Anyone know any good, reasonably priced atomizers for the KR 808s like the Volt for juice tasting?????
atomizers???
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AFAIK they come with cartomizers only. You can buy them here, just do a search for KR808:
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I have an 808 e cig 
I'm just looking for an atomizer to fit so I can do some DIY juices without ruining a whole carto tasting a rotten juice 
but thanks!
I'm just looking for an atomizer to fit so I can do some DIY juices without ruining a whole carto tasting a rotten juice but thanks!
901 atomizers should work with some 808.
If you have Volt tho, the one that had been tested to work with it is GP 901 Spare Atomizer for GP901
Just a note: use manual 808 to use attys. If you are using auto 808, it could get damaged if the attys leak.
If you have Volt tho, the one that had been tested to work with it is GP 901 Spare Atomizer for GP901
Just a note: use manual 808 to use attys. If you are using auto 808, it could get damaged if the attys leak.
my auto battery is sealed
Actually, there isn't any 'sealed' auto, the physic doesn't work that way
It might sealed on the top but look into the side of connector post, you'll see the hole there. It might not be as prone to leak as unsealed auto but it still could get damaged if the flooding is bad.
I agree with clovehunter, best to use a manual. Not just for the leaking potential but also control which i think is important for dripping. Also there might be airflow issues with the atty on an auto which will prevent it from firing (atty not designed for sealed auto battery use), with manual it will work. I have read that you can also "gut" a cartomizer and just drip right onto the coil but I havent tried it.
ahhhhhhhh ok, thank you,,,,,,,I have been meaning to get a manual Guess I'll have to try that!
Guess I'll have to try that!
I have seen at least one youtube video that basically removes the filler from a standard cartomizer, and then using that to drip...haven't tried it...but I'm sure I will at some point....couldn't do it on an auto most likely.
You can make your own dripping cartomizer. Here are some videos showing how:
Modding KR808 Cartomizers into a Drip Atomizer-Vapor4life - YouTube
How to make your own Juice tester with an old cartomizer - YouTube
Hope this helps.
Modding KR808 Cartomizers into a Drip Atomizer-Vapor4life - YouTube
How to make your own Juice tester with an old cartomizer - YouTube
Hope this helps.
I use a1vapors.com and they are pretty good. Plus if you have a KR808D-1 battery, they give you a free sample (free shipping too) so you can try their cartridges... it cant hurt, check them out
You can make your own dripping cartomizer. Here are some videos showing how:
Modding KR808 Cartomizers into a Drip Atomizer-Vapor4life - YouTube
How to make your own Juice tester with an old cartomizer - YouTube
Hope this helps.
THANK YOU Natalia!!!! My first MOD
Worked perfectly - I am using an old Mistic battery for this with an old V2 carto - if the battery gets fried, I could care less...
I think if I just use 2-3 drops, and burn it out, it will be fine
Just a quick follow up (I'm excited) the taste seems to be much better than with the polyfill !?! WOW
And when it's done, no more vapor...
This is perfect as I have a dozen sample bottles coming and I can blow thru these pretty quick w/o having to clean/dry or change the carto!!!
And when it's done, no more vapor...
This is perfect as I have a dozen sample bottles coming and I can blow thru these pretty quick w/o having to clean/dry or change the carto!!!
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Actually, there isn't any 'sealed' auto, the physic doesn't work that way
It might sealed on the top but look into the side of connector post, you'll see the hole there. It might not be as prone to leak as unsealed auto but it still could get damaged if the flooding is bad.
The hole on the side of the connector post is for airflow, it's there on the manuals as well it's pretty easy to see it doesn't exit into the battery.
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