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Drozd

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Cool thanks for the advice!
Thats the kind of info I wanted lol
It been a while since I looked over ecigs!
Well I will order the new super T big mod when it comes out =)
Crossing fingers so it will look as sleek as the presice!

It was supposed to be released/announced the middle of this month but he's running behind...he's already shown off the prototype of the 4in1 and said that it'll be released with the big battery mod...so theres pleny of people stalking his subforum expecting to see the prototype and preorders open up any day now...
 

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Ok got 3 of those atty's
... Forgot the damn dip funnel lol
Oh well I don't dip =)
Hope it would still be good
Good choice, you won't be disappointed for the price! I won't be able to go back to regular atty's again (at least not at 3.1 or 3.7v).

Do you mean dip or drip? I ask because dripping is highly recommended with the lr atty's, as they tend to go through the juice quicker, sometimes too quick for carts to keep up. I'm sure using a cart would be fine but make sure to let it rest at the first sign of the atty getting dry (losing juice flavor, hot metalic flavor barely starting to creep in).

Happy vaping! :D
 

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Gahau, if the battery on your tornado is good enough for you may I suggest some low resistance magnum atty's from nhaler as well as a drip tip. I've got that combo on my Tornado and I couldn't be happier. I too wanted a little more out of my Tornado in terms of vapor production and throat hit and I'm now in vaping heaven.

This. I just received 2 low resistance Magnum attys from Nhaler and I couldn't be happier.
 

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Man you guys are getting me all exited about those LR atty!!!

Cannot wait Is there a Nhaler ECF member here?
I am trying to contact them for adding a DRIP tip (not DIP LOL, Thanks KuiHiggins), send them an email with their site... but I am not sure it went trough.

Any way how is the life of the LR atty?
I have a 510 regular that lasted me... a year... NO joke (only one of the 10...)
And I consider myself a heavy user =)
 

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Man you guys are getting me all exited about those LR atty!!!
I'm excited for you!

Cannot wait Is there a Nhaler ECF member here?
I am trying to contact them for adding a DRIP tip (not DIP LOL, Thanks KuiHiggins), send them an email with their site... but I am not sure it went trough.
Drew is the owner of nhaler if I'm not mistaken and he frequents the forum. I asked him a question yesterday and he replied that afternoon despite being very busy, I'm sure. He's very down to earth which is a plus for me. Nice guy, great products and customer service.

Any way how is the life of the LR atty?
I have a 510 regular that lasted me... a year... NO joke (only one of the 10...)
And I consider myself a heavy user =)
I couldn't know for sure just yet. All 4 of mine still going strong!
 

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I'm excited for you!

Drew is the owner of nhaler if I'm not mistaken and he frequents the forum. I asked him a question yesterday and he replied that afternoon despite being very busy, I'm sure. He's very down to earth which is a plus for me. Nice guy, great products and customer service.

I couldn't know for sure just yet. All 4 of mine still going strong!

Thanks for the info bro!
 

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[...] the new super T big battery mod should be coming out any time now..and that's what I'm betting will be probably the most versatile with longest battery life (as it'll have a true 4in1 atty adapter so you'll be able to use 510,801,901,or cartos all on 1 machined piece)..

I'd shoot for something that uses a 18650 for 3.7V,2x 3V AW CR123 LiFePo4 for 6V, or 2x 3.7V AW IMR CR123 for 7.4V..

That is one of the reasons I ordered the GGTS (I already have a GGT). It works with all of those attys and all of those batteries (and more that you didn't mention).

Oh, and it looks pretty darn sweet, too. :D

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That is one of the reasons I ordered the GGTS (I already have a GGT). It works with all of those attys and all of those batteries (and more that you didn't mention).

Oh, and it looks pretty darn sweet, too. :D
Ok....well those are really the only batteries that I'd use...they're the only ones that will handle all the atties at 3.7, 6, and 7.4 volts without overstressing the batteries *shrug*
and well I just plain don't like the GG series or the way they look..
and the super t will be the first true (all 1 solid piece) 4in1 atty adapter...
but if you like the GG more power to ya...it just doesn't even make a blip on my radar..
 

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Ahhh that hot atty is burning a hole in my wallet lol

The only problem is that it costs more than your $150 limit by itself ($212), not even including batteries, charger, attys, and juice. So, I guess I was a bit off-topic with that suggestion.

The Super-6 is closer to that price point ($150 - $165), until you add the accessories. I imagine the one they're coming out with will be a tad more expensive.
 

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The only problem is that it costs more than your $150 limit by itself ($212), not even including batteries, charger, attys, and juice. So, I guess I was a bit off-topic with that suggestion.

The Super-6 is closer to that price point ($150 - $165), until you add the accessories. I imagine the one they're coming out with will be a tad more expensive.

That's why I left it out as a recommendation due to his price point. However a GGTS (with brass end caps) will cost about the same as a Super-6 with brass end caps.
 

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Howdy, all. I have a similar question as a newbie to e-cigs: I own a Joye510 kit, came with the two batteries, two atomizers, wall charges, and some pre-filled and empty cartridges. I got a bottle of 24mg NuPort eliquid from another place. Now, my question is: what size is this battery? It didn't say in the literature that came with it. I don't want to invest in a Tornado/eGo or Janty, if it's the same darn battery voltage anyway. Long-lasting is not really my concern so much as strength of the battery. I plan to get some 510 cartomizers and refill those, experiment with juices/flavors anyway, but the strength of this battery has me stumped. I can't seem to get a clear answer when searching.

I want to order some of those Low-resistance atty's as well for using with my carts I already own.

Can someone please tell me if I already own a 3.7V battery with this Joye510 kit or do I need to buy a Tornado/eGo to get a 3.7V battery?

I know that sounds like a silly question, but I've made 4 purchases already and not really happy with the output, etc.

Thanks for your time and help.
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Howdy, all. I have a similar question as a newbie to e-cigs: I own a Joye510 kit, came with the two batteries, two atomizers, wall charges, and some pre-filled and empty cartridges. I got a bottle of 24mg NuPort eliquid from another place. Now, my question is: what size is this battery? It didn't say in the literature that came with it. I don't want to invest in a Tornado/eGo or Janty, if it's the same darn battery voltage anyway. Long-lasting is not really my concern so much as strength of the battery. I plan to get some 510 cartomizers and refill those, experiment with juices/flavors anyway, but the strength of this battery has me stumped. I can't seem to get a clear answer when searching.

I want to order some of those Low-resistance atty's as well for using with my carts I already own.

Can someone please tell me if I already own a 3.7V battery with this Joye510 kit or do I need to buy a Tornado/eGo to get a 3.7V battery?

I know that sounds like a silly question, but I've made 4 purchases already and not really happy with the output, etc.

Thanks for your time and help.
Rags
both the standard joye 510 and the eGo are closer to 3.1V..heres the tricky part the LR atties are not recomended for batteries with a mAh rating of under 450..so that knocks out most standard stock batteries (with the exception of the eGo) and your smaller mods that are using 10440 batteries..you'd have to go to a mod running at least a 14500 battery..
Conversely, if we take the LR atty out of the equasion you can get a KR808 battery (those run a true 3.7V) and a 901 battery to 510 atty adapter...it'll be fairly long in size...but way cheaper..
question is what are you looking to get out of it? just more vapor and heat?
 

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[...] I don't want to invest in a Tornado/eGo or Janty, if it's the same darn battery voltage anyway. Long-lasting is not really my concern so much as strength of the battery. [...]

I'll get to a more direct answer to your question after a few comments:

It sounds like you were a heavy menthol smoker (2 or 3 packs a day?), and you're frustrated with the performance of your 510 kit. Since you didn't get into a whole lot of detail, so I'm going to make some assumptions: You're not getting enough "throat hit", enough nicotine, and you want to see some vapor. There are a few ways of going about fixing those problems. I'll start from simple/cheap and work towards complex/expensive.

You can get more from the equipment you already own through practicing your vaping "technique". Learn how to "Direct Inhale" (linked so I don't have to type it again). change your batteries at the first sign of reduced performance. Try "Dripping", if for no other reason than to confirm that you're not doing something wrong with refilling your cartridges.

If the juice your using isn't satisfying your nicotine cravings, you might need a higher nicotine content. I use 36 mg. normally, and like a little 40 mg. every now and then. Most vendors don't even offer anything above 24 mg., so you have to do some shopping around. For high mg. juice, I like tastyvapor.com, cignot.com, and MyFreedomSmokes.com, but I don't like the fruity flavors from anywhere (tastes like perfume to me).

Juices with menthol and booze (like rum, tequila, vodka, etc.) increase that "Aaahhh..." sensation in your lungs that you're missing. I love's me some TV Butter Rum @ 36 - 40 mg., with 20% VG, tastes like hard candy! (you have to make the VG selection in the drop-down box).

Now, I'm no battery expert, but all of those small cigarette-sized batteries will perform about the same. If they're not doing it for you, then stop throwing money at them. They (more or less) all operate at 3.7V, but there is more going on there besides voltage. Even the big batteries commonly used in the big mods are all 3.7 V batteries, but they not only last longer, they also perform better. That's because the actual voltage they can provide under load is higher than those little batteries.

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Can someone please tell me if I already own a 3.7V battery with this Joye510 kit or do I need to buy a Tornado/eGo to get a 3.7V battery? [...]

They are both 3.7V, but the (slightly) larger battery in the eGo will perform (slightly) better. If you're going to buy more gear, I recommend you go with an HV Mod.

If you want to try HV (High Voltage) vaping, you have these options:

Low resistance atomizer on your standard 510 batts.

A 5V "Passthrough" Make sure you have a 5V 2Amp power supply (like this one). That ½-Amp coming out of the USB port on your computer will only aggravate you. With that power supply, you don't need the kind of PT that has an in-line battery.

A "Big Battery Mod" that has HV capability, like the Chuck, GGTS, etc. like we've been talking about in this thread. Don't forget you also need the batteries and chargers that work with those mods.

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I know that sounds like a silly question, but I've made 4 purchases already and not really happy with the output, etc. [...]

It's not at all silly, this stuff can get expensive. Buying the wrong stuff can be frustrating. You really want to do plenty of research and ask lots of questions before you buy gear. Once, I nearly gave up on the whole thing over a "problem" (very much like yours), that was easily solved by a big-battery HV mod, direct-inhaling, and direct-dripping.

Good luck!

PS: Your question really deserved it's own thread. Even with less than the 10 post minimum, you can start new threads in the New Members Forum. :)
 
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