Dripper with ego threads?

[Sucker_dad]

I recently started dripping and I love it. I will not go back to using the clearos. I am really dis-satisfied with the 510 connections on most of the devices. They seem very easy to strip. I 5 out of 8 of my batteries that I can no longer put my Igo-L on. Is there such a thing as a dripper that has ego threads instead of using the 510's? They are just sooo much better threading IMO.

 

[Sthur]

You can always try an adapter.

510 to [eGo] Adapter

 

[Steam Turbine]

I recently started dripping and I love it. I will not go back to using the clearos. I am really dis-satisfied with the 510 connections on most of the devices. They seem very easy to strip. I 5 out of 8 of my Batteries that I can no longer put my Igo-L on. Is there such a thing as a dripper that has ego threads instead of using the 510's? They are just sooo much better threading IMO.

Perhapse you need a better device.... I never stripped any 510 threads. Don't over tight them.

 

[Sucker_dad]

You can always try an adapter.

510 to [eGo] Adapter

I did and that's where I ruined two other batteries 510 threads. It makes the connection so long the leverage is pretty high at that point. Plus it looks ugly.

 

[Johnnie Price]

I drip all day with a de-wicked (de-spiked?) eGo-C atomizer. It doesn't have eGo threads, but the built-in cone skirt does provide some extra sturdiness. But unless you wish to learn how to re-build them (I don't), you're stuck at 1.8 ohm heads.

Good luck.

 

[Zealous]

I have not ever seen an ego threaded dripper. But I have also never had any of my drippers strip my ego twist batteries. I do find it odd that you are having this problem at such a high rate. What brand of ego/twist/spinner/etc are you using? This might be the problem.

Of course I can't say for sure as my experience with drippers has only been with those I used on my twists. But since there are a number of other devices that use soft metal for the 510 threading I wouldn't be surprised if some brands that aren't Joyetech would also use the softer metal. As I said though, I can't say this for fact as I've had no experience with any stick batteries outside of Joyetech (well that's sort of a lie. I do have 2 spinners but I hate them so I HAVE them but don't use them).

 

[Sucker_dad]

Well really I was looking at the threads and The ones on the vision spinners and my Itaste are pretty clean looking I think it's my Igo-L clone they are rather well rounded instead of sharp like threads should be. I just ordered one from madvapes to make do until my FT order and the other drippers come in. I think the Igo is aluminum and it is a bit softer I carry it in my pocket which I know I should not as that's a lot of leverage on a tank with my fat booty in them jeans as well. Just To answer the question. I have 4 vision spinners, 1 Itaste vv 3.0, 2 ego c-twists and one ego-t upgrade So I am not buying any crap clones. I learned on my first that they just aren't sturdy.