i have a joye 510 ecig that i bought that works very well. yet i was wondering if there was a longer lasting battery like around 8 hours that would fit on the atomizers or a stronger atomizer that would produce ALOT more vapor and or a stronger vapor hit. one final note, i was wondering what was the highest nicotine contant on the market is? please attach links, thank you
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The eGo/Riva models also use the 510 attys. My Riva will last around 8 hours or more and my eGo 900mah will last 12 hours or more.
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Yeah. Either order an EGO battery and also low resistance atomizers. LR provide a stronger hit however they are not recommended for use with a standard 510 battery as they will eventually ruin them.
You can either order an EGO kit... ($55 from LiteCigUSA for instance) or get 1 battery and use your 510 charger to charge it.
An EGO battery is about $18.
To give a reference point, your 510 is a 180 mah battery... standard ego kit is 650 and you can buy bigger..
You can either order an EGO kit... ($55 from LiteCigUSA for instance) or get 1 battery and use your 510 charger to charge it.
An EGO battery is about $18.
To give a reference point, your 510 is a 180 mah battery... standard ego kit is 650 and you can buy bigger..
There absolutely is!
To get more battery life, you need a bigger battery. And that is exactly what the Joye eGo is. It is threaded to take 510 atomizers, so all you would need is a couple batteries, and an eGo charger (don't try to use your 510 chargers with it - it can screw up the charger, or the battery).
The eGo is the size of a small cigar, with a tapered cone on it to give it a "finished" look and also tighten the air flow a bit. You may find that alone improves the vapor production you're getting.
But if that's not enough, you can try Low Resistance (LR) 510 atomizers. They pull more power, for a warmer vape and more vapor.
However, I would recommend against using LR atomizers on an eGo. Lots of people do with no problems, but for lots of others (myself included) it can kill your battery. An eGo battery doesn't have high enough amperage to run an LR atomizer safely, and the chip controling the manual button can also fry out from the heat. If you want to use LR atomizers, I would suggest looking into a mod which takes external batteries.
But for now, just try the eGo. It may be all you need.
EDIT: Ha ha, cheers ropetrick! Harrtato, you can see the size of the eGo in my video linked to above.
To get more battery life, you need a bigger battery. And that is exactly what the Joye eGo is. It is threaded to take 510 atomizers, so all you would need is a couple batteries, and an eGo charger (don't try to use your 510 chargers with it - it can screw up the charger, or the battery).
The eGo is the size of a small cigar, with a tapered cone on it to give it a "finished" look and also tighten the air flow a bit. You may find that alone improves the vapor production you're getting.
But if that's not enough, you can try Low Resistance (LR) 510 atomizers. They pull more power, for a warmer vape and more vapor.
However, I would recommend against using LR atomizers on an eGo. Lots of people do with no problems, but for lots of others (myself included) it can kill your battery. An eGo battery doesn't have high enough amperage to run an LR atomizer safely, and the chip controling the manual button can also fry out from the heat. If you want to use LR atomizers, I would suggest looking into a mod which takes external batteries.
But for now, just try the eGo. It may be all you need.
EDIT: Ha ha, cheers ropetrick! Harrtato, you can see the size of the eGo in my video linked to above.
It may not happen to everyone, just like LR's don't always kill eGo's. But I've seen an eGo take out a 510 charger. Someone I know plugged an eGo into a 510 charger (which looked identical, apart from the size of the hole in the center connector).
Something wound up going wrong with the charger, and it would never give the eGo more than a few seconds of charge. Fortunately the battery turned out to be ok once he got an eGo charger.
I bought some 1000mAh eGo batteries from cignot for $24+shipping last month. They run all day and then some.
For more thicker better vapor, you might try some of the cart mods. I routinely use the pyramid teabag (PTB) mod to improve wicking on both carts and cartos (e2). Aside from LR attys and HV mods that have already been mentioned to make the atty burn hotter, I've seen good reports about the mega atty/cart setup, although that is for the eGo and won't fit a standard 510 battery. It's just bigger and vapes more juice at once. I plan to try some the next time I get my credit card out for PV stuff. Now is probably a good time as my fav juices are running a little low LOL.
Forum rules prohibit any discussion or vendor posts about ready to vape juices with higher than 36mg nic content, so you probably won't see much on that topic. Anything more than that is usually intended for DIY mixing of juice and generally considered unsafe to handle without protective gear. Check out the DIY forum to learn more. Most juice vendors have any level premixed up to 36mg. I've seen very few people that actually use more than that.
For more thicker better vapor, you might try some of the cart mods. I routinely use the pyramid teabag (PTB) mod to improve wicking on both carts and cartos (e2). Aside from LR attys and HV mods that have already been mentioned to make the atty burn hotter, I've seen good reports about the mega atty/cart setup, although that is for the eGo and won't fit a standard 510 battery. It's just bigger and vapes more juice at once. I plan to try some the next time I get my credit card out for PV stuff. Now is probably a good time as my fav juices are running a little low LOL.
Forum rules prohibit any discussion or vendor posts about ready to vape juices with higher than 36mg nic content, so you probably won't see much on that topic. Anything more than that is usually intended for DIY mixing of juice and generally considered unsafe to handle without protective gear. Check out the DIY forum to learn more. Most juice vendors have any level premixed up to 36mg. I've seen very few people that actually use more than that.
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