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AngeLsLuv

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Angel - Hopefully I can clear this up for you!

The JS comes stock with an 801 atty/cart.

Janty sells an 801 to 510 adaptor to allow you to use a 510 atty/cart on the Stick
The Janty unit sucks because it has a resistor in it that cuts down the voltage to the atty. Its also expensive at $20 + shipping. It's good though because it's long and places the 510 atty so it sticks out a bit to make it easy to put on/ take off.

AltSmoke sells an 801 to 510 adaptor that has no resistor and works great. The vape from the 510 is same performance you'd get with a 510 batt, pass thru or other 3.7 volt power source. The only issue with it is that it's reall short so it makes the 510 atty sit deep in the stick. You can either screw the adaptor down tight in the stick and then loosley attach the 510 atty or you can snug up the adaptor to the atty and loosely seat the whole thing in the stick.

From your post, I went to Healthcabin's site and they now sell an 801 to 510 adaptor for the stick that looks to have the best attributes of both mentione above. It looks to be all metal, the right length and hopefully has no resistor (no confr=irmation on this though). Best yet it's only $7 (but you always have to figure in Healthcabin's heft shipping rates!)

So hopefully this clears it up for you. BTW - I totally love my Janty Stick now that I'm using it with a 510 !!!!

Hi Quitter,

I know what your talking about... I've got the 510 adapter from Janty and it works great.. Reason I don't use the stick with the 810 atty and cart is because all I was getting was a burnt taste on and off and felt like I was constantly dripping...

I hated the passthrough for the 510.. It was doing great for awhile, but then all of a sudden the 1040 batter went dread and even trying 5 other batterys none of them worked.. The batterys were all fully charged, but the passthrough was dead.. Swore up a storm, kicked, screamed using profanity no one would want to hear in combinations unheard of, then threw the passthrough out...

So it is the "adapter"... That was my question... If you look on Altsmoke you will see the adapter and and the thread pages.. Well they look exactly the same to me so I wonder what ones were being used....

I just have no clue what anyone is talking about as far as a resister.. What the hell is a reisistor anyway?? The Janty 510 adapter looks liie a screw and a plastic cover that's it *LOL*

Healthcabin.net.. No-No-No-No .. About 3 weeks ago I was on there looking around and they had a Stick with a 510 and sold it as much.. It was not with an adapter.. They were selling it as a "510 Stick'... Since they now have changed what they are offering.... It was being offered for $69.95...

So for a spare I'll go to Altsmoke for one of those adapters.. I'll just wait to find out if we are still able to use these since I just woke up and have no clue about what occured yesterday and the Pact Act 2009...
 

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Angel - The battery thread unit is for people building e cigs or replacing the thread part on an existing unit. The adaptor is a converter from one atty to another. You don't want the thread unit, you want the adaptor.

A resistor in simple terms, is a device that drops voltage (add resistance) to a circuit. Janty told me that they put the resistor in to drop the voltage going to the 510 atty to protect the atty. These 510 attys will run at higher voltage without issue so it's just not needed and in fact kills the performance! I'd say you should buy the AltSmoke adaptor and you'll be quite happy. It sounds like you already have the Janty unit. If you get the AltSmoke unit, try vaping on the Janty adaptor for a few hits, then put the same atty/cart on the AS unit. You'll be shocked at the difference! I certainly was!!

So what is the Pact Act 2009?
 

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Hi Quitter,

Oh!! I would have thought that if someone had a problem with this thread thing they would just throw out the atty since they don't last that long anyway *LOL*

Yeah, I've had the Stick since September and love it.. I
was getting tired of changing the battery every 2 hours since I'm a heavy vapor-or...

I'll definately buy the Altsmoke adapter.. This is great to know... Thankys!!! Never knew there would be a big differance from such a small part of the e-ciggie..

I could scream about the Pact Act, aaauuuggghhhh!!!!!
 

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Wow how did you pull that off? I sent in a warranty request on Oct.9th for a replacement on two of my JS atomizers and a month and a half later still nothing I did get a reply that they were not in stock so when did you get your replacements? But it kind of erks me a little because this warranty is ticking away So I feel as a month and a half of it has been wasted, I hope somehow Janty makes it right with the customer.
 

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Wow how did you pull that off? I sent in a warranty request on Oct.9th for a replacement on two of my JS atomizers and a month and a half later still nothing I did get a reply that they were not in stock so when did you get your replacements? But it kind of erks me a little because this warranty is ticking away So I feel as a month and a half of it has been wasted, I hope somehow Janty makes it right with the customer.

Did you submit a ticket on Janty World - HOME - Janty World ?
 

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One benefit is that you don't have to worry about whether your charger has built in protection for overcharging batts.

Yup, exactly. The JS is protected, but more and more people charge batteries overnight in their "own" chargers. This way its just an added safety measure.

And youre only losing what 40 mAH? Hardly noticeable i think!

- and in the end its up to each individual to make that choice!
 
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