Now im pretty new to e cigs and have been using a m401 now i have a silver bullet coming from the states ( thankyou geeker ) now if attys are made to be used at 3.7v why cant they be made to be used at 6v
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most ecigs were made for 3.7v. 6 volt options are newer is why you dont see them.
There are a couple of people working on attys for higher voltages as we speak..
Keep a look out for new attys coming real soon to a supplier naer you!
There are a couple of people working on attys for higher voltages as we speak..
Keep a look out for new attys coming real soon to a supplier naer you!
ECF forum member nerf has made available atomizers with different resistances. Contact him by PM and/or search for the thread he started on this subject.
i don't quite understand the high Resistance Atomizer thing...isn't the point of higher voltage more vapor and throat hit...Raising the Resistance of the atomizer complete negates that AND atty's are dispossible...after it dies your going to have to buy another most likely high dollar "Custom" Atomizer
510 atty(2.5ohms)
3.7v = 5.38watts
"Custom" Atty(6ohms)
6v = 6watts
Same performance...But one atty you can buy at Any store anywhere and use with EVERY mod and stock battery....the other will be from SELECT suppliers and ONLY work with 6v battery mod's
510 atty(2.5ohms)
3.7v = 5.38watts
"Custom" Atty(6ohms)
6v = 6watts
Same performance...But one atty you can buy at Any store anywhere and use with EVERY mod and stock battery....the other will be from SELECT suppliers and ONLY work with 6v battery mod's
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I am not seeing the reason to design an atty specifically for 6 volts or any other voltage. Doots, you like 6 volt vaping on a 3.7 volt rated battery. That's understandable. But, it's not the voltage that makes it so. It's the temperature that the 3.7 volt coil gets to when 6 volts is applied.
If a 6 volt (designed/engineered) atty hits the market coupled with a 6 volt source, it stands to reason that it would be akin to the original 3.7 atty/batty set up. IOW, to heat that atty up to where you like it, it might take 9 volts. And so on and so on and so on, until we get to the point where we use 110 volt AC? <g>
We need an atty that burns hotter (and somehow lasts longer) designed around the readily available 3.7 volt source, I think.
If a 6 volt (designed/engineered) atty hits the market coupled with a 6 volt source, it stands to reason that it would be akin to the original 3.7 atty/batty set up. IOW, to heat that atty up to where you like it, it might take 9 volts. And so on and so on and so on, until we get to the point where we use 110 volt AC? <g>
We need an atty that burns hotter (and somehow lasts longer) designed around the readily available 3.7 volt source, I think.
I think Lower resistance Atomizers is the Key...If i can get the same performance from my Stock battery at 3.7 as a mod at 5v's...
stock 801 atty(3.5ohms)
5v = 7.14watts
Stock 901 atty(3ohms)
5v = 8.33watts
Stock 510 atty(2.5ohms)
5v = 10watts
Custom atty (1.50ohm)
3.7v = 9.13watts
Custom Atty (1.25ohm)
3.7v = 10.95watts
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I'm with ya on this one, Nick.
But, I'm thinking this may have been addressed by the Chinese engineers at some point who couldn't come up with the coil material that could take the heat and still take a beating for a while. Or, it was just too expensive for some nichrome alloy or whatever for THEIR purposes (of selling and re-selling attys, ad nauseum).
the attys nerf has are not high priced. They will simulate the voltage of about 5-6v from a 7+volt input.
I think that is the point that nerf is trying.
To make it last longer.
3.7 and 6v vape are different in temp.
I think thats why ppl that use 6v like it more.
Im not an expert but we will see when the attys come in as to how well they perform and what modifications need to have done to them..
For the most part I am too, Houdini. I *do* on occasion reach for that PT of mine that operates at 5-ish volts output that we spoke about before though.
I'm curious, Sir. What brand of cigarettes did (or do?) you smoke? I wonder if there is a relation to what we were used to and what we do now. But, I have to admit, better than 6 months into vaping now, I'm not sure what that was even like at this point -- 'cept that I liked it. =)
I smoked Marlboro Lights a pack a day for 30 years. Havn't had one in over 10 months.
I've been vaping on a M401 Dragon almost 100% for the last 3 months. I won one in a contest from Truesmoker and I've been hooked on it since then. I have a VAPRE 51 that I use from time to time with an 801 atty and a Cisco laser with a 901 atty that I use too.
I've been vaping on a M401 Dragon almost 100% for the last 3 months. I won one in a contest from Truesmoker and I've been hooked on it since then. I have a VAPRE 51 that I use from time to time with an 801 atty and a Cisco laser with a 901 atty that I use too.
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I just got my attys from Nerf and they seem to work very well at 7.2v input. Vapes like 5v which to me is the sweet spot. How long they last is anyones guess at this point. Im happy with how they vape.. Thanks Nerf! And also for the great adapter also! 
I just got my attys from Nerf and they seem to work very well at 7.2v input. Vapes like 5v which to me is the sweet spot. How long they last is anyones guess at this point. Im happy with how they vape.. Thanks Nerf! And also for the great adapter also!
What Resistance(Ohms) is the atty you got from Nerf? How long have you had it? Have you compared battery life with "Custom" Atomizer vs Regular atomizer?
Contact Imeo the maker of the GG, He just invented his very own 6v Atty's that will blow you away !!!! See his video under the GG forum post
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As last word has it they arent for sale to general public yet. I may be wrong but they were not a week ago.
Pretty much the same here. Pack, sometimes a little more, same brand, 35 years. So that sort of explains the two of us being on the same page... but there are many others out there that have to have high voltage that sucked down lighter analogs than Marlboro Lights.
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