by a long stretch.
Has anyone else had this experience? If so, how long before it started actually working well?

 

[Hangtime]

Mine worked great right out of the box. It got better after about 3 days. That was bout 2 months ago and I'm still on my first atty. You said you have a 901 so your not a newbie, but did you blow the primer out then put a few drops of juice on the atty? Did you charge the bat real good first?

 

[baillou2]

Mine worked great right out of the box. It got better after about 3 days. That was bout 2 months ago and I'm still on my first atty. You said you have a 901 so your not a newbie, but did you blow the primer out then put a few drops of juice on the atty? Did you charge the bat real good first?

Yes, I charged the batts all the way up, and I've been putting juice right on the atty to help out, but to no avail.

 

[powwaw]

I have a new 510 as well, only been vaping a few days. I have found, and I don't remember which video I saw it in, that you need to draw very easily. The only way I can describe it is to just draw the vapor off the atty as it's being created. The harder you draw, the more air is sucked in through the holes...less vapor.

Hope this helps.

 

[Jim Davis]

I don't understand why all atomizers are being used. When I get new attys in, I test them and put them away. I use one atty at a time, until it burns out, then I break in another and use it. If you rotate them, they have a chance of going bad at roughly the same time. Just my opinion.