Breaking in HV atties on LV?

[Pyloric Thinker]

I'm waiting on an HV device (Copper r2v2; secondhand) and I have all my HV atties waiting to go. This was my thought. I could season the atties on my Riva while waiting for the Copper to arrive so I wont have to break-in/burn the hell out of them on the 6V device. Is this logic sound?

I know it's bad to go from HV to LV with an atty does that apply in reverse? Thanks!

Ryan

 

[Switched]

I think that is a good idea Ryan. Yes the opposite does not work but this makes perfect sense. Just remember that the attys will be running cooler at 3.7V so don't over do it as it would be just as bad as popping them at 6V. In other words don't forced them to produce.

 

[Iken]

+1 It really is a good idea to break it in this way for preparation of whats to come.
The objective of 'breaking in" is to get the juices circulating.

 

[Pyloric Thinker]

Interesting results! Vapor production is pretty weak (obviously) but the flavor is amazing on the 801 and 510. I won't vape them all day or anything, but I feel like I got the juice where it needed to buy and they're all sufficiently lubricated for 6V. I think I'll continue doing this or maybe I'll try breaking in at 6V and note the difference between the 2!