510 Atomizer Chrome Dual Coil LR EXTRA for UFSv.2

[mucbaerchen]

Has anyone tried the 510 Atomizer Chrome Dual Coil LR Extra It seems they might be a good choice for a bottom-feed application like the UFS since the coil is actually at the bottom of the Atomizer.New from the E-Cigz HiPerformance Range. Atomizer for DSE/Joye 510 chrome, suitable for use with Golden Greek GGTS and other mods and in particular the UFS.

510 Atomizer Chrome Dual Coil LR EXTRA LONG [510ATOMCHROMELOWXL] - £5.99 : E-Cigz London, Discount Electronic Cigarette & cheap E-liquid suppliers, Atomizers, Cartomizers, Batteries, GGTS, Ecigs E-Cigs E Cigs E Cigz
Product Specifications
Maximum voltage 3.7v
1.7 ohm (laser engraved)

I've got some coming, but was wondering if anyone has any experience with them.???????
Thanks nicely for the answers
Muc

 

[Killjoy1]

No pic on the site, but if it's the same thing as these then they're great I have used a 1.5 ohm dual coil atomizer and it's a beast at 6V in a UFS

 

[martinc]

Man,you found a good translator

I use these for my UFS 510 Bridgeless Low Resistance Atomizer

 

[rwechsler]

No pic on the site, but if it's the same thing as these then they're great I have used a 1.5 ohm dual coil atomizer and it's a beast at 6V in a UFS

I'm just dripping in em in this vid, but they really do work great in the UFS, not to mention that they allow you to use your ufs in extended mode!

 

[blobe]

Just to be clear, what kind of ohmage do you use on a 6v ggts? 3 ohms (on a dual coil?)

 

[mucbaerchen]

I use them on a Basic Law Stealth. Not on a GGTS. Excuse if it so came across.
lg muc

 

[Tgoode]

I've used a number of different atomisers in my UFS v2

Joye 510 2 ohm and 1.5 ohm
Bridgeless 510 2 &1.5
COV hybrid (vapage uni) in 2 & 1.5
COV DCA 2 ohm

The conclusion I have reached is that hybrids are where it's at.

The problem with the DCA is that it's too easy to have one coil good and one starved resulting in half burned vapes, or one flooded and the other good resulting in anemic cold vapes. Hitting that sweet spot is transient and too easy to lose.

YMMV