can anyone suggest a rebuilable atomizer

[Stonefather]

I was wondering if anyone can suggest a rebuildable/repairable atomizer or tank atomizer/tankomizer for no more than 80 bucks and where to get it. If this is completely out of the question than can you suggest a good atomizer that will last awhile. If you can suggest one, I would like to make sure it is readily available.

Thanks!

 

[washvap]

The vision ego/stardust can be rebuilt but, it's not an atomizer. It's more of a CE2 then anything:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...tvapes-stardust-how-re-wick-replace-coil.html

All of the popular rebuildable atomizers like the Oddyseus, Iatty, and Zenesis are well beyond $80. More like $250 and higher. Atomizers in general can last a bit longer if you maintain them properly. Such as cleaning them after running 3-6ml through them for example. 1.5 ohm atties have a bit of a learning curve and they can be killed fairly quickly due to user error.

Although, it's hard to gauge how long an atomizer is going to last sometimes. Every brand of atomizers have a bit of QC issues. Most are good while there are a few duds floating around. If I were to suggest a few brands for you to try out then Cisco/Avidvapers and IKV are among the best in the market for quality. There's also no primer in them as well, which is a plus.

 

[darco]

Though they may not fit your price range and are available only to those who wait patiently, the Odysseus and the Zenesis are 2 of the best rebuildables available in the market today IMO. You could also look at the line, the bulli and the markT atties if u want smaller rebuildables

 

[MrGiggly]

I have the Buli A2 and an Odysseus and both of them work very well. The Ody is very sensitive to building though and not for the faint hearted as it can take a lot of practice and fiddling to get it to work as intended.

As both of the above are out of your budget, I would recommend you try a couple of disposable atomisers. I've been using Highpings Atty Resurrection method on a couple of Bauway 306LR's (same as the Cisco's) and they are still vaping like new after almost 5 weeks. I clean them about once a week and it only takes about 5-10 mins to do the pair. If you don't like low resistance, then perhaps a 510 alternative would work well for you. I haven't tried any so can't recommend a good brand.

 

[Stonefather]

is the ato-miser any good..the one from nhaler?

 

[Stonefather]

I have the Buli A2 and an Odysseus and both of them work very well. The Ody is very sensitive to building though and not for the faint hearted as it can take a lot of practice and fiddling to get it to work as intended.

As both of the above are out of your budget, I would recommend you try a couple of disposable atomisers. I've been using Highpings Atty Resurrection method on a couple of Bauway 306LR's (same as the Cisco's) and they are still vaping like new after almost 5 weeks. I clean them about once a week and it only takes about 5-10 mins to do the pair. If you don't like low resistance, then perhaps a 510 alternative would work well for you. I haven't tried any so can't recommend a good brand.

how do you clean your atomizers?

 

[Mr. P]

The Zenesis or better yet Z-atty goes for $120 and comes with a years supply of mesh and Kanthal. This is a little closer to your price as most of the other go for around $200.

 

[MrGiggly]

how do you clean your atomizers?

Just click on the link in my post above and follow the instructions on the page it takes you to