Christopher

I don't know why but I found this funny as hell

Careful though as this might short out your PT

This gentleman recently passed away. He was known as The Vapor Guru. Up until now I had not watched any of his videos, but this was the last video he made. He hits some awesome points. Rest in peace fellow vaper. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVUSxbDxRKg

They are not protected like the gray batteries are but they do work better. Either way Battery Junction has some awesome prices

Check out battery junction. The Ultra Fire's are pretty good: http://search.store.yahoo.net/cgi-bin/nsearch?catalog=theshorelinemarket&query=10440&vwcatalog=theshorelinemarket&x=0&y=0

ha ha I love Grimm, can't wait to see the video! I still remember "and now for my follow on up the DSE 905"

I would try posting the suppliers forum. I'm sure a few of them would jump to the gun

In all honesty when vaping high volts your better off using a 510 cartomizer than a 510. The ohms are a little higher so they are less likely to blow. I use cartomizers on my 5 volt unit : )

Moving to the review area

Ruyan is actually the company that started electronic cigarettes. In fact Phillip Morris purchased quite a bit of their shares last year.

The carts that attach to the 510 only last about 2-3 cigarettes worth at most. But suppliers sell liquid by the bottle so you can refill. A bottle on the other hand will last you about a week and that's if your vaping like a mad man There is one exception to this and that's a cartomizer. A cartomizer contains the cart and atomizer in one. These can be purchased empty to fill on your own or prefilled. Once full they will last about 100 puffs. Sometimes more sometimes less. To give you an idea of how much that is, the average person takes 10 puffs from a cigarette before it's done

The great thing is your back on vaping! I think the longer you go the easier it becomes. You almost have to train yourself. For example even when you first switch to vaping often times a stress filled day will bring back memories of a cigarette. But so long as you ALWAYS hit that electronic cigarette your brain will start to associate with the ecig instead. Anyway congrats on being back, keep it up you have our support

Although I've never used one I hear the Maco from Electro Nic Stix is good

This is SLB's version of the Janty/Joye stick and I have to say I've heard good thing about it. I may get on myself and give it a whirl

Well I'm glad to hear you've got a backup! Smart thinking on your part If there is anything we can do to help, perhaps ship out anything to the closest port don't hesitate to ask!

Sorry to hear that you are having problems with your Joker Sounds like a few people for some reason are having this issue. I'm sure they'd have no problem repairing the unit but your situation does present a problem. I wonder if Vaprlife might have some tips to perhaps bring the Joker back to life again? (Also I see your up to 5 posts full count I'm going to move this to the "help it broke" area)

I have not ordered from this supplier but I have tried 555. This is a pretty common flavor. I would have a look at our certified supplier list, there is a good chance quite a few other suppliers carry the same flavor.

Turns the eGo into a citizen be good stick

Nobody has reported this issue to us yet but if your sure the LED's are not working you may have to send the unit out for repair. If the LED's have gone out for some reason there isn't a quick fix you could do without voiding your warranty.

Actually...Janty put the cone in place for two reasons. 1. To prevent liquid from leaking all over the place when a user direct drips. (If your a heavy dripper sometimes liquid will leak out of the atomizer, this was the biggest complaint with the 510/Dura) 2. To create a warmer draw. When you take a drag on the ego the air is pulled from the top of the cone and down to the bottom next to the atomizer. This causes a warmer draw. (Like a cigarette) Although you don't have to use it there was a reason for it

My guess is this, (I've also had the same thing happen) when the cartomizer gets low on liquid the coil probably starts to heat up quite a bit (as there is nothing to cool it down without liquid) this probably causes the cartomizer to pull more power than it normally would. This then causes the protection circuit to kick in and the joker shuts down. (Green to blue to off means the protection circuit has been activated) Although to clarify this I would suggest Jeso chime in

ahhh well don't I feel like an *** Yes the Joker is regulated down. No I'm not sure how Jeso does it. But it does look pretty.

E Liquid should be stored at about room temperature, between 59 and 82 degrees F. Store away from heat, moisture, and light. We store our liquid at 70 F 24/7 in a dark room.

Using batteries other than the ones supplied with the Joker will void your warranty Using the batteries as suggested would render the Joker to stop working. There is also the potential of damaging the Joker permanently as it was not designed to run higher than the alloted voltage.

Like everyone has said you can keep hardware for years. What I'd do personally is take one drop of un flavored liquid and test your atomizer. That way your not using a flavor you may not like down the road. This is actually how the factories test atomizers before sending them out.