So i turned one of my older 510 attys into a moded bridgeless atty. I was not satisfied with it because it didn't produce much vapor. SO i bought one already de bridged from freedomsmoke and i'm still have the same problem. I always hear you get lots of vapor from bridgeless attys and everyone seems to like it. Am i doing something wrong? I drip so there shouldnt be any problems. Anyone else having similar problems with their bridgeless 510 attys?
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So that would give a lot of vapor and little TH and dulled flavor. Is that what you want? Have you tried thinning it with a couple of drops of distilled water so it will flow better? High VG can be very sluggish.
To me the Bridge has its place and job inside of an Atty, I run 100% VG and have no issue at all with the Attys I use
My "go to" atty is an old 901, dewicked, debridged and well over a year old. It's gone through dozens of dry burns and fires like a champion. I've dewicked and debridged others that didn't perform as this old guy who refuses to die. I love him.
i have never tried to dilute my vg solution. i was just wondering if anyone had run into this problem. i feel that my normal bridged attys produce more vapor than bridgeless. disssaapppointtedd
I have removed a bridge from a joye 510 atty and didnt notice much difference in the performance....
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