Bridgeless 510 atty...

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Optimo

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I've been using atties from madvapes...got a 3 ohm 510 atty to use with a VV mod box...I can drip anywhere from 3-8 drops in it and it will never leak or gurgle and it produces massive clouds of vapor and insane flavor. Really not anything to learn it's just screw on drip and toke. I can also get about 10-20 hits off it before getting the "need to re-drip taste"
 
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green house 1 aka gh1 sells the bridgeless for a 5 pack for 15 bucks...i bought 15 of them, it ships from china and takes forever but if ur just looking to stock up its a good deal, just because they dont have bridges doesnt mean anything it comes to 3 dollars an atty which is unheard of, i popped 2 within the first two days on my darwin, i was trying to be careful not to turn it up to high, note: never had a problem popping attys before escpecially with the darwin because it regulates the voltage....but on the other hand i wont use them on the darwin anymore just incase, i havent popped one yet using it on my buzz pro even turned up all the way....good deal i guess i was kinda ...... at first thinking i bought 15 atties that werent gonna last 15 days but i guess i was wrong with the buzz pro handles them better or maybe i just got unlucky with the first two, ive never had a doa atty before i always get atleast 3 weeks per...5 packs for 15 bucks is a good deal if your willing to wait a month for it to clear customs....
 

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Might as well get bridged atty u gotta pull the mesh out of the bridgeless it makes it taste nasty if u dint I have had a harder time demeshing than debridging too hard to get tweezers down in there

Why would you do that? De-wicking and De-bridging are fairly standard practice, but I have no idea why you would want to remove the mesh...
 

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Well I finally tried this baby out and it vapes very well on a RoughStack. For DD beginners, the trick is finding that zone in between too wet and too dry. Too wet is easy enough to find, listen for the gurgle. Too dry might take a little more practice, but basically it's in the taste.

I won't say I'm a complete convert to DD, but this atty has given much better results than anything else I've tried. My main goal for DD is to sample new liquids without wasting a bunch of cartos. This little baby might be my new best friend.

Oh and thank you wolf, I tried your method and it worked well.

JJ :)
 
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XKingXGregX

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why not, removing the mesh makes it the same as a debridged atty...its mine anyway right, i dont get a primer taste if i take the mesh out a new one.... ive never cleaned one prior to use i will blow them out first if they got primer but no washing, its the mesh and wick that taste bad, ive always debridged attys its what im used to, an exposed coil doesnt worry me, yes believe me or not the mesh tastes bad and needs to be removed, im not complaining i got 5 packs for 15 bucks so it came to 3 dollars an atty, id like to find bridgeless meshless atomizers for that cheap so i dont have to sit there with tweezers for 5 minutes everytime an atty blows but whatever bridge or mesh its gonna come out before i use it, i strictly drip, i dont know if youve used one of these gh1 bridgless attys before but id rather they came without any mesh because its useless
 

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i dont know if youve used one of these gh1 bridgless attys before but id rather they came without any mesh because its useless

I have a couple of them right here. I haven't the foggiest clue what you're talking about, I guess. These bridgeless attys are just that - no bridge and therefore no mesh on the bridge. The only thing that's even mesh-like is the wire surrounding the cup and coil. Removing that would create a couple of problems.

Maybe we don't have the same attys. Before you remove whatever it is you are removing, can you look down in to the atty and see the ceramic cup?

Or maybe we are using different terminology. These come with a little bit of wick in them (which I find to be strange - not sure why a bridgeless atty needs a wick, --and a couple of swipes with a blunt toothpick takes it right out). Is it the white silica material in the center of the ceramic you're talking about?
 
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