manipulating air holes

[lowkickqop]

I have the njoy Npro. I looked at my atomizer and noticed two holes and how they align. I was thinking of placing a piece of tape over one of the holes. Is this a good idea?

Edit

I tried it, I think it's a great idea. air still sucks through one hole now instead of both. Which gives you better drags. Without having to inhale so much. Now if you kind of hold your one finger over one hole for a second while taking a drag it gives even more vapor and kind of acts like a manual battery.

Edit.

Does anyone know the best way to plug one of the atomizer holes up on the Rn4081 njoy Npro. I'm using tape best way I can think to do it.

 

[joshua_95602]

i had the same problem with my china made 901 it would whistle every time i drew off of it and the vapor itself sucked very little vapor, no throat hit, so i started to cover the air holes with my finger as i drew, harder draw but better vapor. then i decided i would need to get another addy as a back up, i loaded a cart and dripped my addy and its much better. also i think its the quality of the addy and the juice. but thats just me.

 

[queevil]

smokingeverywhere is terrible, nobody should buy from them. Their products are very over priced and they aren't near as good as others. Luckily i had a decent customer sales rep who was kind enough to refund me my money after I shipped them back the product (took me over a month to get somebody to help me from their support line.)

It seems as though some suppliers with the slickest marketing sell the crappiest product. I've tried SE and wasn't impressed. A freind of mine bought one and she put it down. Little vapor, no throat hit and it seemed like the battery had a two or three second cutoff. She paid $115 for it. I don't see how a moderate to heavy smoker could or would want to choose SE over their analogs. I wouldn't have.