atomizers for the chuck

[danielwd]

I have burnt out many atomizers that I use for the JOYE 510's with my CHUCK.

Is there a special atomizer I should chase down that will last longer? madvapes sells "low resistance" atomizers that they advertise using with higher voltage battery sources.

Any advice?

 

[LukeNM]

What voltage are you running it at (3.7v or 6.0v)?

 

[Poeia]

I think you need to be a little more specific...
Little Chuck at 3.7v
Big Chuck at 3.7v
Big Chuck at 6.0v
Big Chuck at 7.4v

 

[matda2]

Low resistance attys are to simulate high voltage vaping. I wouldn't use them on a high voltage device. they do sell high voltage attys but I don't know how long they last, I have one but havnt used it much. I'm more into cartos.

 

[quakereject]

I have burnt out many atomizers that I use for the JOYE 510's with my CHUCK.

Is there a special atomizer I should chase down that will last longer? Madvapes sells "low resistance" atomizers that they advertise using with higher voltage battery sources.

Any advice?

I believe you misread. Low Resistance Atomizers are designed for 3.7v usage primarily. Your situation could depend on a few different variables, help us help you and tell us what you're using. Batteries, voltage, etc.

 

[Brachinus]

My Chuck at 3.7v has no problem with regular 510 attys, but at 6v it burns out even high-resistance attys pretty easily.

If you're using regular 510 attys at 6v, it's no wonder you're burning out attys. The trick is to keep them nice and wet and don't "burn" them very long, just a second or two (I find that inhaling air after a short puff increases the nicotine absorption).

 

[doots]

I have used HV attys with great success at 6-7v. ( 4.5 -5.2) resistance 510s. Last a long time.
I drip only..

I also find using the LR 510s with great at 3.7 using the 18650 batt.

 

[danielwd]

Thanks for all the input. To tell you the truth, my father-in-law uses the big chuck. I bought it for him for his birthday. It is a "big" chuck, so I am thinking it is probably 6v. In fact, I am almost positive it is now that I think about it. It takes two of those rechargeable 3v batteries.

So what should I do. Can I transform the big chuck into a smaller voltage device by using smaller voltage batteries, or should I buy "high resistance" atomizers like Brachinus suggested?

Thanks for all the input.

 

[quakereject]

Yep, grab some high resistance atomizers. Nhaler has the 4.5ohm ones which end up being perfectly on the sweet spot and as long as you keep em wet, will last you plenty.

 

[Brachinus]

Thanks for all the input. To tell you the truth, my father-in-law uses the big chuck. I bought it for him for his birthday. It is a "big" chuck, so I am thinking it is probably 6v. In fact, I am almost positive it is now that I think about it. It takes two of those rechargeable 3v batteries.

So what should I do. Can I transform the big chuck into a smaller voltage device by using smaller voltage batteries, or should I buy "high resistance" atomizers like Brachinus suggested?

Thanks for all the input.

You can do either.

Get an 18650 battery, and your Big Chuck becomes a 3.7v device that'll last for days without needing a recharge (maybe less if you use a low-resistance atty that simulates 5v).

Use a pair of 3v batteries and a 4.5 ohm atty, and you've got a 5v device that'll last a few hours (longer than it takes to recharge your other pair of 3v batteries).

 

[danielwd]

Thanks for all the input ya'll!! It was a great help.

I have decided to just got with the high resistance atomizers because he already has the batteries and recharger.

Any other website that offers high resistance atomizers for fairly cheap or should I just go with Nhaler as suggested earlier?

 

[bones25]

I think maybe Clouds of Vapor? has different atomizers for low voltage and high voltage vaping.......check it out and post what you find

I use cartomizers so I am not much help with attys

 

[volunteer vapor]

I would get the battery plus the atty..That way if you ever want to use the chuck at 3.7..you will have that option..save you from maybe placing another order for a battery later on.