If you use a BE112 with a JantyStick be careful, the first draw will choke you. With 3.7V it's like trying to suck on a fog machine.
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My preference is the M201, and you can use this in the Janty stick too. It does all as said above but I agree some flavour is lost, but no wonder lok at the size of the atty,Heck that atty is a crematorium.
I have to vote for the RN4072's also. BE 112's used to be my fav til I tried the 4072-more vapor and a much easier draw.
So, do I have this correct...I can use the BE112 Atomizer on an njoy Ncig?
Do the carts for an Ncig fit a BE112 atty? I ask because they now sell them at my local Pilot convenience store...kinda expensive, but handy in a pinch.
Steve
Do the carts for an Ncig fit a BE112 atty? I ask because they now sell them at my local Pilot convenience store...kinda expensive, but handy in a pinch.
Steve
That was one of the things that drew me to this model. If there is an emergency - like all of my batts dying or I run my atty through the washing machine - I can just drive to the Pilot instead of waiting for the mailman.
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Besides the Manufacture, Suhrim, the BE112's bridge is not quite as high as the 801 and the draw is a little lighter. To me, as I have said many times, the BE112 is the best penstyle atomizer I ever bought.
Sun
I finally had one of my Kissbox atty's die, so I tried my first BE112 atty. I have to say, this is a nice atty, doesn't seem to get as hot as the Kissbox or RN4072, but nice vapor production and flavor, also, very little leaking it seems which is a huge plus compared to the RN4072.
I like all three atty's pretty good, but the BE112 seems solid. I hope it will last as long as my Kissbox atty's have.
Does anyone know of any onshore suppliers that carry either the RN4072 or BE112 atty's in colors? Having a difficult time finding. Thanks for any suggestions.
Big fan of the penstyle atties! I'm getting on quite well the the Eastmall atties are they truely DSE801s? They seem to produce much better vapor and throat hit than the other 801s I have!
This thread looks dead, but maybe it could be revived? I have a Prodigy that I've been using DSE-801 and RN4072 on. I have to say I prefer the 4072s. My question for everyone is whether the BE112 or the M201 work on the Prodigy 801 set up?
Maybe it won't matter...I ordered an 801 to Cartomizer adaptor from Health Cabin so I can just direct drip my KR Cartomizers at high voltage. My preference has been direct dripping the KRs on a pass-thru but of course a pass-thru doesn't work when you are away from a powersource. Anyway, if that plan doesn't work out like I think it will then I need to know whether the BE112 or the M201 work on the Prodigy 801 set up.
Maybe it won't matter...I ordered an 801 to Cartomizer adaptor from Health Cabin so I can just direct drip my KR Cartomizers at high voltage. My preference has been direct dripping the KRs on a pass-thru but of course a pass-thru doesn't work when you are away from a powersource. Anyway, if that plan doesn't work out like I think it will then I need to know whether the BE112 or the M201 work on the Prodigy 801 set up.
I can also vouch for the be-112s hardyness, have 3 that have lasted me since march (out of 7, couple are usable sorta so I dont count them) and one of them was ran over a car while attached to a box mod. I got it off the ground, popped the batterys back into place and it worked great. Little scuffed and bent but it worked fine. Ive dropped them into snow (and a puddle) with no cart and all I did was shake out the water/snow and it kept on truckin! I had to hit it constantly for like 5 mins to get it going but it still got going again. Now I have one running off 4x 1.2v AAs (fully charged 5.8-6v) and its a monster.
The BE112 is, IMO, the best penstyle atomizer to ever hit the market. over the last year and a half, I have tried them all and the BE112, for me, has the best draw, wicking capacity, and is the most durable atomizer I ever bought. So much so, I bought 400 of them over the course of the last 10 months-----------so I guess I better like them both at 3.7 volts and higher.
Sun
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I received the M201 Classic Pen Model Vaporizer after getting a V4L
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I found the V4L unit not bad but I wanted more vapor and less heat on my lips. The V4L unit is good for a lite vaper but quickly realized it was not for me.
I tried my new M201 and there was no comparison. The unit vapes very cool not at all hot like V4L unit.
The vapor it produced was an easy winner about twice the volume.
The tip was a welcome addition. I vaped all day with it and it did not get hot on my lips drying them out.
If you look at the atty it looks a lot like the 601 e-pipe atty on the inside. Maybe that is why it vapes so well. I also ardered the 901 but did not get it yet. If I had waited one more day this M201 unit would have been good enough when I am not using my 601 E-pipe.
I have been vaping for a week now but I already have a V4L e-cig, M201 e-cig, and the 601 E-pipe. Soon the 901 e-cig unit. I will post my findings on each one.
As it stands my favs are the e-pipe for the volume of vapor and the smooth cool vapor then the M201 e-cig. I will give the new V4L unit away to friends I have no more use for it. Sorry V4L your done.
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I found the V4L unit not bad but I wanted more vapor and less heat on my lips. The V4L unit is good for a lite vaper but quickly realized it was not for me.
I tried my new M201 and there was no comparison. The unit vapes very cool not at all hot like V4L unit.
The vapor it produced was an easy winner about twice the volume.
The tip was a welcome addition. I vaped all day with it and it did not get hot on my lips drying them out.
If you look at the atty it looks a lot like the 601 e-pipe atty on the inside. Maybe that is why it vapes so well. I also ardered the 901 but did not get it yet. If I had waited one more day this M201 unit would have been good enough when I am not using my 601 E-pipe.
I have been vaping for a week now but I already have a V4L e-cig, M201 e-cig, and the 601 E-pipe. Soon the 901 e-cig unit. I will post my findings on each one.
As it stands my favs are the e-pipe for the volume of vapor and the smooth cool vapor then the M201 e-cig. I will give the new V4L unit away to friends I have no more use for it. Sorry V4L your done.
Nothing compares to the m201. IT is one of the best vapor producers....has excellent throat hit and excellent taste. I vape them exclusively and the attys last about 4-6 weeks. ...I use about 4ml of liquid a day. 801, BE112, 901s and 510 atomizers would last me about a week each....and none of the, compared to the m201. Well.... I take that back the first three days the 510 is pretty damn good.....but falls off a cliff after a week.
I just got the 901 and the 201 wins by a land slide IMO.
901
smaller, more refilling, smaller cart., smaller mouth piece, less vapor, Hotter vape and heats up to the touch after a few vapes.
M201
larger cart., fewer refilling, cooler vape, stays cool longer after many vapes, has more vaper per vape compares to a e-pipe, longer batt life.
901
smaller, more refilling, smaller cart., smaller mouth piece, less vapor, Hotter vape and heats up to the touch after a few vapes.
M201
larger cart., fewer refilling, cooler vape, stays cool longer after many vapes, has more vaper per vape compares to a e-pipe, longer batt life.
Löki;778483 said:
I have an Ncig from Njoy too. Are you saying the atty from Njoy is the same as an m-201? My ncig atty produces a lot of vapor and is large compared to the 4072 atty. I have one of those too.
If m-201 atty is the same why, don't the carts fit?
My ncig and 4072 have interchangeable parts.
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