I'm curious on other people's thoughts on favorite atomizers for dripping. I just recently went back to a Sidesho LR atty from ModernVapor and every time I do, I get blown away all over again. This thing is small but produces at least as much vapor and throat hit as anything I've tried. And the exposed bridge makes dripping very simple. Going back to it recently made me wonder what other people's favorites are.
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I recently got some bridgeless attys and so far I really like them. They seem to produce more vapor quicker. The flavor is very concentrated, especially the sweet juices. When I drip I use these but lately I've been moving away from dripping, it's just too much work for not a good enough return. I would rather just fill one XL Clearomizer and be set for the day, either at home or on the road.
This may seem a bit odd but....recently I was going through my "junk" box and found a Volcano V-Atomizer. It was my very first atty and had been sitting for at least six months. After thoroughly cleaning it, I popped in on a six volt device with a Cannon drip tip and couldn't believe the results. It's a monster! It produces tons of vapor and hasn't quit. Even on a 18650 battery, it's pretty good. I haven't checked to see what the resistance is yet but I can't believe it hasn't fried at the higher voltage. Ironically, on the original Volcano battery, I was never impressed with the vapor production. It was good enough to get me started though and I quickly moved on to bigger and better things. These are inexpensive atty's too. You can buy one for $5.99 or two for $9.98. I'm not trying to say that these are the greatest attys in the world but they do perform well and they're cheap. They apparently are more durable than I originally anticipated. If you happen to have one of these laying around, give it a try.
Well, I'm going to have to echo what everyone else has said...
You definetly want to 306 for dripping, but you absloutley NEED the 306 from ikenvape. AMAZING stuff I tell you.
You definetly want to 306 for dripping, but you absloutley NEED the 306 from ikenvape. AMAZING stuff I tell you.
No it doesn't, the 801 threads are much bigger, the 510 is the same thread as the 306
I prefer a Cisco 1.5 ohm 901 on my REO Grand. I've used the Cisco 1.5 306 and 510 but they just don't give me the great flavor and amount of vapor that I get on a 901. And when I've tried dripping on a 306 the draw is so tight it almost acts more like a straw and gives me a nasty mouthful of liquid. Now the bottom feeding doesn't work as well on the 901 so I travel with a 510 or 306. But when I sit down at my desk at work or in front of the TV I drip with the 901. And every time the performance, flavor especially, blows me away.
I'm a 901 fan myself too...
I use a "reg" DSE 901 on my Provari... 2.8 Ohm, at 3.8 to 4.3 or so volts. I like the 901 for optimal flavor....
oh and I find that a Pyrex D/T is absolutely indispensable for optimal dripping ... no juice hang up or coming back into your mouth... get the "tapered" ones for 510/901 atty., or if you like 306, the Pyrex is big, but it works great too.
I use a "reg" DSE 901 on my Provari... 2.8 Ohm, at 3.8 to 4.3 or so volts. I like the 901 for optimal flavor....
oh and I find that a Pyrex D/T is absolutely indispensable for optimal dripping ... no juice hang up or coming back into your mouth... get the "tapered" ones for 510/901 atty., or if you like 306, the Pyrex is big, but it works great too.
SR Joye 510 (~2.3 ohms) at about 4.7V is where I usually drip. When I was using 3.7V or less, it was almost always a lr306.
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