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[bassboy9909]

my local B&M must have my ticket punched they keep selling me things that are not quite for a newer vaper like myself i went in to get me a new kind of vape experience i wanted a dripping atty and got one but it is a bit much for someone new to this type of setup they sold me on a cloud chasers centurion which is a 30 mm with a massive wide boar mouthpiece told the 30 mm would be easier to build on which is true but it has too big an opening at the top anyone have any experience with the ATTY3 or atty cubed?

 

[Jminton1985]

Im not sure if they make one, but you might be able to find a 510 adapter that will fit it. As far as the B & M, they shouldn't have sold you that kind of dripper. Please tell me your not using a mech mod, and that you have good batteries such as Samsung 25R's, Sony VTC's, or LG's.

 

[bassboy9909]

no mech mod i have it on a KOOPOR PLUS and Aspire batteries for it

 

[Tommy-Chi]

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[BrotherBob]

Might like to read:
Beginner | Guide To Vaping
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One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers
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(4) Good Starter Setups for a Beginning Vapor | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[bassboy9909]

anyone know anything about the ATTY cubed and i was thinking about getting a RX200 as well

 

[Susan~S]

anyone know anything about the ATTY cubed

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[jambi]

anyone know anything about the ATTY cubed and i was thinking about getting a RX200 as well

I have an Atty 3. It was my first dripper. It's in my obsolete box now. In my opinion its 4 post design is a PITA to build on compared to a velocity deck. 24 gauge kanthal is doable, but with Claptons it's nigh impossible to trim up the leads when installing the second coil. The way they're positioned means that the leads for the second coil are crashing directly into the first installed coil, and you need super slim clippers to trim up the legs. It's also a pain to get the coils positioned evenly. They're supposed to sit off-set, but they tend to end up way too close to the edge, requiring a lot of tweaking to get them evened up.

The screws on mine were constantly loosening up. Not stripped, just always coming loose. Additionally, the funky air slots make it prone to leaking. There are far better designs than the Atty 3. My favorite dripper atm is the Mutation V4s (velocity deck), but a standard Velocity clone will also get the job done.