Difference between 901 and 510 attys

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CritterBuddy

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The main difference between the 901 and 510 is of course their threading. The 901 has internal threads (female) and the 510 has external threads (male).

Today I don't know that you can say there is a standard ohm for either one due to the vast variety available. However, using the same ejuice and ohm atomizers, you'll probably find the 901 will burn a bit cooler allowing it to have more flavor and less throat hit.

If you are trying to figure out which "kit" to get I'd recommend the 510 only because there are more varieties available. But, do consider getting a 510 to 901 adapter and trying a few 901 atomizers. This is what I do now and use the 901 especially with lighter or fruity flavors. The 901 doesn't seem to burn juice quite as easily.
 

ChrisKY

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Adding to the previous post, I just recently switched to 901s from 510s at the behest of several veteran vaper friends and at HV, I have yo say the 901 seems to have more vaper and more flavor. The draw is smooth and complex flavor come out. For me there is no going back... Don't get me wrong, the 510 is a fine atty and great for someone starting out due to all the available ohm LR, hv, etc. and they are also very forgiving. I only have one mod that uses 901 native, I us 510 to 901 adaptors from Good Phrophets, but there are many vendors that carry them.

Best of luck and enjoy - vape on
 

Goldenkobold

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I think the draw is the same,

I have been using the cisco 2ohm 901 atty to the exclusion of just about everything at 3.7 volts. The amount of vapor it produces is just incredible and the flavor is as good as anything I have used. The heat and TH is a little less than a cisco 1.5 lr306 but it isn't cool just not as hot...and I will take flavor over TH any day.

Did I mention the literal cloud of vapor?
 
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