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hey guys, i made this video to prove that the visual vapor you get from ur ecig really depends on the lighting conditions and the surroundings. If for example you are in a very white place, the vapor will not be visible, and so some people may wonder why they cant see any vapor. but if you have proper lighting (best with a light shining down on you) and dark colored surroundings, the vapor appears to be much thicker. this demonstration is very simple for noobs who sometimes wonder why they cant see any vapor. and if you guys notice, a lot of overpriced e-cig sites that advertise with videos will show people vaping in a BLACK background and a light coming down on the vapor. just a little point i wanted to make http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyflAD80wZI

TO HELP PROVE MY POINT: look at the following video that was on ABC news, and notice the BLACK background with a light shining down on the user:

Hey guys, first off I would just like to say thanks so much for responding so quickly to my first post! I immediately got back some great tips which is awesome. So now for my second post. I just started using a joye 510 (its about time lol) with a manual passthru, and this is definitely the best type of ecig I've tried so far. However, while I was examining the inside of the 510 atty, I saw what appeared to be a little fiber strand that sometimes come off of the carts and get stuck in the atty. But it was weird because I had removed the fibers (or the cotton, whatever you call it) from the cart. So I grabbed a tweezer and began to pull out the fiber, and out came a very large chunk of these fibers! They didn't look like the stuff in the carts, but all I can say is that A LOT of it came out. Then I was so confused as to what all that stuff was and why so much of it came out. I am beginning to think that they were purposely there to absorb liquid, and maybe I wasn't supposed to pull it out. The atty now gets dried up a bit quicker than it used to. So does anyone know what I pulled out, and why it was so much of it? Was I not supposed to pull that stuff out? I hope I didn't ruin the atty, even tho its still vaping pretty well. I just cant help but feel that they were supposed to be in there cuz there was so much of it. Thanks for your help!

The only thing is, the atty gets dry VERY quickly

Wow that video was just was I needed! I had no idea that people purposely do that to enhance the taste and vapor! Thanks so much!

Below is a link to another thread about removing the wick. Post #4 has a link to a vid which explains what the wick is and how it works and how to remove it. My link

I'll give you one Schizo.

Those threads are only there to help the wicking IF you use carts if you only drip u can remove them.. you can also remove the whole bridge for dripping i have tried and know many others who your really like it. this is what i do! i normally wait until the atty gets that really bad bunrt taste that comes after about 2 weeks of vaping from those threads going bad then i remove the bridge. this is how i do it ! PHEE303 IS PRO!

The unit is safe because it cuts off. A custom modification usually has minor circuitry inside if any at all, it's a "dumb unit" so it needs to use protected batteries in the event they are ever discharged to fast. (Which usually only happens if it's pulling more amps than the batteries can handle) The Janty stick however has a cut off, it has circuitry in side which will stop it from discharging to low. The 510 battery does the same thing, when it starts to blink, thats the protection mode kicking in

Yea the 304's and 302's will leak quite a bit, blowing them out every week or so will really help. To be honest when I use the penstyle atomizers I'll pop on a cart, especially with the 302's. You pretty much have to vape whatever liquid is inside you can't leave it sitting or it will leak. Try adding a cart and see how that helps