Need some help with a dumb question:)

[LivinOurLuvSong]

I got my new Joye510 which I love btw. I washed out one of the filters and refilled it with some juice from diy. How do I know when I need to refill? When I am not getting anymore vapor? I dont want to mess this thing up. Could someone please give me a simple answer thanks!

 

[kase]

Refill when you're not getting vapor, or a dry burned taste.. Also if you're not sure, pull the cart and see if its wet on top. Don't let it pool up, it'll flood, but it should be wet. Also, if you're really not sure, stick a toothpick or a paperclip in and pull the filler right out and look at it and check. Then just fluff it up a lil and shove it back in.

 

[Houdini]

And don't worry, it's nearly impossible to "mess it up". To much or not enough juice can't do any permanent damage.

 

[Keef]

The only dumb question is the one that is not asked

Dont worry, you will quickly get used to how many draws you take before you need a top up and before long you will do it as second nature before the vapour drops off.

 

[ladysolitary85]

The only dumb question is the one that is not asked

I love that quote

 

[lunaras]

And don't worry, it's nearly impossible to "mess it up". To much or not enough juice can't do any permanent damage.

Do be careful not to flood the atty with an auto battery though. I have flooded one and screwed up an auto battery. I'm still trying to dry it after a week and see if it'll work correctly. If you have a manual though, flood away, I do, on purpose, every time I drip.

 

[conrad]

the slower you take a drag more hit you will get and give the juice time to wick back down
I keep 8 carts & atty's set up & switch back and forth when they start to get hot

 

[Kent C]

What everyone else said - first you'll taste a lower amount of flavor and then a dry air taste that your throat will feel. Sometimes you can get some juice at the bottom of the cart by doing a 'thermometer' motion, led side down so you're moving the juice toward the atty. You can get a few good draws that way.

 

[Houdini]

Do be careful not to flood the atty with an auto battery though. I have flooded one and screwed up an auto battery. I'm still trying to dry it after a week and see if it'll work correctly. If you have a manual though, flood away, I do, on purpose, every time I drip.

You are right about the auto battery but as far as I know all 510s have manual sealed batteries.