DSE801 or RN4072 for the Protege?

[gjrhine]

Which of these two atomizers sold on the PS web site works better on the Protege?

 

[them0nk]

personal preference i'm sure... i have a high bridge 801 from PS that i got with my protege order... it works good for using normal carts without mods like the straw mod, or spring mod...

i dont know if there are any other differences in the two attys other than the bridge

 

[a2dcovert]

That's a good question.

Kevin

 

[youfillintheblank]

My experience tells me, on a 5 volt device the 4072 makes more vapour but won't last very long, 801 will last a bit longer, but I hate the high bridges. I'm gonna try some JOYE 302s next.

 

[gjrhine]

As I said it's between what PS offers, the 801 and 4072. What exactly is a high bridge and what is bad about it?

 

[CaSHMeRe]

good question Gary ...

While I prefer the 801, most people prefer the 4072 because it seems better cart friendly. Tends to wick a bit better with its shorter bridge (which doesn't make much sense to me)

Sorry I couldn't help further bud

 

[gjrhine]

good question Gary ...

While I prefer the 801, most people prefer the 4072 because it seems better cart friendly. Tends to wick a bit better with its shorter bridge (which doesn't make much sense to me)

Sorry I couldn't help further bud

Yes I should have mentioned for cart use. Maybe shorter means it compacts the liquid holding material less?

 

[lotus14]

The high bridge is pointy. It sticks farther up into the cart so the stuffing gets stuck on it more easily. The theory is that there's more surface area in contact with the stuffing, so it should wick better. The downside is that the liquid has to travel farther to reach the coil.