I picked up a Joye 306 LR atty to use with my Joye 510 bats. The product description states:
The Joye 306 low resistance atomizer is the perfect replacement for your Joye 306 "Mini Fogger" electronic cigarette.
Now on another site the sells the 306 LR atty, it clearly states in a disclaimer like fashion that:
Like other low resistance atomizers, the LR 306 must be used at 3.7v only, and will simulate a high voltage vaping experience. Keep this atomizer wet at all times! If you let it get dry, it will burn out. You must use these atomizers with batteries rated at no less than 450mAh. IMR batteries are recommended for use with this atomizer. We carry IMR18650, IMR14500 and IMR 10440 batteries. Do not use with a regular e-cig battery.
Now the only information I could find on the Joye 510 bats are that they are 180mA. I couldnt find the voltage. Does anybody know the voltage? And if they are ok to use with the 306 LR atty without damaging them?
The Joye 306 low resistance atomizer is the perfect replacement for your Joye 306 "Mini Fogger" electronic cigarette.
Now on another site the sells the 306 LR atty, it clearly states in a disclaimer like fashion that:
Like other low resistance atomizers, the LR 306 must be used at 3.7v only, and will simulate a high voltage vaping experience. Keep this atomizer wet at all times! If you let it get dry, it will burn out. You must use these atomizers with batteries rated at no less than 450mAh. IMR batteries are recommended for use with this atomizer. We carry IMR18650, IMR14500 and IMR 10440 batteries. Do not use with a regular e-cig battery.
Now the only information I could find on the Joye 510 bats are that they are 180mA. I couldnt find the voltage. Does anybody know the voltage? And if they are ok to use with the 306 LR atty without damaging them?