atty for e-power?

[CrystalClaire]

Can someone recommend a place where I can get an inexpensive, yet decent, atty for my e-power 14560 as well as extra batteries?

.Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks

 

[Stosh]

Personally I like Madvapes for equipment, they carry e-powers, batteries, and a
wide variety of attys. A nice 510 atty 2.0-2.5 ohms should give you a good vape
and a place to start. Then you can experiment with a little higher or lower ohms
to find your own sweet spot.

Happy vaping!!

 

[CrystalClaire]

Thanks stosh! I know nothing about attys but read something about being able to sample juices with them instead of going through so many cartos. And I'm clueless regarding ohms. Thanks again

 

[swedishfish]

I'm not good at dripping. In fact I stink at it. I have a couple of clearomizers I use to test out juice. They're much easier to me.

 

[mynameisrob]

Thats def the way to go to test juices. Make sure you get a drip tip too if your going to use the attys to test juices.

The atty I use to test juices on my E-Power is an HH .357 Hybrid, its an awesome atty, but is not cheap at all.

Id say your best bet is to just get a plain Boge atty or something. I just got a Boge 2.0ohm with some juices I ordered and it works well. Their reasonably priced.

For batteries there are quite a few vendors that carry them. I use the regular ones and also 14650 Hi-Drains.
If you do get them from MadVapes, make sure you get the right ones. They sell 3-4 different 14650 batteries. Personally I dont like the Ultrafire or Trustfire. I would buy the ones that just say E-Power replacement battery. They are the ones that come with the kit and they work well. The Ultrafire ones are more expensive bc they say they are 1300mah, but they really arnt. They are about 1050mah just like the stock ones.

 

[Traver]

I would recommend about 2.5 ohms to start. Then again there is no reason not to get a variety of ohms. Some juices taste better at higher power, some at a lower power. Here's how it works.

The more a power battery sends to the coil the more juice that can be vaporized.
power = watts
More volts = more watts = more hit and vapor.
Lower ohms = more watts = more hit and vapor.

Using more watts will also drain your battery faster.

With the same voltage you will get a lot more hit and smoke with a 2.0 ohm cartomizer than with a 3.0 ohm cartomizer.

 

[madjack]

Thats def the way to go to test juices. Make sure you get a drip tip too if your going to use the attys to test juices.

The atty I use to test juices on my E-Power is an HH .357 Hybrid, its an awesome atty, but is not cheap at all.

Id say your best bet is to just get a plain Boge atty or something. I just got a Boge 2.0ohm with some juices I ordered and it works well. Their reasonably priced.

For batteries there are quite a few vendors that carry them. I use the regular ones and also 14650 Hi-Drains.
If you do get them from MadVapes, make sure you get the right ones. They sell 3-4 different 14650 batteries. Personally I dont like the Ultrafire or Trustfire. I would buy the ones that just say E-Power replacement battery. They are the ones that come with the kit and they work well. The Ultrafire ones are more expensive bc they say they are 1300mah, but they really arnt. They are about 1050mah just like the stock ones.

+1 to what theRobman sayeth..............................