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Which pops more attys? in The E-Cigarette; LR atty on a 3.7v device or regular atty on a 6v device? Anyone done any studies?...
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    LR atty on a 3.7v device or regular atty on a 6v device? Anyone done any studies?

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    Hit and Miss. No definite answer.

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    from personal experience (not a study) I pop more at 6v. I seldomly pop LR attys at all, and I also rarely pop at 5v.

    All that said, a dry atty is just waiting to be popped.
    Provari, Reo Grande, Precious M, Precise16, Joker-AV, and eGo's aplenty..
    ...and i thought this would be cheaper than smoking?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammond Egger View Post
    LR atty on a 3.7v device or regular atty on a 6v device? Anyone done any studies?
    Since 'regular attys' span from 2.1 ohm to 3.8 ohms, it's hard to make such a generality but in both cases, taking long vapes will pop the LR on a true 3.7v device and the regular atty at 6V. If you check the wattage chart, I'd say anything below 8 is fairly safe even if you're not paying attention.

    what is the best 5v mod?

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    Never did a study, but I do know that I can pop a LR atty on my Ego when I vape long and continueously, but not with my normal Janty's attys.....But that is just me...

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