Different types of atomizers ??

[denali_41]

i have seen a few different types and brands of atty on here,,one i seen didn't really look like the normal atty

can somebody get me up to speed on the various types of atty's out there ????

got a lot of new sample juices i need to try out and my old attys are getting to the end of their life after 2 months :O

 

[revolver]

Basically you have the exposed-bridge atties such as the 306; then the 901 and 510 models. Larger 801 is also a classic. And eGo, of course. There are different brands and SPECS/ versions to each; for example the CISCO 306 vs JOYE 306. The ohms may vary; regular resistance, LRs and HV. Then you have hybrids such as the HH. 357 which is a "designer's atty" so to speak. There are Dual coils versions. And reparable atties, as well, such as Genisis which is a concept by Raidy original and implements a stainless steel mesh oxidized as a wicking to the coil, intead of the standard fibres. You then have cartos; the traditional ones with filler (such as classical Kr 808 D-1) and different varieties of CEs or clearomizers, fluxomizers or others which contain no filler at all. Giantomizers and Apoloe, etc. Then you also have tanks which are set ups for cartos mostly. Or the "T" versions to common atties in general.

This is just a referential, very general, but you could move on from here by googling each one mentioned which might lead you eventually to more specific versions, brands and types as you search.

I guess there must be a list in the ECF's library... Don had a great guide which was very complete... You might also wanna check that section...

 

[denali_41]

oh my,,should been a little bit specific ?? asking about only the 510 series

who's "don" ??

 

[chatter97]

Atties are all different and different people like different things. I have found that Iken 510 LR atties were better than other atties I tired(I pretty much tried every brand I could get my hands on, in all different sizes) and loved them. Others prefer the Cisco atties. For me, the iken atties withstood allot of cleaning cycles and are still going strond, where as all the others became unvapable within a couple of weeks. So you will have to try a couple and see what you like. Lately I have been trying the COV dual coil atties and so far I am loving them. Flavor is amazing for a 510 attie and it has a nice smooth draw.

So, to each their own. I would get 2 of several different ones and decide what works well for you and what lasts.