Best atomizer???????

[the vaporizer]

Ok...Ive tried 510's, lr510's, 801's, 901's, 905's, rn4081, rn4072, kr808d1 cartos...and so far the only one that has lasted a long time, provided great flavor, didnt get clogged a lot, and was versatile between voltages(which i only vary between 3.7-5v) and i am going to get more of them but i wanted to see what others use and have had good luck with and where you got them from...i dont mind spending a couple extra bucks if the atty will last 6 months going strong like my old rn4081 did...which just died I dont really like the 1.5ohm 510's...they dont give me the flavor i like..i want to taste juice...not burnt stuff...so if anyone has any options and where they get their stuff it would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!!!!! Thanks everyone!

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

I'm a big fan of SLB lr 901's

 

[Firefly13]

I'm a big fan of SLB lr 901's

Me too, i had a couple shaky ones but when i broke a good one in, it's kept goin for almost 3 weeks already and still is, the flavor is better than the 510 ones too, just not as harsh throat hit.

 

[Kate51]

I've been using a new 801 cartomizer ($2.49 @ madvapes)with a good report, only five days so far, but I'm testing the heck out of it!
So disappointed in attys scorching and going cold, best I can get with a regular 801 was three weeks, that was a rare one! I've baggies full of bad ones. In case I get creative and want to re-coil them someday. Nah. May be time for the re-cycle bag.

 

[Whistle_Pig]

Ok...Ive tried 510's, lr510's, 801's, 901's, 905's, rn4081, rn4072, kr808d1 cartos...and so far the only one that has lasted a long time, provided great flavor, didnt get clogged a lot, and was versatile between voltages(which i only vary between 3.7-5v) and i am going to get more of them but i wanted to see what others use and have had good luck with and where you got them from

So, which one is that magical one? The 4081?

 

[the vaporizer]

ya...the rn4081 i got with my copper almost 7 months ago just died like 2 days ago...it ALWAYS WORKED..and the flavor was phenomenal..it conserved juice great...vapor production was awesome...i ended up buying 5 rn4081's from esmokeclub.com but they all had a weird burnt taste...im so confused..i know there is two different versions of the rn4081 and i think the amazing one was one of the older models..im sure there are generic rn4081 attys that are make in various factories but i would love to find a place that has the ones that i had because it literally worked for 6 months non stop and i only cleaned it like 3 times....it was outstanding...i dont really like a harsh throat hit..i like i nice smooth hit which is why im not a big fan of the LR attys...plus ive heard from a lot of people that they dont last long and the ones that ive tried lasted anywhere from 3 days to 2 weeks at most..

i am going to try and order some more attys from where i got the last one and see if they are the same but i emailed rick from atmosusa and he said he wasnt sure if they were..so im taking a gamble..

 

[DC2]

The RN4081 is a very nice atomizer.

I might still be using it instead of my 510 if I had gotten a manual battery with it to begin with.
But it gets a really bad rap here, because most people that get one also get an automatic battery with it.

Then they blame the atomizer when the battery is really the problem.

 

[Liv2Ski]

Pobably not much hlep to you but I am using Cisco LR306's from VaporFlow. If you don't like a warmer vape and want to conserve juice you pobably won't be too into these. I can not attest to the longevity since I got the order about 2.5 weeks ago. The first one I opened is still going strong the other 4 all ohmed out at 1.5 - 1.45.

 

[the vaporizer]

Pobably not much hlep to you but I am using Cisco LR306's from VaporFlow. If you don't like a warmer vape and want to conserve juice you pobably won't be too into these. I can not attest to the longevity since I got the order about 2.5 weeks ago. The first one I opened is still going strong the other 4 all ohmed out at 1.5 - 1.45.

i think ive tried a 306 before but i dont know if it was one of cisco's LR306 atys...maybe il pick one of and give it a shot!

 

[the vaporizer]

The RN4081 is a very nice atomizer.

I might still be using it instead of my 510 if I had gotten a manual battery with it to begin with.
But it gets a really bad rap here, because most people that get one also get an automatic battery with it.

Then they blame the atomizer when the battery is really the problem.

I gave up on the regular ecig batts about a month into vaping..i now use my Buzz and P16 exclusively...and i stay between 3.8-4.5volts and i usuaslly stay at or around 4 volts..thats seems to the sweet spot for me and the rn4081 seems to work good anywhere above 3.9volts..anything less seems to be a struggle for it but anything above is great...

 

[the vaporizer]

any other atty recommendations people?

 

[jmaul99]

I like the Joye 302 from Electronic Cigarette Supplies & Electronic Cigarette Refills for Name-Brand Electronic Cigarettes! E-Cigs from LiteCigUSA I've had mine for 2 months and still works like new and is good at 3.7v- 5v. I don't vape any higher than 5 volts so I don't know how it would work at higher voltage. Wouldn't use it at less than 3.7v not enough vapor or TH with a 3.2v 510 or Riva/ Ego battery.

 

[the vaporizer]

I like the Joye 302 from Electronic Cigarette Supplies & Electronic Cigarette Refills for Name-Brand Electronic Cigarettes! E-Cigs from LiteCigUSA I've had mine for 2 months and still works like new and is good at 3.7v- 5v. I don't vape any higher than 5 volts so I don't know how it would work at higher voltage. Wouldn't use it at less than 3.7v not enough vapor or TH with a 3.2v 510 or Riva/ Ego battery.

HMM...i might have to try that out! What type of threading does it have? Does it have a big/small/high/low bridge?

 

[jmaul99]

HMM...i might have to try that out! What type of threading does it have? Does it have a big/small/high/low bridge?

It takes an 801 threading, but you can buy a 510- 801 adapter for $4 I think. It is a low bridge atty and works great with 801 carts which are much bigger than the 510 carts and is also good for dripping.

 

[the vaporizer]

It takes an 801 threading, but you can buy a 510- 801 adapter for $4 I think. It is a low bridge atty and works great with 801 carts which are much bigger than the 510 carts and is also good for dripping.

i already have a couple 801 threads...801's are usually my 2nd or 3rd choice among attys...good flavor but i find they leak and i go through a lot of juice...and sometimes they die fast on me...but i found a place that offers multipacks of 5 attys for $30 with free shipping and a FULL 6 month warranty...which you just cant beat for $30!!!!!!

 

[brandon555]

My fav is the Bauway 510.... best vapor production out of any atty I've tried. The BE112 is close behind but Im not big on penstyle stuff.

 

[emus]

I have 510, m401, rn4081.
All have been very durable; lasting several months.
I have used M40x almost exclusively for one year.
The problem w/ m40x is hard draw but it's size and battery availability make it nice.
The 510 has nice easy draw but not conducive for dripping and the batteries fail more quickly.
The rn4081 can be modified for easy draw; I quit using it because of battery availability issues.

 

[son et lumiere]

The best atomizer that also carries a 6 month atomizer is the $16 510 atomizer from Janty.

 

[LowThudd]

You might want to give SmokeStik cartos a try. The work fantastic and don't burn at all. Cheaper than attys, and on a manual really easy to refill.

 

[LowThudd]

I have 510, m401, rn4081.
All have been very durable; lasting several months.
I have used M40x almost exclusively for one year.
The problem w/ m40x is hard draw but it's size and battery availability make it nice.
The 510 has nice easy draw but not conducive for dripping and the batteries fail more quickly.
The rn4081 can be modified for easy draw; I quit using it because of battery availability issues.

SmokeStik batts(RN4081) have the most cigarette like draw I've had from an e-cig. And the switch is an airflow sensor, so not set off by sound. They don't like dripping though.