Hey just wondering when you guys still have juice in your PV and you're leaving it whats the best way to stand it, like cart standing upwards or battery stands upwards or on its side?
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Had one auto ego battery and left it standing on the battery overnight. Next day it was inop. Latter I took it apart and the auto sensor was full of juice which is what killed it. So shot term storage who cares. Overnight / long term storage battery up if a cart / atty is attached.
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I dont think it matters to much during the day. Now at night when I go to bed. I remove the atty from the battery and set it upside down so the juices will drain out instead of drying up. Just remember to place it on a paper towel or you will have a mess.
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I typically lay mine on their side, but have never had a problem when they are left upright.
I found that if I leave them over night laying sideways I have a puddle of juice on the table. I figured that if they leaked that way that it would be best to not leave them connected to the battery. So I disconnect them at bedtime (have to stop vaping about 1/2 hour before bed or can't sleep, kinda like a last cig of the day), put the atty/carts in a shot glass with the cart down so the juice will flow back down into the cart. Haven't seen any liquid in the shot glass in the AM so must be working.
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If you remove the atomizer (or carto), it won't matter what you do with the battery, whether it's auto or manual.
The juice definitely drains from the atomizer, although slowly enough that we generally don't notice it during the day.
And depending on how thick your juice is, and what filler material you are using, it will also drain a bit from the cartridges as well.
So basically, put that all together, and use common sense to tell you what is best for you at any given time.
For example, if you leave it attached to the battery overnight, standing up, it will drain into the battery.
This is what I do, but I have a sealed battery, so I just wipe it out each morning.
On the other hand, if you leave it standing on the cartridge side overnight, juice might drain down into the airflow channels.
Which means you might wake up the next morning and get a mouthful of juice.
When I was using cartridges, this is what I did during the day...
I would stand my 510 on the cartridge end when it was full.
And I would stand it on the battery end when it was running low.
And in between I would just lay it on it's side.
At night, I would remove it and let it drain into a paper towel.
And depending on how thick your juice is, and what filler material you are using, it will also drain a bit from the cartridges as well.
So basically, put that all together, and use common sense to tell you what is best for you at any given time.
For example, if you leave it attached to the battery overnight, standing up, it will drain into the battery.
This is what I do, but I have a sealed battery, so I just wipe it out each morning.
On the other hand, if you leave it standing on the cartridge side overnight, juice might drain down into the airflow channels.
Which means you might wake up the next morning and get a mouthful of juice.
When I was using cartridges, this is what I did during the day...
I would stand my 510 on the cartridge end when it was full.
And I would stand it on the battery end when it was running low.
And in between I would just lay it on it's side.
At night, I would remove it and let it drain into a paper towel.
Heheh... forgot about automatics... I haven't used them in months, all manual for me. Ergo, I leave my ego standing upright and never have issues.
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