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The atomizers in order, 510, 901, and 801. It's not letting me attach a file so here is the link

The 510 and 901 are similar in size. The 901 provides amazing flavor but has less vapor than the 510. While the 510 uses a round tip, the 901 uses a whistle shaped tip. The 510 battery threads stick down, while the 901 threads are inside the atomizer. So instead of the 510 being screwed into a device the 901 is screwed onto the device ( if that makes sense). There is a small air hole on the side of the 901 so it will provide a different, some say tighter draw than that of it's 510 counterpart with the more airy draw. ----------------- *The 801 is larger than both, takes large carts, takes a while to break in, provides pretty good flavor and pretty good vapor. *The 510 similar in size to 901, amazing vapor but less flavor, round tip, battery threads stick down, air hole on battery contact threads. *The 901 similar in size to 501, amazing flavor but less vapor, whistle tip, battery threads inside atomizer, air hole on side of atomizer.

JavaJoe: Keep in mind this thread is 10 months old. We try not to revive old threads as some of the information can get outdated and other members may think the things in that thread are current. Glad stubear's suggestion helped you out though!

Haha, awesome! Both videos are perfect!

Wow, that is the most expensive unit I've seen : / $120 for a battery is no good. I feel for you dbaumle! If you end up needing a battery please don't buy another one from them. There are many other suppliers where you could get 4-5 starter kits for that amount.

For a beginner I would recommend just leaving the wick in so you don't have to mess around with the atomizer. If you're using the carts that come with the unit, those aren't very reliable; I would direct drip if you have juice. Every time I get a new atomizer I put a paper towel under the atomizer where the battery threads are and blow into the cartridge so the primer juice is blown onto the paper towel. Then I add about 4-6 drops. If I get a burnt taste I add more juice. After that point everything should be working fine (flavor, vapor, etc). Then you would continue adding 3 drops everything the flavor and or vapor diminishes. Furthermore, if you're still getting the burnt taste after blowing out the primer juice and dripping for a while, you may have gotten a defective atomizer. This does happen and you should contact the supplier and let them know the issue.

You can't over charge those batteries.

That's messed up.

I think so : )

Thanks for telling us about these Sarge. You've been hiding them!

That does look pretty cool if it works as advertised!

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That's awesome, I always want to run to make my shopping experience better. Heck, I always buy the same stuff I might as well go fast doing it!

It's probably the same as most entry level batteries. The 200mAh battery is probably giving a little under 3 volts

Joe, I used to be obsessed and while sometimes I still am, I've cut down a lot in the recent months on my forum time. It's a lot different from when you start vaping and your interest level is high to half a year later. Usually I don't even visit forums on the weekends to give myself a break. In turn though, I end up spending loads more time Monday on forums.

That's awesome! "Blinded by the light, revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night"

Straight walled meaning it's straight down vertically - Not curved or contoured. The hole is almost the same size as the atomizer. The picture below is small and doesn't do it justice but the hole of our drip tips looks the same.

I've always lurked on the ECF forums and only started posting when I became a supplier...and that's very rare. There are too many sections and I used to always get lost. There is a new topic every two seconds it seems.

I would consider something that doesn't perform how it should, 'DOA', for simplicity's sake.

Ya, I doubt there is going to be a solid reason as to why this is happening. It's most likely just a defective atomizer; The coils may not be connected correctly. I would contact the supplier and let them you received a DOA atomizer.

Here is the link to my LR901 atomizers: http://www.createvapor.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4&products_id=45 Mine are 1.8ohm resistance, I would carry the 1.5 but they burn out rather quickly.

That was cool. Don't think I've ever seen a deer and a dog play before. It was cool at the end to see the two cats sitting on the ledge, they were probably like, "what the heck is going on?"!

That's funny. It was even better how she described the unit.

Schizophretard: When nhaler first received their LR attys it was probably a brand new concept at the time and some of the coils most likely weren't connected correctly so the taste would appear metallic/nasty. I've experienced this a few times myself; When I first ordered LR901 attys to test them, the first one I tried gave me the same taste and I didn't even try the second one because I thought they were terrible. A week or so later I was frustrated with the LR510 so I gave the second LR901 atty a try and it was amazing. Here we are today, I'm still loving them.

I've purchased a couple for testing purposes from cignot.com