I've seen this many times can someone explain what that means and also why would someone choose a atty over a carto or vice versa.
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What is the difference between a auto battery & a manual ?
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The most reliable of the two is the manual switch, and you'll find very few here using the auto.......
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I started off with auto batteries and I got my first manual battery yesterday. I can tell you that with the auto I usually have to give it a couple of puffs to get it warmed up to creat a good vape. With the manual you press the button on the battery and inhale period, no prime puff is needed. and you get a good throat hit with every puff. I noticed also that I am forced to hold the manual differently, as you have to depress the button as you take your puff. It was strange at first but it is automatic to me now! LOL
I started off with auto batteries and I got my first manual battery yesterday. I can tell you that with the auto I usually have to give it a couple of puffs to get it warmed up to creat a good vape. With the manual you press the button on the battery and inhale period, no prime puff is needed. and you get a good throat hit with every puff. I noticed also that I am forced to hold the manual differently, as you have to depress the button as you take your puff. It was strange at first but it is automatic to me now! LOL
Manual is the way to go unless you just HAVE to recreate that pick up and puff smoking experience. It's a psycholigical thing with a lot of people.
I just received my manual batterys a few days ago and have to say its way better for me .
The throat hits are better . Instead of pulling real hard on the auto to get it going you just push the button , just feels way easier to me . The battery to me even seems to last longer . Personally I wont go back to auto , Im sold on manual!
The throat hits are better . Instead of pulling real hard on the auto to get it going you just push the button , just feels way easier to me . The battery to me even seems to last longer . Personally I wont go back to auto , Im sold on manual!
As you've just read, almost everyone will prefer a manual battery over an automatic. With the auto, IT decides when and how much vape you get... with a manual YOU decide.
As for the atty vs. carto: If I could afford to use a fresh carto every time I probably would - but I'm not super-picky about flavor. They are just much, much easier.. just screw one in and go. BUT - they can be expensive! You CAN refill them but IMO they get worse every time you do until they just aren't worth it (and you find this out after you just filled it with juice - more juice wasted).
With atty (either dripping or with a cartridge) it's easier to switch flavors, it's more work and maintenance, the flavors come through better (imo), and they last longer - I've been using the same two atty's since March and they are both still going strong. The main thing though, is that they are way cheaper to use than cartomizers.
A great compromise between functionality and value is using an atty with a drip tip; The drip tip is just a mouth piece that goes on the end of your atty. You just drip 2-3 drops of juice in there and vape until it's gone (maybe 10 drags) and then drip a couple more drops in. The drip tip funnels the juice into the atty and keeps it from getting into your mouth. Fewer parts and pieces to mess with or have to carry around with you, and therefore fewer parts and pieces to replace. You can't do it in the car though, if that's a big part of your day (I use a cartomizer when I drive).\
Don't drip and drive.
manual has a clutch pedal to the left of the brake and a clutch in place of the torque conver---oh...batteries...my bad....
I've tried all manner of atomisers and cartomisers and have finally settled on cartomisers now. I'm using one of missy's wetbox with a cartomiser, really the only way you can use the wetbox, and I just keep them in and going week after week until they finally get so clogged up I can't draw through them and then just throw them away. And when I get close to the bottom of my pile of cartomisers I simply order more. Easy. For me at least.
I personally have an auto right now - has this sensor in it that tells it to turn on when you take a drag. For me it's "okay". I can't complain about the price, how well it is hitting and the vapor, but the cost of buying cartomizers is really starting to add up (even tho it's STILL cheaper than smokes a day)
Within the next week I'm going to be buying a manual as I've hear they are better on the juice, and the battery life is, by far, better.
What PV you choose, again as others have said, is YOUR own personal preference. I chain vape - so I need something that's going to allow me to do that. I found that in a manual (eGo).
GL on your future purchases.
Within the next week I'm going to be buying a manual as I've hear they are better on the juice, and the battery life is, by far, better.
What PV you choose, again as others have said, is YOUR own personal preference. I chain vape - so I need something that's going to allow me to do that. I found that in a manual (eGo).
GL on your future purchases.
I'm using a M601XL. I both the automatic and manual batteries. I much prefer the manual. The automatic has a tendency to turn on when bumped around too much, so I have to make sure to remove the atomizer when I put it down for awhile.
i've got a 501, a 501 mega, both manuals, and a pair of SmokeStiks which are auto...both have their ups and downs. the autos are nice when my hands are too busy to press a button, but to be quite honest, i haven't noticed a profound difference in flavor/vapor....except with my 901s. them some flavorable fellas.
So far, I'm preferring the autos for my m40x. They seem pretty "realistic" and don't turn on in my pocket, unlike the manual, which turns on any time anything brushes lightly against the button.c
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