Volcano MAGMA Kit Vs Joye 510 T

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dormouse

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I have no idea why but I have read that too - that the Joye 510-T batteries need their own charger. But you don't need Joye 510-T batteries. Just go to Cignot.com and buy a Joye 510-T tank atomizer and 510-T tanks. You can use them on your own 510 batteries.510-T attys don't need the tank batteries and will work on any 510 batteries.

Personal opinion - not worth it but sure you can try it. The 510-T tanks hold no more than a 510 cart. I think the best thing you can do with a 510 us get manual batteries, a drip tip for testing juices, and Boge standard resistance cartomizers (slim batteries cannot use the hotter LT cartos - it can damage the batteries). (assuming your PCC has notches cut out of the battery slots to allow the button of manual batteries clearance to slide in. I use the NoSmokeVA PCC which does have the notches.)
 
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    You might actually be ok. Trying to charge your 510 batteries in a 510-T charger might be the bigger problem. I'm betting though, that you might not get a full charge into your 510-T batteries from your PCC.

    As far as swapping atomizers and cartomizers between kits goes, I think you should be ok.

    Have you heard of HappyVaper.com for your e-cigarette accessories?
     
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    I wouldn't think you could charge the T batts in the magma charger because I read that you cannot use a regular 510 charger for the T batts. The magma is a regular 510. Joye 510-T Batteries (220mah) Automatic

    The batteries that came with my 510-T set
    are manual and I want to stay with manual.
    Do u guys think they are the same as the magma
    :facepalm:kit?
     
    You might actually be ok. Trying to charge your 510 batteries in a 510-T charger might be the bigger problem. I'm betting though, that you might not get a full charge into your 510-T batteries from your PCC.

    As far as swapping atomizers and cartomizers between kits goes, I think you should be ok.

    Have you heard of HappyVaper.com for your e-cigarette accessories?

    Yes I heard of HappyVaper, a lot of accessories but no nicotine.
     

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    Yes I heard of HappyVaper, a lot of accessories but no nicotine.

    You want to get 2 more good posts in, wait for moderator approval, then hop on over to the Canada forum to inquire about getting e-juice in Canada.

    You can put your Magma atomizers on 510-T batteries and vice versa. But when you're charging batteries, use the 510-T charger only for 510-T batteries.
     

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    No - 510-T batteries say they can only use their own 510-T charger. Today somebody just fried an Ego trying to charge it in a 510-T charger (and I mean fried - heat, vented battery liquid, very very dangerous). I highly recommend you NOT mix 510 and 510-T and their chargers or PCCs. I recommend you not even buy 510-T batteries. I am starting to suspect they may be reverse polarity. Just go to Cignot.com (or some Canada place if you are in Canada), buy a 510-T atty and 510-T tanks and use them on your real 510 system.

    Some vendors just put 510-T atty and 510-T tanks with normal 510 batteries and sell it as a kit but you just can't be sure. So only buy the 510-T atty and tanks. The last thing you want are a bunch of identical looks batteries and chargers that can melt or explode each other's stuff.
     
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    The Volcano Magma is a rebranded 510. You'll want to check the fine print of any applicable warranty, but I see no reason why Magma batteries and atomizers would not be fully compatible with 510 chargers. As others have mentioned, you must not use eGo/Inferno "fat" battery chargers with 510 "slim" batteries or vice versa, but except for a few chinese knockoffs that have reversed polarity, nearly all 510 batteries, chargers, and atomizers are made in the same factory in Shenzhen, China.
     

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    510-T batteries cannot be charged on any regular 510 chargers. Do not use the Magma charger with T batts, do not use the Gemini charger with T batts. I would only use the charger that came with the 510-T with the T batts. If you had a regular 510 battery and then it would work with the magma charger and many other 510 chargers. T batts are not plain 510 batts.
     
    510-T batteries cannot be charged on any regular 510 chargers. Do not use the Magma charger with T batts, do not use the Gemini charger with T batts. I would only use the charger that came with the 510-T with the T batts. If you had a regular 510 battery and then it would work with the magma charger and many other 510 chargers. T batts are not plain 510 batts.

    What is the difference?
     

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    510 Charger:

    Output voltage DC 4.2V
    Max output Current DC 150mA

    eGo Charger:
    Output voltage DC 4.2V
    Max output Current DC 420mA

    The eGo charger will fry the smaller batteries. Another way to fry batteries is to put them on a charger with reverse polarity.

    However, putting an eGo (or a 510-T battery) on a smaller charger (i.e. 510) will likely not kill it. You just may not be able to fully charge it.

    I tried getting the specs on a 510-T charger with no luck, but I believe the specs are very similar to the eGo charger.

    If you've got two or more systems with incompatible voltage/amperage specs, but the battery connectors are compatible, I suggest you find a good way to clearly label them to keep the two separate.
     
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    Huh. I think they gave you a 510 charger. If it's charging your 510-T batteries ok, they should be ok in your PCC. But your PCC probably won't give them a full charge.

    Does your charger look like this?

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    (510-T charger)

    Or this?

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    (510 charger)
     
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