I'd get at least 5 to start with. That should last you a while and you can always grab more with a juice purchase later on.
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Wow, got some quick responses. I should've been more clear to begin with that I was wondering how many I should order with my kit. US answered that for me anyway. I'll go ahead and order 5.
Thanks for the quick responses.
Thanks for the quick responses.
OK....one more question.
With the SB, should I be ordering the yeti attys? If so, should I go with the regular yeti or the low resistance yeti?
With the SB, should I be ordering the yeti attys? If so, should I go with the regular yeti or the low resistance yeti?
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It just depends 
I prefer the regular 510 atomizers, but the LR 510 Atomizers are pretty good too. The LR seem to typical burn out quicker than the regular ones, but both can burn out just the same.
Typically with LR 510 you want to add more liquid as they cut through vapor like crazy.
WIth the LR 510 I would use the 18650 only
I prefer the regular 510 atomizers, but the LR 510 Atomizers are pretty good too. The LR seem to typical burn out quicker than the regular ones, but both can burn out just the same.Typically with LR 510 you want to add more liquid as they cut through vapor like crazy.
WIth the LR 510 I would use the 18650 only
Well, I might order one of the LRs just to try it out then. Thanks for the info. Now, off to place my order.
How long till the sb hot springs are back in stock. I gotta make a purchase soon and wanted to include one whereas i still rock the old spring and want to try out lr attys @ 3.7 with the better spring.
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Second that question.
I need a Silver Vein Silver Bullet to go with my Silver Vein Omega and want to get an extra spring, if possible.
2 questions:
1. When purchasing 3V batteries (I know you don't recommend), should I be buying the RCR123A 3.0V 900mAh or the RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh ?
2. When dripping on a 510 atomizer using a SB, how many puffs do you normally get? I've seen that most people suggest 3 drops, and I also understand that there are too many variables to pin the number of puffs/drags/whatever to one specific number, but I'd still like to have a ballpark figure so I don't screw up some atomizers.
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1. When purchasing 3V batteries (I know you don't recommend), should I be buying the RCR123A 3.0V 900mAh or the RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh ?
2. When dripping on a 510 atomizer using a SB, how many puffs do you normally get? I've seen that most people suggest 3 drops, and I also understand that there are too many variables to pin the number of puffs/drags/whatever to one specific number, but I'd still like to have a ballpark figure so I don't screw up some atomizers.
Thanks.
1.) Eh Either works, depends on personal preference. Neither is recommended nor is suggested. One uses a PCB (900mAh) other uses LiFEp04 chemisty (750mAh) which if an issue happens it could still vent but shouldnt vent with flame.
2.) Depends on the voltage 6v 3-4 Drips gives me about 5-7puffs. 3.7v...eh...can't remember 2-3 drops same?
2.) Depends on the voltage
6v 3-4 Drips gives me about 5-7puffs. 3.7v...eh...can't remember 2-3 drops same?
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So, just to make sure I have this straight: there is no performance difference between the two?
I'm not battery Expert. But 900mAh vs 750mAh, the 900mAh shouldn't drop as fast in voltages as the 750mAh. And I suppose the 900mAh would last longer before needing recharged.
But I'm not a battery expert, hopefully someone with a bit more knowledge than me will assist. Both are 3.0v batteries.
But I'm not a battery expert, hopefully someone with a bit more knowledge than me will assist. Both are 3.0v batteries.
Theoretically the 900mAh should last longer before needing recharged. The voltage drop would depend on how it's made.
There is no regulatory body (that I know of) enforcing battery labeling and manufacturers seem to take quite some liberties in this. An AW battery with one rating might last significantly longer than another battery with a larger rating stamped on it. I would make the analogy to wear ratings on tires. They give a rough comparison *within* a manufacturer's line. Not so much when comparing one manufacturer's tire to another's.
There is no regulatory body (that I know of) enforcing battery labeling and manufacturers seem to take quite some liberties in this. An AW battery with one rating might last significantly longer than another battery with a larger rating stamped on it. I would make the analogy to wear ratings on tires. They give a rough comparison *within* a manufacturer's line. Not so much when comparing one manufacturer's tire to another's.
Hey guys,
Quick question... are the low res Yeti-C Cartos imprinted with the same or similar "LR" logo like the low res attys are? Basically, is there a way to distinguish between regular and LR?
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Quick question... are the low res Yeti-C Cartos imprinted with the same or similar "LR" logo like the low res attys are? Basically, is there a way to distinguish between regular and LR?
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No, not at the moment. Other than trying them out and seeing which ones perform better than usual. I'll see if we can get this done
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