Question about 510 attys

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a2dcovert

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I bought the wide band atty's from Totally Wicked. After the first week of no vapor I sent them back and they sent me two new ones. They performed almost exactly the same. It could just be luck of the draw.

One of them fires up after about 3 good minutes of use, but if I let it cool down I have to heat it up and break it in all over again.

BTW- I recently ordered two atty's from Dietsmokes. One Scorpion red band and a white tie model. They were monsters right out of the box. The only difference I can tell is that the two wide band atty's are labeled 510 Titan, and the other are said to be official Joye510 atty's.

I've heard from numerous people that all 510 atty's are manufactured by Joye, just rebranded by various suppliers.

I have heard of some users reporting problems with the 5 pack bulk orders. I have 6 of those packages and hope mine are ok. I have tried 2 of them and so far so good. Maybe I didn't save money after all?

Kevin
 

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been a little out of the loop on 510's so i will come out and ask directly in here. Which other attys are compatible with the same battery connector as a 510? i read that blucig attys may work. i am not really interested in what will work the other way. i am compiling a shopping list for atty alternatives should i need to get the emergency replacement when suppliers are dry on the 510 atty.
 

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I am confused, but that is no big suprise. I have 510 atties from 2 different places. One says 510 titan and the other says yetti. The difference is noticed in the coil (other than the obvious cosmetic differences). The titan has a larger coil bridge and the yetti is more narrow. What is the real difference?
 

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Ok this might sound ridiculous, but I have the bulk atty's from eastmall with the thick gold band. Mine last anywhere from a week to 2 months. I do use a tire pump to blow them out every night before bed. This gets the excess liquid out of the atty so that it doesn't clog up. I noticed that after I blow them out, they work as if they were new for at least 4 or 5 top offs. I also used the crest pro health cleaning thing on some older attys and managed to save like 2 out of 5 this way, so looking up the thread on the cleaning with crest pro health may be a good idea.

I have one atty that leaks, and I forget which one it is because I usually carry two around with me. It sucks when it leaks grape because that stuff can stain :p
 

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been a little out of the loop on 510's so i will come out and ask directly in here. Which other attys are compatible with the same battery connector as a 510? i read that blucig attys may work. i am not really interested in what will work the other way. i am compiling a shopping list for atty alternatives should i need to get the emergency replacement when suppliers are dry on the 510 atty.
I'm not aware of any non-510 atty (unless you count the AltSmoke "Yeti" or TW "Titan") that works with 510 batteries. But there are adapters available for the 510 battery that let you use a 901 or 801 (or KR808D) atty: AltSmoke | Personal Vaporizer 510 (Yeti) Battery Adapter - Adapters - PV Parts
 

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for the recorded the yeti,dura,titan, are 510's as far as i am aware. my main question was if there is any atty not sold as a 510 that would work for example the 301's/ BLu cig i heard they can work with out adapter. any truth to this or others.

The 902 atty from Modern Vapor fits a 510 battery connector. I just built a few box mods specifically for the 902, using 510 battery connectors on the box. Also the 902 is fantastic at 5 volts. Almost like it's made for it. The only thing I don't like about them is the positive connector on the 902 atty is recessed a little bit, so you sometimes have to fiddle with it a bit to get a good connection. Or you can do what I do. Using a grinder, I take off about 1mm from the 902 atty where the threads are. The threads are below this point, so it's no big deal, but after that it easily connects to any 510, with no problems. Also a MUCH easier draw then the 510.
 

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been a little out of the loop on 510's so i will come out and ask directly in here. Which other attys are compatible with the same battery connector as a 510? i read that blucig attys may work. i am not really interested in what will work the other way. i am compiling a shopping list for atty alternatives should i need to get the emergency replacement when suppliers are dry on the 510 atty.

Hi lordmage

Joye306 has the same threads, plugs right in.
 

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I have come to a conclusion. I have 510 attomizers from a couple different places and from the pics that have been posted (and for the life of me I can't remember where the pics are--sorry) I know the the 'genuine' 510 have the white 'rectangular' piece down by the bridge and the others do not. I have noticed this. The 'genuine' 510 work like a champ at 6v, give good vapor and run for a long time. The other ones (I hesitate to cal them knock-offs) burn too hot at 6v and the liquid tastes burned and the atty gets too hot very fast. But I have also noticed that (and this is just my personal observation) at 3.7v the joy 510 don't put off as much vapor as the others and I can get ALMOST as much vapor from them at 3.7v as I do at 6v and the vapor is cooler and doesn't taste burned.
 
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