Expert 510 atomizers?

[Brego]

Does anyone have any experience with these atomizers?

Expert 510 Atomizer

Not a Joye product, but if they vape better I'm thinking that would be alright...

 

[Hoosier]

Picture is not good enough for me to figure out which manufacturer it is.

Only real way to find out if it works better for you is to try it...

 

[cskent]

I use the Expert atomizers all the time. They're cheaper and produce great vapor. That's what's on my eGo right now. If you want more specific info just ask.

 

[Brego]

I use the Expert atomizers all the time. They're cheaper and produce great vapor. That's what's on my eGo right now. If you want more specific info just ask.

Thank you for the info. You told me all I need to know.

 

[Adeem]

I use the Expert atomizers all the time. They're cheaper and produce great vapor. That's what's on my eGo right now. If you want more specific info just ask.

What's the resistance on these? From the reviews on litecig it sounds like they're lower than standard, do you know?

 

[cskent]

I'm not really sure because litecigusa doesn't list it on their site. My multimeter is still packed somewhere since I moved so I can't really measure it. I would like to know too because I'm wondering if I can use them with my 6v mod. Maybe someone who has some Expert atty's and a multimeter can fill us in.

 

[CardinalWinds]

With all the different voltages available now I think it's a must for vendors to post the atty/cartomizer resistance in the descriptions. Hats off to MadVapes for doing just that. It's the reason I bought from them. I have a meter and all, but it does me no good until after I've bought something, and then it may be too late.

 

[cskent]

With all the different voltages available now I think it's a must for vendors to post the atty/cartomizer resistance in the descriptions. Hats off to MadVapes for doing just that. It's the reason I bought from them. I have a meter and all, but it does me no good until after I've bought something, and then it may be too late.

I agree it's something that should be listed nowadays. You can get atty's in pretty much any resistance level you want. I've built up a stock of LR's, Expert's, and regular atty's but I don't know what they're rated at exactly. I've really got to find my multimeter.

 

[halo_and_horns]

are lr attys really worth the cost?.......dont they burn out quicker?

 

[cskent]

are lr attys really worth the cost?.......dont they burn out quicker?

From what I've seen the LR's are usually only about $1 more than regulars, and some places charge the same price for them. In my experience LR's last the same as regular atty's, unless you mistreat them. By the way Halo, what part of Ohio do you hail from? I'm over near Akron.

 

[Hoosier]

are lr attys really worth the cost?.......dont they burn out quicker?

? Confused ?

All the LR attys I've purchased have cost less $ than standard resistance. I may be unusual, but LR's last me longer than standard. My draw time with standard attys is way too long and it pops attys pretty quickly. The shorter draw time with LR's results in less atty popping, so I get about 5 weeks out of each LR.