LR 510-T - unimpressed

[Dingus]

Hi,

I just got some LR 510-T atties today, and so far I'm extremely unhappy. My expectations were low because I read they don't produce much flavor, but I thought the LR's wouldn't be half bad.

I put a tank cart thingie into one of the atomizers to pop the cap, tried to pull it out, but it ripped the pin straight out of the atomizer, so I had to throw it out. Could have been a glitch, but not a good start.

So I filled the tank, and put it on a new attomizer, and tried vaping it. Almost no flavor, no TH at all, and not that much vapor.

Do these take some time to break in? Or do they really just suck that badly?

Good thing I also got some Smoktech dual coil carto's in the same order, which I like a lot, so the shipping cost was worth it...

 

[Renzuli]

You must have gotten some bad ones . When I used an Ego -T , I bought a couple LR atty's . They worked great for me . But I did eventually went to just using carto's instead . Liked those better . And welcome to ECF .

 

[lonely]

I've got the same model, its not great but not bad either.
I'm thinking you we're most likely just unlucky with the batteries you've received.
the battery makes diff in vapor.

 

[Dingus]

Nope, I'm using my Riva 510 batts which work great with my smoktech dual coils.
It's possible that the attomizers aren't genuine Joy-e's though, they could be some bad clone, or it could just be a bad batch (well, the two I've tried so far, maybe I'll have more luck with the others in the pack).

 

[emus]

If you wanna be impressed hook a VVPV to your DC and fill w/ 24mg of clean burning liquid; that should rock your world.
BTW I'm satisfied w/ 12mg at 3.7 to 4.2v.

 

[tj99959]

Well since you don't like them, just send them my way. That LR 510-T is my "go-to" atty when I want some nice laid back direct dripping.

 

[Neon]

I tried 12 Joye 510-T atties and they all suck IMO. No airflow at all. But that's just my opinion.

Neon

 

[tj99959]

I tried 12 Joye 510-T atties and they all suck IMO. No airflow at all. But that's just my opinion.

Neon

Yes they are stiffer than say a 306, that's why I like them. Simple reason for that, if you look at the base there is one vent hole instead of two. When dripping with a 510-T atty you will find the draw very much like a carto, but with a richer warmer vaper.
Personally I hate hitting on an atty that is like hitting on an analog that has a hole in it.

 

[Boodle]

Yes they are stiffer than say a 306, that's why I like them. Simple reason for that, if you look at the base there is one vent hole instead of two. When dripping with a 510-T atty you will find the draw very much like a carto, but with a richer warmer vaper.
Personally I hate hitting on an atty that is like hitting on an analog that has a hole in it.

I learn something new every time I come here

 

[Dingus]

Well since you don't like them, just send them my way. That LR 510-T is my "go-to" atty when I want some nice laid back direct dripping.

Since I'm in Belgium, shipping costs would probably be more than the 3 atomizers I have left are worth
But I didn't realize you could drip with these, so I will have to give that a go.

Thanks for all the replies!

 

[DaveP]

I like the T attys, but always used standard resistance. My only gripe was the end of the tank flood. I started refilling them when there was still a little juice left. The quality control leaves a little to be desired, but you can adjust the wick to make them really good atties.

This video explains cleaning and wick adjustment.