I have been vaping with strictly Joye 510 atty's (on my eGo's and 510's) for over a year now and have never experienced anything but perfection from them straight out of the wrapper...until recently.
I did a brief foray into EMDCC's which I love but I heard they are hard on eGo battery lifespans and they do take a lot of juice so I have decided to go back to the 510 atty until I can get a higher voltage device. So I had one Joye 510 left over that I was keeping as a backup to use (we'll refer to this one as Champ). I had purchased this atty sometime earlier in the summer. It works like a champ. Great draw/taste etc. So I go to a new vendor that I have never ordered from before and ordered 3 more standard res Joye 510 atty's. The first one (we'll call this atty 1) was like sucking a brick through a straw and I could never get the burnt taste out of it no matter what I did and could never put enough juice in it to actually taste the juice. 24 hours later I could get no air through it. The company is letting me take it back. I opened up a second one (atty 2) and while it was a hard draw and you have to keep putting juice in it b/c it gets hot and burns up...it works better.
So thinking that maybe this new company just had a bad stock (it happens), I ordered from one of my usual hardware 3 standard res Joye 510 atty's and out of the package this one had the same performance. Little taste, burning sensation/sore throat, hard draw...it was usuable as well but you had to constantly keep filling (I direct drip if that helps) and blowing out.
So I put atty 2 on my eGo last night and barely tightened it on the battery. It worked much better. I could tell that it was not getting enough air for some reason. So I compared "Champ" with atty's 2 and 3 and saw that the air hole on the battery threads of "Champ" was about 1/4mm higher than the other atty's and the hole was larger in diameter and appears to be more patent as well. I think the new lower placement of the 2 airholes that are diagonal from each other on the the threaded piece of the atomizer is causing air flow problems.
Has anyone else experienced this?
I did a brief foray into EMDCC's which I love but I heard they are hard on eGo battery lifespans and they do take a lot of juice so I have decided to go back to the 510 atty until I can get a higher voltage device. So I had one Joye 510 left over that I was keeping as a backup to use (we'll refer to this one as Champ). I had purchased this atty sometime earlier in the summer. It works like a champ. Great draw/taste etc. So I go to a new vendor that I have never ordered from before and ordered 3 more standard res Joye 510 atty's. The first one (we'll call this atty 1) was like sucking a brick through a straw and I could never get the burnt taste out of it no matter what I did and could never put enough juice in it to actually taste the juice. 24 hours later I could get no air through it. The company is letting me take it back. I opened up a second one (atty 2) and while it was a hard draw and you have to keep putting juice in it b/c it gets hot and burns up...it works better.
So thinking that maybe this new company just had a bad stock (it happens), I ordered from one of my usual hardware 3 standard res Joye 510 atty's and out of the package this one had the same performance. Little taste, burning sensation/sore throat, hard draw...it was usuable as well but you had to constantly keep filling (I direct drip if that helps) and blowing out.
So I put atty 2 on my eGo last night and barely tightened it on the battery. It worked much better. I could tell that it was not getting enough air for some reason. So I compared "Champ" with atty's 2 and 3 and saw that the air hole on the battery threads of "Champ" was about 1/4mm higher than the other atty's and the hole was larger in diameter and appears to be more patent as well. I think the new lower placement of the 2 airholes that are diagonal from each other on the the threaded piece of the atomizer is causing air flow problems.
Has anyone else experienced this?
