Got my aero 510 atomixer today. Cleaned out the priming fluid, put 4 drops in, let it sit, add a few more drops and I take my first hit. Everything went as planned but it seems I only get about 3-4 hits before it tastes burnt. Should I be putting more than 3-4 drops each time or is this norm for this atty? Will it get better after a while? Is it because I'm using a LR 1.5 on a 900 mah 3.7 volt battery? Really love the flavor and vapor from the few hits I get per drip!
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On an average 510. 3-4 drops will generally last you 5-8 drags. Certain atomizers act differently compared to others in the same group. Here's a general rule of thumb when it comes to dripping. Whenever you notice a drop in performance or a slight burn flavor. It's best to add a few more drops at that moment.
Tammy... my first 1.5 ohm aero (306) is in the mail but... I believe the coils on the aeros and the regular bridgeless cisco 1.5 ohm atties are the same, the only difference is the different air-flow in the aero.
And, I got a fair amount of experience with the regular 1.5 ohm bridgeless ciscos (again, 306ers) and... the key thing here is what is the ACTUAL voltage of your battery. I am using egos... they have an internal 3.7 volt battery just like most but, they are REGULATED to 3.4 volts. What this means in practice is that, when they are fully charged, they are around 3.55 - 3.6 volts, and when they are almost out of charge, they are around 3.2 - 3.25 volts.
Now, with this setup... and my normal juice... I sometimes get some burning right near the end of the vape and if so, I just stop there or add a few drops.
But, if you are using an unregulated 3.7 volt battery... then that is running at 4.2 volts when fully charged and, yeah, you would be getting burning with that I would expect.
If your battery IS regulated... but at something higher than 3.4-3.6 volts then, well, probably the same thing.
If this is the case... then you can always go to a battery with regulated voltage (the ego-c twist is regulated and you can set it anywhere's between 3.2 and 4.8 volts) OR.... you can get the 2.0 ohm regular ciscos.
Lastly, different juices start burning at different heat levels. I had some on 1.8 ohm bridged ciscos that I was getting some burning on and, moved those to 2.0 ohm bridgeless ciscos and, the burning stopped. Also, I had some other juice that I was testing on the equivalent of 1.5 ohmers on egos and, it started burning half ways through the vape (this one was German Chocolate Cake) and so, I moved it back to the 2.0 ohm atty. Yeah, been thinking of using the ego c twist more as with that, I can use the 2.0 ohm atties (or whatever) and just set the voltage for each different juice so that juice, does not burn.
Hope this helps.
And, I got a fair amount of experience with the regular 1.5 ohm bridgeless ciscos (again, 306ers) and... the key thing here is what is the ACTUAL voltage of your battery. I am using egos... they have an internal 3.7 volt battery just like most but, they are REGULATED to 3.4 volts. What this means in practice is that, when they are fully charged, they are around 3.55 - 3.6 volts, and when they are almost out of charge, they are around 3.2 - 3.25 volts.
Now, with this setup... and my normal juice... I sometimes get some burning right near the end of the vape and if so, I just stop there or add a few drops.
But, if you are using an unregulated 3.7 volt battery... then that is running at 4.2 volts when fully charged and, yeah, you would be getting burning with that I would expect.
If your battery IS regulated... but at something higher than 3.4-3.6 volts then, well, probably the same thing.
If this is the case... then you can always go to a battery with regulated voltage (the ego-c twist is regulated and you can set it anywhere's between 3.2 and 4.8 volts) OR.... you can get the 2.0 ohm regular ciscos.
Lastly, different juices start burning at different heat levels. I had some on 1.8 ohm bridged ciscos that I was getting some burning on and, moved those to 2.0 ohm bridgeless ciscos and, the burning stopped. Also, I had some other juice that I was testing on the equivalent of 1.5 ohmers on egos and, it started burning half ways through the vape (this one was German Chocolate Cake) and so, I moved it back to the 2.0 ohm atty. Yeah, been thinking of using the ego c twist more as with that, I can use the 2.0 ohm atties (or whatever) and just set the voltage for each different juice so that juice, does not burn.
Hope this helps.
Thanks...there is definately a difference between the aero 1.5 and the mystery atty at 2.0-2.4. The mystery one is working better for me at this point. It seems that at the end of every question I have leads me to maybe upgrade to a ego c twist. Thanks!
I went and bought one ego c twist (from Rocky Mountain Vapor... great price and no shipping charge) last fall and... have been using that to try out different juices at different wattages. Yeah, I have heard a lot of people say this... you get better flavor at lower wattages but better TH at higher wattages... and with the ego c twist (or another VV... though I don't know if other VVs are regulated)... you can fine tune what wattage you are vaping at for the balance of flavor and TH that is right for you.
I have some juices on 1.5 ohm atties and egos, while others are on 2.0s and egos, and lately I seem to be using the former a lot more than the later so... have been trying the 2.0s on the ego c twist at different voltages and.... seems to come off a lot better so... yeah, am thinking of getting 1 or 2 more ego c twists and using them regularly with my 2.0s.
I have some juices on 1.5 ohm atties and egos, while others are on 2.0s and egos, and lately I seem to be using the former a lot more than the later so... have been trying the 2.0s on the ego c twist at different voltages and.... seems to come off a lot better so... yeah, am thinking of getting 1 or 2 more ego c twists and using them regularly with my 2.0s.
Hope this will be the answer to your problem. Sorry I can be of no help. Having a bottomfeeder the Areo gets all the juice it needs and leaking isn't ever a issue. Enjoy your new vape!
I should say on this one... I got my Aero... 1.5 ohm 306... and so far so good.
Seems to have less problems with gurgling and the like that I get on my regular bridgeless 1.5 ohm 306 cisco.
But, this is just on my main vape. On my others on 1.5 ohms and 2.0 ohms, don't seem to have that much gurgling.
So, maybe it is just that one atomizer... or, maybe it is just time for me to put that one 'in the wash'.
In any case, the Aero seems to give more consistent vape and I can put more drops in it because it doesn't gurgle.
Still, it is brand new so will have to see how it holds up over the long run.
This would make sense though, in that the Aero has the HH.357 airflow but otherwise the coil should be the same as the regular cisco.
Seems to have less problems with gurgling and the like that I get on my regular bridgeless 1.5 ohm 306 cisco.
But, this is just on my main vape. On my others on 1.5 ohms and 2.0 ohms, don't seem to have that much gurgling.
So, maybe it is just that one atomizer... or, maybe it is just time for me to put that one 'in the wash'.
In any case, the Aero seems to give more consistent vape and I can put more drops in it because it doesn't gurgle.
Still, it is brand new so will have to see how it holds up over the long run.
This would make sense though, in that the Aero has the HH.357 airflow but otherwise the coil should be the same as the regular cisco.
Honestly I still haven't been able to make this work for me. I have gurgling all the time with this one. I have dry hits if I put 3 drops in it and leaking if I put 4 in it. I have another cheaper atty that works like a charm. Guess this one isn't for me.
When you get your ego c twist, try the aero on that at low voltage and see how that goes.
Well got to try this atty out on my twist. At a lower voltage it has definately improved the the amount of hits before I get a dry hit. It still however gurgles no matter how many drops I put in it. So that's one problem solved. I can at least make this work for testing juices out
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