Looks like bottom are making a comeback. What Atties have you used that work the best with them. I've been looking for one and that means I'll break down and get one. Might go cheap, just to try another sure yet
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i currently using a vmod xl with a vapage amg hybrid 2.0 atty that came with my kit.
i also like to use 306 lr for massive clouds both perform good.
here is a pic of my vmod
It's definitely on my list. Looks a little like you use it a lot huh? That's the cover they sell for it? It has charisma like that with the decal
i actually customized the case myself, i made it look like it was old and rugged. they sell em kits in black and gunmetal, they also sell different cases with cool colors.
Get a REO with a 1.5-1.8ohm Atty and go to town. You might want to buy something else to tinker with as well because these things don't really require much maintenance. The HH357 works great on this mod as well.
I get months out of my ikv attys and bought bulk joyetech 1.5 & 2.2 ohm attys cheap as backups.
Biggest thing is order extra bottles, if you think you need 5 order 10 they are cheap.
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I get months out of my ikv attys and bought bulk joyetech 1.5 & 2.2 ohm attys cheap as backups.
Biggest thing is order extra bottles, if you think you need 5 order 10 they are cheap.
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i tried dripping and I thought it tasted awful. Also wiping off the leakage after every puff was a real PITA. Maybe I was doing it wrong?
if you like dripping, you will love a Reo! (reosmods.com) There are lots of good dripping atomizers to choose from,and each one performs a little differently. So HOW you use the one you choose to use is more important than which one you choose to use.
The io6, HH-357, and Cisco spec 510 are all good atties, but they are not my favorite. My go-to atty (now don't laugh) is the Joye LR 510-T with the wick plate removed, but this is where the "how you use" comes into play. The 510-T only has one air hole in the side of the connector instead of the normal two. So it needs to be mounted on an unsealed shorty extension so that air can get to the center hole.
The io6, HH-357, and Cisco spec 510 are all good atties, but they are not my favorite. My go-to atty (now don't laugh) is the Joye LR 510-T with the wick plate removed, but this is where the "how you use" comes into play. The 510-T only has one air hole in the side of the connector instead of the normal two. So it needs to be mounted on an unsealed shorty extension so that air can get to the center hole.
i used to drip exclusively with my standard ego setup. then my guy turned me onto a carto tank and i havnt purchased an atty in 2 years. for me the mess just wasnt worth it and i like a fairly maintenance free ecig.
What is RBA? gonna have to look that up.
I just had to agree with everyone who said dripping is a pain in the ...$$$$$$$, and expensive when they stop working well or start leaking so much that you waist half your juice.
BUT...I haven't found anything else that comes close to the taste & feel of dripping with a dual coil 510. I wish I was brave enough to try building my own, I'm assuming that's cheaper. But would it work the same?
I just had to agree with everyone who said dripping is a pain in the ...$$$$$$$, and expensive when they stop working well or start leaking so much that you waist half your juice.
BUT...I haven't found anything else that comes close to the taste & feel of dripping with a dual coil 510. I wish I was brave enough to try building my own, I'm assuming that's cheaper. But would it work the same?
RBA is Rebuildable Atomizer. Basically you create a wick and coil and install it. I just built my first wick and coil for an AGA-T2 I recently purchased. Works very well and holds far more juice than a traditional disposable drip atomizer.
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