Cisco 2.5 ohm atomizers

[sjoat]

From http://www.avidvaper.com/sr510-standard-resistance-atomizer-2-5-ohm-cisco-spec/ - "... There is a learning curve inherent with SR atomizers running @ above standard voltage of 3.7v and you need to understand how to use them properly and not damage them. I don't recommend these atomizers for users who are new to vaping unless they understand the proper use..."

Does using my Reo Mini at 3.7v mean I can ignore this?

 

[jun0felix]

inmho you can ignore it. the question is more about how much vaping pleasure you get out of an 2.5 ohm atty, using it at 3.7v.

i think you can even try this atty at 5v without burning it.

 

[Della Cirque]

From SR510 Standard Resistance Atomizer 2.5 ohm (Cisco Spec) - Avid Vaper - "... There is a learning curve inherent with SR atomizers running @ above standard voltage of 3.7v and you need to understand how to use them properly and not damage them. I don't recommend these atomizers for users who are new to vaping unless they understand the proper use..."

Does using my Reo Mini at 3.7v mean I can ignore this?

Running at 3.7v you probably want an 1.5, 1.8 or 2.0 atty.
1.5 will give the warmest vape good with stronger flavors such as tobacco.
2.0 will give a cooler vape good with delicate flavors such as fruits and some bakery juices.
(and 1.8 is a nice, middle of the road vape)

 

[colt45]

i use cisco 2.5 at 6 volts. at 3.7 i use 1.5 ohm

 

[jun0felix]

btw - does anybody know the Vapage Hybrid Bottom Feeder 2,0 Ohm? it's a hybrid-atty like the hh357, but imho ways better and cheaper too (costs $10.50). found it in a shop in germany, vaped it at 5v - very lovely experience