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britrocker

I have bought my first vaper. Never had one before or used one.

After looking online i found a company called HappyVaper im getting it from there. This question is for anyone who has one or had one recently.

1. As this is an eternal battery is there any danger of this blowing up. That is the only thing i'm nervous about. I heard there are some great safety features on this i.e preventing from over-charging, over-discharge and short-circuit protection. Though who knows if the manufacture just says that to sell them? I don't think it will as im pretty sure this one is dummy proof ( no mods, WYSIWYG, you can't take the battery out )

2. Any tips to avoid burnt taste. I was told to put some juice into the coil, screw it in, turn it upside down, take a few hits on it when its off, then turn upside down again then use it.

3. Anything else i should know

Again sorry for the newbie questions. I realize that most explosions occur from people who bought MODS or took out batteries but you can never be too safe nowadays.

Thanks again all.
 
PreparationHero

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Explosions are from people using garbage batteries/ old batteries, leaving mods in pockets without locking buttons or with conductive materials like coins, misuse, bad maintenance, etc. General stupidity. If you never change your oil, you will blow up your engine. Also low ohm has been known to cause some problems, I personally won't go below 0.25.

Alot of the egos are mostly the same, I bought one about our 4 years ago and traded up within a week. The one you bought has a 2ml tank, so don't expect it to last all day, or even half the day and the coils are premade at .5 ohms. As far as the internal battery exploding, you should be fine if you take care of it. But I think you should look for a better setup soon to keep from falling back to cigarettes.
 
Whitesoxfan2579

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I use my new AIO daily as my secondary device and have had quite good luck with it. It takes a bit of a break in period if it's new to get properly seasoned with whatever juice your using in it. I've only had to charge mine once in two weeks (minimal use), but so far I'm quite happy with it for the price. And, don't worry about the battery, you're good to go.
 
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britrocker said:
I have bought my first vaper. Never had one before or used one.

After looking online i found a company called HappyVaper im getting it from there. This question is for anyone who has one or had one recently.

1. As this is an eternal battery is there any danger of this blowing up. That is the only thing i'm nervous about. I heard there are some great safety features on this i.e preventing from over-charging, over-discharge and short-circuit protection. Though who knows if the manufacture just says that to sell them? I don't think it will as im pretty sure this one is dummy proof ( no mods, WYSIWYG, you can't take the battery out )

2. Any tips to avoid burnt taste. I was told to put some juice into the coil, screw it in, turn it upside down, take a few hits on it when its off, then turn upside down again then use it.

3. Anything else i should know

Again sorry for the newbie questions. I realize that most explosions occur from people who bought MODS or took out batteries but you can never be too safe nowadays.

Thanks again all.
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As @PreparationHero mentioned, look for a better setup. It is better to have a mod capable of at least variable Voltage (VV), or variable Wattage (VW). You will have a better option of enjoying your vape, due to the flexibility of adjusting the power to get the best flavor, and cloud production out of your eJuice.
 
nightshard

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Joyetech make good quality mods that don't explode.
This is an entry level e-cig, so you shouldn't expect much.
You just need the cotton inside the heads to be saturated with juice before you fire it to prevent burning, any method that works is fine.
You should be extra careful not to drop the thing and break the glass tank, because if you do the entire thing is toast, since it's non detachable.
 
Whitesoxfan2579

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Also, try to not fill it above the recommended fill line or you will flood the coil. As long as you keep it at or a little below that line you'll be good to go.
 
Danette

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I have not seen them in person either. I have watched videos about them, compared them to my original AIO's and thought I can't lose considering the differences are only appearance except for the box which has a bigger battery. I like my AIO's for when I travel or when I just want the larger devices. They also make great gifts.
 
Whitesoxfan2579

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Be sure to post your reviews of the three new ones when you've had a chance to try them out so I can decide which ones I want.
 
Danette

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I am loving the d16, d22 and I love the little box one. I now have on order and its on its way is the one that takes a single 18650 battery. I love my little orange one and my yellow and white box. I have some of the big boys like my smok xcube, coolfire 4 plus but I love the ease of use of the AIO's. They are easy to fill, great flavor for what they are, if I lose it I maybe brokenhearted but not broke. There is nothing that I dont like about them. Great for the started kit or as an extra for experienced vapor.
 
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