Joye 510 questions

[sbphotog]

I just got my 510 today and I'm loving the amount of vapor I get from this. I just have a couple questions...

The atty seems to get very warm. will this shorten the atty life?

And are you suppose to screw down the atty all the way or leave a gap. I know on some models that screwing the atty all the way down will cause the connector to be pushed down and the batt won't make connection with the atty or charger anymore. Is this the case with the 510?

Thanks

 

[Parmacrafter]

You should be safe screwing it in all the way. I do with all of my 510's. The heat in the atty is normal for this model. I would however try having two set up at all times and alternate between the two of them throughout the day. This will help not to over heat that same atty over and over again.

 

[sbphotog]

You should be safe screwing it in all the way. I do with all of my 510's. The heat in the atty is normal for this model. I would however try having two set up at all times and alternate between the two of them throughout the day. This will help not to over heat that same atty over and over again.

I have 5 complete 510's. I initially bought the no box kit that comes with 2 batts and 2 attys, then later that day I bought 3 more batts and 3 more attys.

I am using 2 510's and alternating them, and then other 3 are put away for when I need them.

 

[athlon14]

You can screw it down snug no gap. Never had an issue 2 months so far

 

[enadrown]

I didn't use to screw it all the way down, left a small gap, after a good while of usage I have noticed that the threads have loosened up a little on their own after many many battery changes and there is no gap, any gap feels loose, it doesn't vape any different, still works the same (which is great)

 

[kodykills]

I always screw mine in tightly. Never seems to mess them up whatsoever. Also when you clean it, just blow from the threads into a paper towel, no need to soak in cola or alcohol or anything. At the very most run hot tap water through it, blow it out and let it dry. But never vape a dry atty! They do get very warm, sometimes HOT lol. Ive been vaping on the same atty since august. You will hear a lot of bad things about them... battery life is the only negative. Vape on!

 

[Lumiis]

Newish Vaper here, my atty (510) gets Very warm, always thought I was flooding it lol.

I've heard the 510 atty burns hotter than most 3.7v units, comments anyone?

 

[miketr]

My 510 attys run hot, definitely hotter than my 901 and 4075's. I screw the battery on the atty all the way. I understand that over time the silicone ring under the center contact may compress down so the center doesn't make good contact. You can carefully leverage the contact back up again to restore good connection, though.

 

[thewomenfolk]

I take 3 vapes at the most one after the other....then let it cool down for at least 45 seconds or so, then use the other 510. I carry two and rotate them. Sounds like I vape constantly but I don't. I just take them out every once in a while and get a few good vapes.

 

[gooney0]

Mine get warm also. I'm pretty sure they're supposed to.

I don't think they should get too hot to touch though.

Heat is what allows them to make vapor. Oddly enough they don't get as hot when new since they're more effective. Older atties require a lot of button pushing to make vapor.

I just plan on buying an atomizer or two per month. You just can't beat a new one no matter how hard you clean.

-Gooney0