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  1. well, first of all, my mega atty had a burning taste to it (i thought it was the wick), but after a couple of weeks of usage it just started to work normally for no reason, haven't even cleaned it... With the eGo-t atty, all my liquids are PG based, only some e-juices that i custom made have some vg in them, but i only use that on the "heavy-duty" mega atty. pure VG based liquid will not even work on the tank atty, it will destroy it.
  2. The Janty eGo-t (more specifically the XL and normal resistance version). day 1: Unboxing time, first vape... so i connected the battery, atty and the cartridge, did not bother to remove the "primer", since I still don't understand, why do people do that. Its just awesome, best taste ever, tasted like sweet cotton candy, until after 5 minutes of vaping, the ry4 (high) came in contact with the atty i guess, still tasted kinda like the same, although a lot "harsher" (guess the nicotine "kicked-in"). With time, the taste just kept getting harsher and was building up a burning taste, and i was not raping the eGo, just light vaping.. Still bearable. day 2-3: Same thing, harshness is building up slightly. day 4: well I thought "f- this RY4", and so i refilled a cart with some janty cherry (high) e-liquid, it was allright for a few puffs, and then, omfg, it started tasting like smoking a cigarette through the wrong end. It was soo harsh, it made me cough after every second puff, and after a couple of those, i had trouble breathing. so i let it sit in my pocket for the rest of the day, and returnet to my mega lr atty (witch i LOVE). Then i took out the eGo-t a few hours later, it stank horribly, I could smell the crappy burning taste from a distance and without even vaping it! day 5: since my two tank atomizers did the same thing, i thought there was something i did wrong, oh well, whatever. I took one of them, cleaned out the tank with some diet coke, and blew through the tank atty from the battery end, blew so hard i nearly impregnated it... but hey, i refilled the cartridge with some Janty non-nicotine red stallion juice, reconnected them, let em sit for 5 minutes, and tried again, FTW it worked! Its day 7 now, and the tank atty is going strong, no bad flavor whatsoever. so my guess is that the tank atty has trouble handling the nicotine in the juice? Don't know, but that worked for me. feel free to speculate, and try this out, then post some feedback good luck vaping!
  3. actually, soaking it 4 hours in coke, then drying it on a radiator somewhat worked. i'll try keeping the atty wet, and give you a status report tomorrow. any other suggestions on how to revive attys like mine?
  4. just tried that, the flavor is still unpleasant, and after 2-3 puffs i get that harsh burn again.
  5. i removed as much wick as i could... so i guess its now fried to the heating element? any remedies?
  6. So i bought a janty eGo xl, with 2 batteries and 2 atomizers (1 normal and 1 low resistance). out of the box, they were godlike, while vaping, i got lots of smoke, that very pleasant taste, and no burning or anything... i kept vaping them, topping off the cartridges every once in a while (approx 5 drops for every 10 minute of usage, also dropping couple of drops on the attys), until they were full. But now, 2 days later they vape like crap, i cant feel any flavor from both attys, they taste like burning plastic. i got frustrated, removed the fabric under the mesh, and it was a bit dark in some places, but still had that burning "sensation", soaked one atty in peroxide, the other in vodka, nothing. dry cleaned them, still the same. i am using janty e-liquid. is there anything i can do? just ordered some 510 cartos, and an janty xl atty, but until i get them, do i have any options? thanks for reading this, Tom. EDIT: Thank you for all the replies!
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