I never really understood how important the mouthpiece was until today.
When i started vaping 2 months ago i received all these carts and mouth pieces from janty.
As time went on, i kept these, and used them on other 801 atty's. (Totally wicked 801 atty's and BE112 atty's)
The reason I continued using the janty mouthpiece was that it fits loosely in other atty's, so it was easy to remove and drip.
I discarded all the tighter fitting mouthpieces because they were difficult to remove. Especially while driving a car.
Today i discovered that a loose mouthpiece is the number one reason for not getting any vapor, and probably the main reason for burning out atomizers.
When you have a loose mouthpiece you are basically sucking most of the air from the outside back into your mouth.
The vapor is minimal, and you are not drawing the air through the atomizer.
I believe this may be reason why I kept frying atty's.
In a nutshell, make sure that the mouth piece is tight inside the atty. This will ensure that any air you are sucking has to pass through the atomizer.
This will guarantee a huge increase in vapor (if the mouthpiece was loose) and will ensure that atty's do not burn out so often.
A loose mouthpiece is like a vicious circle.
I repeatedly kept pushing the button and sucking like a ......, and was not getting the hit and vapor necessary.
So atty gets hot and burns out.
Then the vicious circle continues, because since there is little vapor, one thinks that liquid is lacking. So one adds more liquid, and the atty starts drowning, and needs to be blown out.
I'm quite embarrassed that it has taken me 12 weeks of vaping to discover this.
When i started vaping 2 months ago i received all these carts and mouth pieces from janty.
As time went on, i kept these, and used them on other 801 atty's. (Totally wicked 801 atty's and BE112 atty's)
The reason I continued using the janty mouthpiece was that it fits loosely in other atty's, so it was easy to remove and drip.
I discarded all the tighter fitting mouthpieces because they were difficult to remove. Especially while driving a car.
Today i discovered that a loose mouthpiece is the number one reason for not getting any vapor, and probably the main reason for burning out atomizers.
When you have a loose mouthpiece you are basically sucking most of the air from the outside back into your mouth.
The vapor is minimal, and you are not drawing the air through the atomizer.
I believe this may be reason why I kept frying atty's.
In a nutshell, make sure that the mouth piece is tight inside the atty. This will ensure that any air you are sucking has to pass through the atomizer.
This will guarantee a huge increase in vapor (if the mouthpiece was loose) and will ensure that atty's do not burn out so often.
A loose mouthpiece is like a vicious circle.
I repeatedly kept pushing the button and sucking like a ......, and was not getting the hit and vapor necessary.
So atty gets hot and burns out.
Then the vicious circle continues, because since there is little vapor, one thinks that liquid is lacking. So one adds more liquid, and the atty starts drowning, and needs to be blown out.
I'm quite embarrassed that it has taken me 12 weeks of vaping to discover this.
