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I have been using the same box of Fluval for over a year now.It takes a little while to get it right if you get too much or too little it won't work as good.The least amount that you can use is best.

I use DSE 901 carts on Joye 510 cartomisers and I cut them down a bit so they don't hit the filler.It is way easier to refill the carto's ,I don't have metal in my mouth,they stay cool and I just like the thin whistle tips.You can cut down a 510 cart as well but the 510 flat tips are thicker and I don't care as much for the round ones although I do use the cover that comes on my 306's when I drip.So the answer I would give is a Joye 510 or an Ego with DSE 901 carts on atties or a cut down one on cartomisers.You will have the most options that way and more choice of suppliers.Plus Joye makes good hardware.

If I can find Dekang liquids in 0 nic I get it, usually I have to use low nic as there are not a lot of vendors who carry it.I made a huge effort to get off the nic just in case these ban attempts start sticking.Vaping is the only thing I ever found to take the place of smoking and I am afraid if I can't live without nicotine I would just go back to smoking.I found once I got to low nic there was not a lot of difference going to no nic.It helps to find some flavors you like ,then it is sort of like the hard candy or gum stop smoking method.

302's are Joye, DSE 801's have the tall bridge.Both are equal for dripping but the Joye brands work better with carts in my opinion.And with any model run from the Bauway knockoffs,they leak.

Welcome,Just do a few more posts ,then go hawg wild.

It sure would be a lot work and frustration.I think I would just use a three AA box with a master switch ,you would have plenty of storage inside the slide off cover as you can remove the unused battery contacts.If you use wires to hook up the connector they would have to flex and if you try to just have conductive slides that would just be more connections to oxidise and cause degraded performance.No harm in trying though.

You are not too far from it,it used to be a thousand posts.Chris got on me about posting too much when I got close.

We are not allowed to tell.But here is a little to whet your appetite ,hmm my keyboard seems to be broken.

Awesome Vapor is in Cumming GA.

I will say a prayer for you and your family.I am sorry for your trials.

I would check the price ,it may be more cost effective to switch to a Joye,DSE or KR .An atty should be less than $10.00.You can get a starter kit with two batteries ,two atties a charger and some carts for $30.00 almost anywhere.

I have found that domestic liquids seem to shorten the lifespan of my atties and carto's ,I don't know whether it is the VG or the sweetners they use.Some of them are worth it but for the most part I will stick to Dekang VG/PG.

I got some of this from Electronicstix http://www.electronicstix.com/-BOSS-HIGH-CALIBER-50-50-BLEND-E-LIQUID-10-ML-BOTTLES-/1-8-BOSS-HIGH-CALIBER-50-50-PREM-BLEND/1-8-BOSS-VIRGINIA-FLUE-CURED-TOBACCO-PREMIUM-HIGH-CALIBER-E-LIQUID-p241.html and it was agood flavor but way too strong for me so I ended up mixing it with a few bottles of no flavor liquid I got from someone else and it was very good.I may do that again.

I started with frooty flavors as I did not care much for tobacco when I first starterd vaping.Then I got to where I could not hardly stand the frooty flavors so I revisited the tobacco flavors and that is what I am mainly using these days.

This is my opinion based on what I have seen and stories from people who got started at mall a kiosk.As a rule the rent for mall space would require those types of vendors to charge a whole lot more for vaping supplies than you can find online or at a store away from a mall.The wholesalers that market to conveinience stores and truck stops as a rule have a larger markup than an online retailer who buys direct from China.So I would only veiw those as an emergency stopgap .Once a person gets the basics and determines how much liquid and atties/carto's they use it does not cost all that much to just purchase a few weeks supply at a time online.

I am not sure it would be worth all the effort.When you have batteries go bad save parts like the threaded adapter.I would imagine someone will come along with what you need in thier junk box.Which batteries do you need parts for?I have some 801's.

Chopped liver?Ypu think pretty highly of yourself.

The peice we are jiggling back in place is on the attomiser,sometimes they get pushed up a little and do not make contact.Not always the case but something to check.It is always a very good idea to have plenty of atties and or carto's as well as batteries and a passthrough.It bites to get happy not smoking and then suddenly not have your trusty PV as a security blanket.We are pulling for you.Chris ,thanks for being you.

Mine usually just get gunked beyond cleaning and just don't produce much vapor.I may have had one burn out .

I shook it and steeped it and nothing helped ,I tried the 10 ml sampler with five tobacco flavors.

The ones with the brass threads were like that for me I was so happy when they were gone.The ones with aluminum threads seem to last quite a while and I have never had that problem with those.The ones with the brass thread has the element crossways and the filler on top the aluminum ones have the element longways and embedded in the filler.

I use both and cannot tell much difference.The 901's will leak if you are a dripper due to the vent hole so you have to blow them out more frequently than 510's.The 901 carts have a nicer flat tip ,I use them cut down on my 510 cartos in place of the rubber plug,no metal in my mouth and they stay cool.

Have you checked them with an ohm meter? They might not be bad but just not making a connection.I have had to jiggle and wiggle the center post back out on a few atties and there were a few PV's that were notoriouse for pushing the connecter in,but I cannot remember which ones they were.Also if they get too much liquid in the space between the cup the element is in and the battery connector they will not work as the electrons take a shortcut through the liquid.Blowing them out solves that one.If you are using LR or high voltage they just might be burning out due to getting dry.

Still an inovative concept.The mini tubing cutter would just cut without throwing sparks ,grit and the possibilty of cutting ones finger.You do some very good vidieo's keep up the good work.

Its weird,I don't buy any new kind of liquid without checking revues.And a lot people seem to like that stuff.