JOYETECH ERoll

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Faylool

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I really agree with this. It's a little easy to do. One, your not paying attention and you've drained the tank and two sometimes there is a bubble in stead e juice. I tend to hit harder trying to figure out what's up then that atty is dead to anything except clove type e juice....I just treat the burnt flavor like an additive, to a point. But how do we dry burn a ERoll atty then? We don't? I thought people were doing dry burns with them?

If it's a cartomizer with burnt filler no amount of voltage twiddling will fix the problem. Burnt polyfill is forever. The cartomizer (the metal tube with the cottony stuff in it) needs to be replaced.
 

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Here is my level. I used 1 eroll tank full as well today, but this is also filled about 8PM last night, so i got a little of it down yesterday. It does seem odd but i swear this thing lasts forever, and im blowing out some massive clouds. Maybe its in part due to the eroll, because now i take maybe 3-4 vapes ever half hour to hour all day.

I will admit that if im drinking or hanging out with friends it definitely goes faster, but in my normal situations this is how it is. If i dont use my vamo i tend to fill my eroll 5-6 times a day


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But how do we dry burn a ERoll atty then? We don't? I thought people were doing dry burns with them?

I use a 2 piece atty/cone thingy for an eGo-C on one of my Twists to dry burn my eRoll atties. Some people can do it on the eRoll battery but it sounded too fiddly for me to bother to try.
 

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When I was using the ego Ts I always had one of these with me. They work with any bottle, and basically I just use them as a little funnel. Dirt cheap, easy to find local, and easy to carry around. After all the great reviews here I will be buying an eroll soon to use when I'm at work.
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I really agree with this. It's a little easy to do. One, your not paying attention and you've drained the tank and two sometimes there is a bubble in stead e juice. I tend to hit harder trying to figure out what's up then that atty is dead to anything except clove type e juice....I just treat the burnt flavor like an additive, to a point. But how do we dry burn a ERoll atty then? We don't? I thought people were doing dry burns with them?

I saw a youtube video the other day that made me get online and buy this JOYE eCab Starter Kit - $52.00 : Rocky Mountain Vapor, The Mountain top of Electronic Cigarettes. It is a manual battery and uses the same atomizer as our eRoll, so can do dry burns. 20rocky gets you 20% off. It's not a bad PV, but I still prefer my eRoll. :)
 

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I use a 2 piece atty/cone thingy for an eGo-C on one of my Twists to dry burn my eRoll atties. Some people can do it on the eRoll battery but it sounded too fiddly for me to bother to try.

I find the ego c attys are very hardy and take well to dry burning.

For me I pull the bridge and blow into the battery the wrong way while looking in a mirror. That way you can watch the coil and make sure it is lighting up, but not over doing it.
 

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The stardusts I had all leaked out the bottom and had a plastic taste.

Maybe I got bad examples. I know that I bought them because people liked them. I just had no luck with them.

Yeah, seems they're hit and miss with folks. I had a few misses, but most were hits. I just like the convenience and the ones that worked, always worked well and lasted a good bit for me.
 

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I have gone through some stardusts, they worked ok i guess. However they have NOTHING on a Kanger t2 or a Vapeonly BCC clearo. If you want a clearo that works like a champ out of the box, the t2 is the way to go. If you dont mind pulling some wicks, the BCC is MIGHTY sexy. Im talking stormclouds. Edit: I should mention, that if i go all day on ANY of my devices, i use 2-3ml, but for some weird reason, if i use the BCC, i only end up using about 1-1.5ml all day. I feel like they are very efficient devices

I just got a Vapeonly BCC in the mail the other day. The vape on that tastes just like my Stardust...not bad at all, just different than in my DCT. I haven't pulled any wicks from mine, but I have 70/30 tobacco flavored juice. I noticed the same thing about its efficiency...it seems like liquid doesn't go as fast thru the Vapeonly. Could be because it doesn't have those dual coils vaporizing twice the amount of juice...but I still get stormclouds! LOL
 

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battery cleaning. I had one battery that was on the fritz,bad. The battery was blinking continuously or constantly light. I wanted to try and clean the battery out. In a small container I stood the battery upright with LED end facing up.I filled the container with Isopropyl alcohol until it just covered the air hole on the battery. I left the battery in the liquid for about an hour. I then forced any remain liquid out by blowing it out through the air hole. I stood the battery back up, again with the LED at the top,to allow any remaining liquid to drain out. I tried the battery everyday since and on the 4th day, works fine again.

I thought that the black inside the battery was a rubber seal, it is actually hard plastic with a hollow chamber.
 

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So how is the flavor production on the eroll? I'm a carto tank guy but I'm looking for a small travel sized vape.

It uses an ego c atomizer and a similar but smaller tank. So the flavor is the same as an ego c setup. Some people feel it's a little muted compared to carto tanks or other setups, but I find it gives me plenty of flavor.
 

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So how is the flavor production on the eroll? I'm a carto tank guy but I'm looking for a small travel sized vape.

There are inherent limits on a device like this. If you are realistic and accepting of what those limitations are I think you will be very impressed by this device. For what it is, it delivers in a big way. This thread bears that out. The vast majority of posters are complimentary towards the eRoll.
 
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