The Janty Stick and 10440 IMR Batteries!

[Drewsworld]

The Janty Stick
vape in style!

We're proud announce that we are now carrying The Janty Stick and for only $38!!

An affordable modular vaporizer that gives you more control with its manually operated push button, comes in a sleek and stealth design that will certainly impress. Excellent vapor production with innovative functions include: usage and charging capability active simultaneously via USB port.

Nhaler.com | The Janty Stick

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IMR 10440 350mAh 3.7v batteries
For use with The Janty Stick

Be sure to check out our 350mAh 10440 batteries! They're selling for ONLY $5!!!!!!!!

Nhaler.com | Batteries for Mods

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The Janty Stick 510 Adapter
For use with The Jany Stick

This is an adapter to make your Janty stick work with 510 atomizers and we're selling it for the low price of $9!

The Janty Stick 510 Adapter

 

[MXBNW]

Whats the battery life on the The Janty Stick, I saw your post on FB. LOL
You got to much stuff I wont.

 

[MXBNW]

How does the 510 adaptor look on it. Geting ready to place my order for one.

 

[Drewsworld]

Hey,
It screws down in so that it looks very similar to the 801 and only sticks out slightly....The battery life is pretty good ....Its not fabulous but this little puppy is small and the case has a belt clip which is pretty col...This was my first "Mod" and I still use it every now and then...The batts are pretty small so you can keep an extra one with you to last 6 to 10 hours depending on how heavily you vape... I also have the High Drain IMR 10440 batts in ...Thanks
Drew

 

[MXBNW]

Thanks Drew ill get my order in latter today.

Question what is the diff with the high drain batts

Hey,
It screws down in so that it looks very similar to the 801 and only sticks out slightly....The battery life is pretty good ....Its not fabulous but this little puppy is small and the case has a belt clip which is pretty col...This was my first "Mod" and I still use it every now and then...The batts are pretty small so you can keep an extra one with you to last 6 to 10 hours depending on how heavily you vape... I also have the High Drain IMR 10440 batts in ...Thanks
Drew

 

[Drewsworld]

High Drain batteries deliver more amps without taxing the bateries...Although the Mah rating is lower , that is based on calculations made with a higher amperage draw.
In a nut shell they are better suited for Low Resistance Atomizers and Cartomizers which draw much more amperage...Thanks for your interest in my products!!!
Drew

 

[MXBNW]

My order is in cant what to give this a try.Thaks Drew for the info today.
Ill go for the G400 in a week or so.

 

[MXBNW]

What atty dos this take. may wont to puck a few up next time I order.

 

[aidanpryde18]

Does the 510 adapter have a resistor built in or does it send the full 3.7 directly to the atomizer.

Also, since it only sticks out a little bit from the body, how easy is it to remove if I want to use an 801 atty or carto?

 

[tmbrown327]

Also, since it only sticks out a little bit from the body, how easy is it to remove if I want to use an 801 atty or carto?

That would depend on which version Drew is selling, which was going to be my question. If it's V2, it's more difficult to get the atty or the adapter out. If it's V3, much easier.

 

[LowThudd]

What atty dos this take. may wont to puck a few up next time I order.

It takes an 801 atty. Man, I'm thinking about getting one. I need a PT, and it would be nice to have something I can get batts for locally in an emergency(read eGo batt died in a big way. lol).

 

[Drewsworld]

This is the V2...It 801 connection....The adapter to the 501 looks just like an 801 but the 510 goes down inside of it to produce the same "llok" as an 801 atty...I havent had any problems cahngin them out...Ive actually been using an LR 306 (which is shorter) with and IMR High drain battery, and its working great. Thanks
Drew

 

[LowThudd]

This is the V2...It takes a proprietory 801 atty....The adapter to the 501 looks just like an 801 but the 510 goes down inside of it to produce the same "llok" as an 801 atty...I havent had any problems cahngin them out...Ive actually been using an LR 306 (which is shorter) with and IMR High drain battery, and its working great. Thanks
Drew

So will it take a standard 801 atty? Or is the Proprietary one required?

 

[Drewsworld]

My mistake...The conector is an 801 stock connection...I guess thats bad wording on my account...Sorry...It does fit normal 801s....Thanks
Drew

 

[hittman]

It's funny that you mentioned it Drew but I was just going to ask how the JS performed with an lr306. I had a stick before but sold it because the vapor was too cool for me with an 801 and that was before the LR attys came out. Kinda makes me wish I would have kept it now.

 

[aidanpryde18]

With the high-drain batteries, do they have a protection circuit built in, or is there a prot. circuit in the Stick itself?

 

[Drewsworld]

The stick has a protection circuit built in, but the IMR chemistry is also VERY safe which is why they dont make them protected...They have a much higher tolerance and only gas when they fail...Thanks
Drew

 

[andel11]

This is the V2...It 801 connection....The adapter to the 501 looks just like an 801 but the 510 goes down inside of it to produce the same "llok" as an 801 atty...I havent had any problems cahngin them out...Ive actually been using an LR 306 (which is shorter) with and IMR High drain battery, and its working great. Thanks
Drew

I have a V2 also and the 510 connector that I kept and reintroduce myself in using when I start using the 306 atty, I haven't had a problem with the connections (510 to the 810) and it vapes great. Whether you doing 801/510 its also another great carry around PV device.

 

[dotc0m]

Got my Janty Stick a couple of weeks ago from you folks, and it's now turned into my take to work pv Just one small issue with the unit as a whole, the battery compartment is a very snug fit for the 10440, and it's a bit of a hassle to get it out to swap them (it seems that the top threaded portion is just a hait too small to allow the battery to slide freely in & out of the compartment..). I've managed to fiddle the battery out after arguing with it using a wooden toothpick (more than one, they tend to break under pressure... ). Any suggestions?

 

[Drewsworld]

I never really heard of this actually....Is it both batteries??? It could be one of the batts has swelled a little I guess????
Drew