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....plus a mains charger, a mains/USB adapter, and an ekstra atomizer (if compared to the listing on jantyshop.com)!
P.S.: oh yeah, an extra battery (already in the stick), for a total of five!
btw the USB cable is 1.50m long
oh, after i checked what i ordered ....
just one limited stick
oh, after i checked what i ordered ....
just one limited stick
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Thanks for the positive waves... My luck it will wind up in some mail man's closet. I live in Chicago after all.
yes, i had thought it would go on the other side near the LEDs.
but seems that wasn't possible. my first wish was instead the JANTY Logo.
anyways, is JS001-EUR001 the no.1 serial for europe ?
*and why for the heck is every 2nd post from me the first on a new side of a topic ???
Frog, looks like you had to take it apart, was it difficult?
Add: Where did you pry it open?
Add: Where did you pry it open?
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It was easy to get apart, squeeze the sides of the black part and get a fingernail under the silver top cover, on the USB side and it pops right off. Pops back on easy too,
Thanks frog, may give it a try!It was easy to get apart, squeeze the sides of the black part and get a fingernail under the silver top cover, on the USB side and it pops right off. Pops back on easy too,
Anybody have any idea re: how to get some kind of protective polyurethane coating on The Janty Stick? I'd love to have a nice look, but especially love to provide for some "drop" protection, etc.!
The Stick Rules IMO!
Thanks for any ideas guys and gals!
The Stick Rules IMO!
Thanks for any ideas guys and gals!
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I haven't seen any references to what type of Auto Switch is used in the JS Auto version or where it is located in the device.
Is it a pressure switch?
Microphone Switch?
Is it located behind the threaded atomizer receptacle?
Is the atomizer connection in an Auto version completely sealed like the Manual version?
Located elsewhere in the body of the JS?
Is it "End User" serviceable if fouled with an overfilled cart?
Is it a pressure switch?
Microphone Switch?
Is it located behind the threaded atomizer receptacle?
Is the atomizer connection in an Auto version completely sealed like the Manual version?
Located elsewhere in the body of the JS?
Is it "End User" serviceable if fouled with an overfilled cart?
When I get my stick in a few days I'd like to mod mine into a Stormtrooper version
Okay, my review will be simple. I've had the stick for one day now, and it reminds me of why I chose the Dura-C over the Kissbox Classic.
Now, the Stick delivers on it's promises. Small form-factor, large vapor production, ease of use...etc. It is all there. It is a very good package. But, it uses the Kissbox Classic atomizer. So, the vapor is light and airy vs. dense and flavorful (as received from the Dura-C).
So, I am putting my Janty Stick on the shelf until the adapter for the Dura-C atomizers come out.
As you can see from Elendil's review, he has the same result. Since Elendil cuts his own liquid, he can just increase his flavoring to overcome the issue. I, myself, do not cut liquid. So, I am sticking with the Dura-C until the adapter arrives.
Of course, I am not upset...the adapter will make the Janty Stick my favorite. Remember, the stick has batteries that are cheaper and perform better. So, I can reduce some headaches once the adapter comes out.
But, right now, the Dura-C is still my "go to guy" when it comes to vaping. The vapor production is great and the taste is excellent. The stick has more vapor production...but it just isn't flavorful. I need thick and dense vapor...the stick doesn't deliver that with the KBC atomizer. (This is the whole reason I chose the Dura-C as my main line over the KBC in the first place.)
So, for those people thinking "Do I buy a stick or Dura-C?"....answer one question:
Do you want your vapor to be dense and flavorful (Dura-C) or light and airy (Janty Stick)?
And that will be your answer.
Now, the Stick delivers on it's promises. Small form-factor, large vapor production, ease of use...etc. It is all there. It is a very good package. But, it uses the Kissbox Classic atomizer. So, the vapor is light and airy vs. dense and flavorful (as received from the Dura-C).
So, I am putting my Janty Stick on the shelf until the adapter for the Dura-C atomizers come out.
As you can see from Elendil's review, he has the same result. Since Elendil cuts his own liquid, he can just increase his flavoring to overcome the issue. I, myself, do not cut liquid. So, I am sticking with the Dura-C until the adapter arrives.
Of course, I am not upset...the adapter will make the Janty Stick my favorite. Remember, the stick has batteries that are cheaper and perform better. So, I can reduce some headaches once the adapter comes out.
But, right now, the Dura-C is still my "go to guy" when it comes to vaping. The vapor production is great and the taste is excellent. The stick has more vapor production...but it just isn't flavorful. I need thick and dense vapor...the stick doesn't deliver that with the KBC atomizer. (This is the whole reason I chose the Dura-C as my main line over the KBC in the first place.)
So, for those people thinking "Do I buy a stick or Dura-C?"....answer one question:
Do you want your vapor to be dense and flavorful (Dura-C) or light and airy (Janty Stick)?
And that will be your answer.
I'm actually going to try something I haven't thought of until now. I have some Johnson Creek juice. This didn't taste good in the Dura-C...but I'm starting to believe it may taste good in the Stick.
It all comes down to what you want your vapor to be like. If the JC juice tastes good in the stick, then that could be a deciding factor as well.
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