clearomiser/atomiser for this 510 battery

[slideaway]

Hi guys.
I'm looking for clearomsers/atomisers (whatever you call them) that can fit this 510 battery.
http://www.vapeescape.co.uk/510-automatic-batteries~436
I have the white 82mm.
Are they re-usable? Can you wash them and use them again?

Please do not try to convert me with any ego model type

I would like to keep the ecig look very much as a real cigarette. I wouldn't feel confortable in a pub or a bar to smoke with a massive ego model. I'd rather use that at home on my own.

 

[Markh5682]

I think what you are looking for is a 510 cartomizer.

They come in lots of colours including filter tip colours which would match your white battery and still look a bit like a traditional cig.

I just googled "510 cartomizer" and loads of results came up, so there is plenty to choose from out there.

You should be OK with most 510 fitting devices on that battery but most will not look anything like a traditional ciggy.

 

[slideaway]

No, I mean something like this
[ECW] 5pc 510 Clearomizer 0.8ml - The EcigWarehouse Ltd

or this
Cartomisers and Atomisers - Clearomisers - Innokin Tidy 10 2.7 ohm - 510 Clearomizer 5 Pack

But I don't know if they would work with my battery

 

[The Ocelot]

These look nice on the slim 510 batteries: Vision Nano Clearomiser £2.95 - Vaping Spares - Cartomisers Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

This might work as well - Anyvape Tecab Clearomiser 1ml

 

[Baditude]

If you insist on using a cigalike, your choices in juice delivery devices will be between either a cartomizer or a Nano clearomizer. Vision Nano Clearomiser £2.95 - Vaping Spares - Cartomisers Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

With the Nano, with it being clear it will not look entirely like a cigarette but will offer the advantage of being able to see your e-juice level and know when to refill it. Being that a cartomizer is metal, you will not have that advantage. A clearomizer also does not use polyfill to absorb/wick the e-liquid, but has tiny string wicks that draw the juice to the heating coil.



The other common juice delivery devices such as clearomizers, cartotanks and clearotanks will be too large to use on your cigalike batteries. Below is a picture dictionary of these:

E-Cigarette Forum - Baditude - Blogs

 

[The Ocelot]

No, I mean something like this
[ECW] 5pc 510 Clearomizer 0.8ml - The EcigWarehouse Ltd

or this
Cartomisers and Atomisers - Clearomisers - Innokin Tidy 10 2.7 ohm - 510 Clearomizer 5 Pack

But I don't know if they would work with my battery

If your battery is a 510 (meaning it has 510 sized threads on the connector) any 510 device can be screwed onto it. With a slim battery you'll be looking at appearance, so it won't be top heavy.

It can look a bit silly

 

[Dakota Jim]

and to jump on V-Nano band wagon - I really like them for when I need to carry a cigalike (I get strange looks with my vamo and protank in public - vaping isn't wide spread here in SD

 

[Dakota Jim]

If your battery is a 510 (meaning it has 510 sized threads on the connector) any 510 device can be screwed onto it. With a slim battery you'll be looking at appearance, so it won't be top heavy.

It can look a bit silly

Or this

 

[slideaway]

Yes, in terms of connection I understand that I can put any 510 device but what about the OHM? What does that mean?
These ones are 2.7 OHM, will my battery support them?
Cartomisers and Atomisers - Clearomisers - Innokin Tidy 10 2.7 ohm - 510 Clearomizer 5 Pack

Yes, inside anything huge is fine, but not when I'm out, it looks a bit weird..that's why I'd rather keep a cigarette look.

 

[floatingtrem]

Ohms measure resistance. Generally, the higher your resistance, the more voltage you need to get the same vape.

For a 3.7v battery (like I assume yours is) I would want to be closer to the 2ohm range, than the 3ohm range. That said, it is a matter of taste.

 

[slideaway]

How long can you use these type of 510 clearomiser? Do they stop working or start tasting weird after a while?

 

[Markh5682]

How long can you use these type of 510 clearomiser? Do they stop working or start tasting weird after a while?

How long is a piece of string?

It all depends on how you vape, whether you are a heavy or light vaper, the device your clearomiser is attached to, the voltage/wattage, the type of juice you use, there are so many variables it's impossible to say, some people use them up quickly whilst others can make them last for ages.

You will know when they are spent, you won't get as much vapour or taste, they will become a less satisfying vape, if the coil is gunked up you may get a strange taste but it is more likely to be the loss of flavour you will notice first.

 

[djsvapour]

Hi Slide.

You can use standard 510 cartomizers on your batteries, or even nano clearomisers.

Depends on your budget. I have a pair of 510 (Joyetech) batteries and only use cartomizers and I've found disposable clearomisers too unpredicatable. My Kanger M1s lasted about 10ml. My Nanos (Vision) worked nice for 5 refills then tasted cr**

Essentially, a clearo should last longer and pay for itself in time, but I still prefer a cartomizer on a 510.

PS - those are some weird vendors you have found. How about here

BOGE 510 CARTOMISERS - 5 PACK

or here

Boge 510 Standard Resistance (5) £5.99 - Vaping Spares - Cartomisers Electronic Cigarettes | Vaping Devices | Accessories | E-Liquid

My offer still stands to help you out, one UK vaper to another....