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Your lungs will expel any excess moisture ,and the longer you have been off analogs the better they are about self cleaning.Did you mean pneumonia instead of amonia?Pneumonia is where your lungs fill with fluid.

I don't think the warranty cover nasty taste just burn outs.And they pretty much just charge you up front for the replacement.I would say clean it or junk it,if you have been using the same atty for a month there is a lot of residue built up in there as 100 percent of the liquid does not get consumed.Janty is very good about warranty claims on things that break during the warranty and I have never had any trouble with them making things right.

I just bought an adapter for my 801 batteries and some 901 atties and carts,way less expensive and I don't have several chargers and different batteries around.The 801 batteries are larger mAh rated as well ,same as 510 magas.

I have been vaping for just over a year and I still spend $35.00 to $70.00 every two weeks.You have to keep plenty of liquid and replacement carto's or atties and then the killer is batteries.All batteries go bad eventually and need replaced.Just try to space things out and don't wait until you are in crisis mode and you can keep the cost reasonable.Another thing that keeps cost down is don't fall for the latest fad.You would not beleive how many "greatest last PV you will ever need" devices have come out in the year I have been at this.The testimonials are the same for them all .I have found that you can get what you need from just about any ecigg.some just require a little more attention than others.It is well worth sticking to ,I am pulling for you all.

I use DSE 901 cart tips with mine,I found if you cut some off the end they fit nicer.It is way easier to pop off the tip than to try and dig out the rubber plug.The DSE carto's with the brass threads have a second peice of rubber in them,I guess its a baffle to help keep liquid from your mouth .I dig those out and dizcard them as well.I just like the thin whistle tip on the 901 carts.

http://www.madvapes.com/AG-126-Lithium-Ion-Battery-Charger_p_2062.html $7.99 will do 10440's up to 18650's this is what I used when I was on my mod kick.

Funny how we will drip every two or three minutes but screwing on a frsh battery every hour seems to suck so bad we will spend what ever we got .I tried the bigger batteries and ended back up with stock ones when not on passthrough.The big batteries have problems as well.It is your money spend it how you like I suppose.

I found it to be more cost effective for batteries to just have four or five 801's which would be similar to a 510 mega.I carry them and a 10 ml bottle of liquid in a plastic flip top cigg case.

I wonder why they don't tell how much current they give you?Not really cost effective for vaping or phone charging.

I had some of those problems and after I switched to a lower nic level they went away.I pretty much vape constantly and I found that before I got off the nic a lot of low nic was way better for me than a lot of high nic.Wouldn't hurt to try.If you have a large stock of high nic get you some no nic of the same flavors and mix it down.

It could be that your sense of taste came back during your dripping time and you can just taste things you couldn't before.I could not taste most liquid when I started vaping and now a year later I am revisiting some that I wrote off as flavorless.

Have you tried them on another power source?Different battery of passthrough?That sounds like way too many bad ones at once.

Welcome,don't give up it gets real good.Don't try to inhale straight into your lungs ,get a mouthful then inhale.Sometimes the atties have some funky stale preservative in them you have to burn through to get to the good stuff.

A 3.7 one would be easier to start with.A 2AA box, atty connecter and switch.You also have to allow for batteries and a charger.

Sounds like some super glue is in order to repair the power supply.As long as everything is in place it would not hurt to use it taped or glued back together.

I think the alignment thing is more of an issue at higher voltage than @ 3.7.If you are just dripping you can cut down the area where the filler would go .I cut some 901 carts down for dripping and for use on carto's,way easier to refill than trying to dig the rubber plug out and no metal in the mouth for me.

I have several links to sites but have never tried.You are taking the risk that what you order will make it through customs instead of our brave supplier buddies.You also do not the warranty and cutomer service.Having said that a lot of people order from places like Eastmall but to make it worthwhile you have to place a pretty large order.I would rather just support my few favorite suppliers here in the states.I really don't think the cost is all that high ,I spend $30.00 to $60.00 every two weeks.

If times get real bad you can go to the drugstore and get a bottle of VG and vape it straight.No nic but taste kinda pleasant and might get you through till the mailman comes.Makes you keep a close eye on the old inventory after one time.

I guess it depends on the juice,I use VaporTalk or Janty liquids and they are a lot stronger flavors than the other imported liquids I used to use.

I blow through mine backwards to remove excess liquid into a cloth or napkin.At 3.7 volts with 510/901 atties 2 drops might be more better,as there is not much bridge in there to soak the liquid up.A 5 or 6 volts they go dry faster and you might could get away with three drops at a time.The larger pennstyle 801/302 have a lot of mesh in there to hold the liquid .I have not tried the mini's so I cannot say about them.And if you remove the bridge I would think there would be liquid running down my arm.

I don't think the element is located in the brass ones in as good of a location as the aluminum ones.Seems like I have to top off the brass ones a lot just to get some vapor .And the aluminum ones seem to produce better flavor a couple of days longer than the brass ones.I can usually get 10 ml bottle through one aluminum one and about 3/4 of a bottle from a brass one.

Not intended as an insult just a thought.My son is usung Ubuntu and is constantly having to wipe his drive and reload so it may be a Linux thing .Or just that folks who are inclined to use Linux based OS mess around trying to improve things until they get to a point of no return.

I think the adapters are the bomb,I did not want to have three or four different kinds of batteries and chargers laying around so I stuck with classic pennstyles .When they came out with the adapters I can now try the other atties and not have much invested.I also had the "Mega" mAh's before they even made Mega batteries .

I found out that carto's with the brass threads from DSE do not produce as good or as consistant as the ones with aluminum threads from Boge.I expected the brass to conduct electricity better ,never counted on the gudgeons to be a problem.

Are you using carts or dripping?I use carts mostly and I have found the DSE atties with the high bridge to be the problem.If you fill your cart to look like a slushy and then stick it in the atty the bridge goes half way in and squeezes all the liquid from the cart,causing leaks ,flooded atties and ruined auto batteries.I only use the low bridge Joye 302/Janty Kissbox type now and I no longer have any of those problems.