Clearomizer question

[Tol]

Ok, I am confused now. Too many options and I am somewhat new to this. I want to try out the 510 E2 XL Clearomizers, what is considered "standard" resistance for these, using my Riva?

I don't want LR or anything crazy, just the plain ol run of the mill OHM rating that you would find on most 510 Cartos?

Thanks

 

[JollyRogers]

I would suggest the higher Ω rated ones (3.0-3.2Ω). Cooler vapor, subjectively better flavor. Maybe the middle ones, just to try. I use the 2.8-3.0Ω and can get a lot of vapor from them on an eGo. In fact it works incredibly well on the eGo in comparison to one of my mods. The key is to have good wicking and may require just a little fiddling. I use the lowest resistance ones in a tank mod because there is no issue with wicking.

What is strange, I have both the XL's and regulars in clear. The reg's actually seem to produce better vapor, but are empty quick. Where as the XL's, once to half full tend to require a lot of tipping etc to keep the wick wet enough to get good vapor. Either way, I like them.

 

[mwa102464]

2.8-3.0 is my choice as well, for some reason these just seem to work better for me all the way around, it's a bit different of a vape, clean, no nonsense, no filler, just a nice clean vape to these, I've been using Atty's for ever and was never much of a carto guy, but these I am starting to like, I think they will only keep getting better from this point too.

 

[Sewknitty]

MWA, I feel exactly the same. As a bonus I can easily identify their resistance with a system of color coding (purple for 3.0-3.2 and green for 2.4-2.6). Nothin' but juice all the way!

The only time I have wicking issues with these is if I didn't fill them enough to begin with or if I chain vape. A couple toots here and here and I vape to empty without the taste of wick.

 

[hairball]

For an eGo go with 2.6-2.8ohm. For higher voltage mods, go with 3.0-3.2ohm. Rule of thumb, the lower the ohm, the hotter it burns.