I am very new to vaping and after looking and researching I unfortunately don't have a clear understanding of how these work. I have been looking at a vv Itaste 3.0 and I want to put a dry attachment on it. Will any 510 dry attachments work? I would post a link but in not certain these forums will allow that.
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Welcome. I think you need to submit more posts before you can post a link. The more you most the more permissions you get. I don't know anything about dry attachments so I am not going to try and answer your question, but I sure somebody who does know about dry attachments will help you soon. Good luck.
Any 510 should fit that. You might want to check out the MVP2. It is often recommended for new vapers because it is very versatile and user friendly.
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Most PVs will have an eGo thread on the outside and a 510 thread on the inside - and you can even put a beauty ring on the eGo (outside) threads while using 510 accessories, they serve to hide the threads and give your device a certain flair. Or perhaps a lanyard you can put around your neck or belt hoops.
Any 510 attachment should work. If your itaste has outer threading as well, you should be able to use any ego attachment. My understanding is that the itaste vv v3.0 has both threads. Mine does.
Bingo. My CLK has the same threads. All devices Ive seen at the few brick and mortar stores in my location have them except the smaller ones which sport 510 only.
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I think the ego threading was added in the v3.0, and possibly not until an update to that model. I know some online retailers only list the 510 threading, even though the listing is the v3.0.
But to the original question, 510 should generally work, provided the tank or whatever is well made.
Tanks also need coils that you have to replace over time. Here is a pic of the 510/Ego threading.
If you intend to vaporize dry tobacco or whatever "material", yes a dry material atomizer that is 510 compatible should fit. But Im not sure if there is a version of ohms law for those devices??? It may be safer to make your first purchase for a dry vaporizer to be a kit with battery and atty made to work together. They even have triple atomizers that vaporize dry [leaf], wax, and eliquid. With that said, this is an eliquid only forum in case you didn't realize.
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It may matter. Why would it have to be vv? Most here only work with eliquid and the atomizers are different.
Zelphie, Ω's law applies to all electrical circuits, no matter what nature. And power is always related to Ω's law, (I^2*R, V^2/R)
Stota, the only (solid) vaporizers I'm familiar with... I am not allowed speaking about. You may have trouble reaching the temperatures required to vaporize from solid material, and you might have trouble finding a device that will allow you to press the button long enough to get a decent "puff". Also, what you call "wax" will completely clog the atomizer with resin residue.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but anyhow, you will have realized by now that we only deal with ejuice here - no solids.
Stota, the only (solid) vaporizers I'm familiar with... I am not allowed speaking about. You may have trouble reaching the temperatures required to vaporize from solid material, and you might have trouble finding a device that will allow you to press the button long enough to get a decent "puff". Also, what you call "wax" will completely clog the atomizer with resin residue.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but anyhow, you will have realized by now that we only deal with ejuice here - no solids.
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