I will soon be receiving an IPro and was wondering what everybody was using with their Notcig mod.
What is your favorite atty?
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Nope. But you can get a 306 to 510 drip tip adapter at avid vaper. Then they'll take any 510/901 drip tip you prefer.
As to attys: I am pretty fond of the Cisco Spec 306, but I've really gotten hooked on the hh.357. I personally prefer the 2.0 ohm and I run it around ~4.3 or 4.4v.
Yes. If you have an XL 306 drip tip, drip shields are fine. -- So, if you get Cisco 306's, the best deal is the two 306 atty + drip shield (and choose the XL one) for $19.99 if you don't already have a 306 XL Drip tip.
If you are okay with a maximum of 10W at 5.5V, 3 ohm is good, will likely give slightly better run time than 2.5. If you want to be able to go to 12W at 5.5V, use 2.5 ohm.
Pretty typical is a lot of people are actually happy with 8W, around 2.5 ohms/4.5V or 3 ohms/5V. You may nudge it up for some tobaccos, or just to provide a bit more kick during the day.
I used 3 ohms for months on the original Infinity and Buzz Pro, very happy, When I picked up my tank I switched to 2.5 ohm fusions, still excellent run time and I had the option to go slightly higher on BP on power, though realistically I almost never go above 10W. With my VVPV the 2.5 ohm IO6 atty was a no-brainer to me, again I stay mainly at 8W, 4.5V, will bump up or down slightly during the day.
I used 3 ohms for months on the original Infinity and Buzz Pro, very happy, When I picked up my tank I switched to 2.5 ohm fusions, still excellent run time and I had the option to go slightly higher on BP on power, though realistically I almost never go above 10W. With my VVPV the 2.5 ohm IO6 atty was a no-brainer to me, again I stay mainly at 8W, 4.5V, will bump up or down slightly during the day.
I simply love the 2ohm DC atties from CoV. They don't do well with bottomfeeders, but dripping is heaven with them! Haven't burnt one yet and they've been in my arsenal for almost 6 months.
Thanks.
Are dual coil attys offered from anyone else? CoV has a bad habit of sending you attys at a different resistance than what you ordered and I don't feel like dealing with that possibility.
What are you running this on? I am interested in DC atties and looking for something new...
Hi Caged, I have a Buzz Pro, and I run 2.5 Fusion cartos from Isaac. I never have to turn my B Pro all the way up. I think the 2.5 would give you the most flexibility.
Are you the same Caged that makes Altoid Tin Mods for Smartvapes? If so, thanks for making more. I've been watching the site for awhile, and was able to order one today. I can't wait to get it.
If you aren't the same Caged, nevermind.
Are you the same Caged that makes Altoid Tin Mods for Smartvapes? If so, thanks for making more. I've been watching the site for awhile, and was able to order one today. I can't wait to get it.
If you aren't the same Caged, nevermind.
My favorite atomizer is a Boge 3.0 ohm carto at 4.2v. 7 to 8 watts satisfies me just fine. If you want to develop a feel for wattage, use the chart below. Find your atomizer resistance and look at the wattage in the chart at various voltages.
Safe Power and Vaping Chart
Safe Power and Vaping Chart
Thanks so much for posting that Safe Power Vaping Chart!!! It's a really good quick reference for a beginner!
Well, I grabbed the 306 special in 3 ohm and a cisco 510 @ 2.5 ohm. Figured the 306s would be more delicate so the 3 ohm may be a little stronger.
Also grabbed a few dual coil SR attys.
Thanks!
Also grabbed a few dual coil SR attys.
Thanks!
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