Portable power for your Janty Stick

[cassavetes]

I received a pack of two Duracell pocket chargers for Christmas. It was originally given to me to charge my iPhone when I wasn't near a power source, BUT it also comes with a short usb cord with a connection for a Blackberry which also fits the Janty Stick.

There is no power button on the unit itself, but is powered on when the cord is connected to the charging unit.

It can recharge a completely dead JS twice and be used as a PT using two standard AA batteries.

 

[kase]

Haha! That is awesome. How do you like your janty stick if you dont mind me asking? I'm looking for some kind of little box mod for work and going to the store etc, cuz sometimes my big chuck is, a little much.

 

[cassavetes]

Hey Kase.

I like it a lot. I know a lot of people have given it bad reviews, maybe it was the V1 that had all the problems, but my V2 has been great for the last 3 months. I use it with the 510 and 901 adapters and I get about 7 hours of heavy vaping per charge. Plus the built in PT is an awesome feature. = )

 

[kase]

Cool was thinking about one of those or maybe that dse 905 as a on the go stick. heh

 

[thewomenfolk]

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The DSE905....no. The Janty Stick....yes! I can't get any vapor from my 905 but my Janty Stick is a vapor machine. You need to blow out the juice in the atty now and then but otherwise it's one great Mod! Also, it's perfect in my hand, whereas the 905 slips out, it's just too slippery. I've retired it.

For now, you can't get around the juice leaking problem and there's always a hint of it on the unit itself, so you need a device that won't slip in your hand if there's just a little juice on it.

If you get a Janty Stick, you'll need the little white cart cover to use to screw in your atomizer, so don't throw it out!

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[Thyestean]

I received a pack of two Duracell pocket chargers for Christmas. It was originally given to me to charge my iPhone when I wasn't near a power source, BUT it also comes with a short usb cord with a connection for a Blackberry which also fits the Janty Stick.

There is no power button on the unit itself, but is powered on when the cord is connected to the charging unit.

It can recharge a completely dead JS twice and be used as a PT using two standard AA batteries.

or you could just mod that little charger into a pv lol

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The DSE905....no. The Janty Stick....yes! I can't get any vapor from my 905 but my Janty Stick is a vapor machine. You need to blow out the juice in the atty now and then but otherwise it's one great Mod! Also, it's perfect in my hand, whereas the 905 slips out, it's just too slippery. I've retired it.

For now, you can't get around the juice leaking problem and there's always a hint of it on the unit itself, so you need a device that won't slip in your hand if there's just a little juice on it.

If you get a Janty Stick, you'll need the little white cart cover to use to screw in your atomizer, so don't throw it out!

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I've only had my 905 for ... well about 9 hours of use now ... but I'm getting a good amount of vapor, comparable to my 510 PT, although I don't use carts I just drip. Haven't had any leakage yet and does't seem slippery to me. It is so smooth though that I can see where it would be slippery if it had juice leaked on it.

 

[cassavetes]

or you could just mod that little charger into a pv

lol, I'm sure somebody is working on it.

 

[Richie G]

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If you get a Janty Stick, you'll need the little white cart cover to use to screw in your atomizer, so don't throw it out!

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TWF --

Get yourself a package of m201 cartridges (Shawn from Litecig has them). You'll find that the m201 carts are ever so slightly bigger than any of the 801 attys. With the m201 cart inserted into the JS atty it becomes a "T" handle wrench.

 

[quasimod]

[...] It can recharge a completely dead JS twice and be used as a PT using two standard AA batteries.

 

[cassavetes]

What can I say Quasi, I like to live on the edge.

but seriously, is this set up any different than a 510 PT with it's inline unprotected battery pack?