I have 5 or 6 Joye 510 batteries that will no longer take or hold a charge. Is there any way to rejuvenate them, or are they done for? If they are, are they worth anything to modders? If so, I'd be happy to send them to anyone who wants them, you pay $5 USPS flat-rate shipping.
What to do with 510 batts that won't hold a charge?
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Hi 144man,
The batteries that no longer hold a charge are definately no good.
You can sell them in ECF's Classifieds or give them away in Classifieds.
I strongly suggest to put them in the Classifieds for Modders to use.. Its the best way.
The batteries that no longer hold a charge are definately no good.
You can sell them in ECF's Classifieds or give them away in Classifieds.
I strongly suggest to put them in the Classifieds for Modders to use.. Its the best way.
I put them on the classifieds, free but buyer pays $5 USPS priority shipping. I hope they can be of some use to someone.
I have one stubborn batt that although I charge it fully it insists its dead after a few puffs. I'm from the school of thinking to "hit it with a hammer till it works" so I usually just bang it on some solid surface a few times then it decides it would rather work than be beaten.
Though I have to do this each and every time I use it, I think we have come to an understanding. I understand it will be temperamental, and it understands I will beat it till it works, literally.
Though I have to do this each and every time I use it, I think we have come to an understanding. I understand it will be temperamental, and it understands I will beat it till it works, literally.
New to modding myself...so forgive me if this is a ridiculous question...what can a modder do with these dead batteries?
bryce, the threaded connector is removed from the battery. then a new power source (batteries, pass through) is connected to it for a mod.
If it can be used by modifying it, what is wrong with it now? I'm not very good at these things( no cracks about being female either boys!) I took a batt apart to see one time but by the time i was done couldn't tell what was what lol i killed it.
I'm thinking if you change it and it works doesn't make sense to me.
I'm thinking if you change it and it works doesn't make sense to me.
the battery is hooked up to a connector. the connector is what your atomizer attaches to. if the battery is dead, you remove the connector to use with a different power source. just replacing the battery is all.
mimi,
check out the modders section of this forum.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/
A new 510 connector is worth about $1.50.
5 or 6 could be first class mailed to someone for about $1.50.
Here's an example of what can be done.
check out the modders section of this forum.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/
A new 510 connector is worth about $1.50.
5 or 6 could be first class mailed to someone for about $1.50.
Here's an example of what can be done.
Well, some might think this is stupid but I beat mind on the table really hard and I've had 4 of 6 come back and continue to work for a couple of months. Hey I'm from the days you had to beat on a pop machine to make it work.
What can it hurt they seem to be dead anyway.
lol, nice!
i used to slap around my dinky 510 battery for not lasting long enough.. now i have some 900mAh batteries.. no more issues.. i vaped on it for 2 days (no sleep) and it still didn't die.
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