Joyetech 510 LR Atomizer

[EastSideKing]

Hi all,

my friend gave me one of those to try. I like it but I'm confused when I should add ejuice. The last couple time I vaped until I tasted nasty burnt taste. Am I doing it right or I'm pushing it too hard? What is your rule of thumb?

Also is it bad to chain vaping? And how do I know the atomizer needs to be replace?

Thanks in advance!

 

[geekmedic]

Can you post a picture of your setup? We will help you get up and running.

 

[Rondo9]

Depends on how much you vape but if you want to keep it simple, every 3 to 4 weeks, change the heads.

Also you will get some burnt taste after you take many quick drags in a row. If you don't chase vape but every drag (even the first few ones) taste burnt, likely the head needs to be replaced

 

[amoret]

That is a standard dripping atomizer, and the best information on using one is here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html

Here is some of the info:

2. Drip in about 5 drops. If dripping through a drip tip, instead of directly onto the atty itself, softly blow across the top of the tip (like you would a Coke bottle) to get the liquid down in there. Take a "cold draw" (no power) and listen for a slight gurgle. If no gurgle is heard add 1-2 more drops.

3. Vape some short drags to be sure there is enough liquid (there will still be a slight gurgle), and then test different draw speeds. Remember vaping works by vacuum, soft shallow drags are not going to create enough vacuum to get a large vapor plume.

4. If you get a bad taste or hear a hiss at the end of the first drags, add 1-3 drops and try again.

5. Continue to vape a little stronger and top off with juice until the flavor starts to intensify (you will know).

6. When you get poor flavor/light flavor/less vapor or the atomizer hisses at the end of a drag it means the atomizer is ready for a few more drops. Approximate recommendations: 2-3 drops for 100% VG; 3-4 drops for PG/VG mixes.