Just ordered 2 LR Atties to use with my new Ego.
The question is..... is it better and does it produce more vapor?
The question is..... is it better and does it produce more vapor?
How much better is using an LR Atomizer with an ego?
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Its night and day. I will never use standard atty again. That being said, not all LR atty are created equal.
Then I am super pumped I ordered both of em from two different supplies one from litecigusa and the other form kingpin e cigs
I am just hoping for more vapor production I will be pairing it with my delrin drip tip
I am just hoping for more vapor production I will be pairing it with my delrin drip tip
I have tried LR 510 attys from PureSmoker, Eastmall, EliquidPlanet, NHaler, and MadVapes. Madvapes have the best I have used hands down. The only thing about them is you need to be careful while screwing in on to your device. If you do it too tightly, after about 2 weeks the center conductor will recess too far to make proper contact. Don't bother cleaning them, as that just adds to the number of times you have to re tighten them on to your device. I have gone couple of weeks without cleaning or dry burning the attys from MadVapes because it simply isn't necessary. They perform well, very well.
you can use a tool to lift the "center conductor" up a little so contact is made.
Have considered the possibility. Would you recommend any tool in particular? You could save a drawer full of attys with this info.
Been doing both for some time on my eGo 3.7v. I find that the 510lr's do produce more vapor, and seem to work from the get go. That being said, the trade off is a hotter burn, requiring more liquid, and over time, there is a taste degradation. With a regular 510 atty, it takes me close to a week to break it in, and afterwards, the vapor production is much better, and the taste is more flavourful. Just my opinion...I’m expecting my first 306LR's soon, I'm hearing good things on the vap and taste front.
Not sure I explained this very well. The center post is recessed, so there is nothing to grab. There is still of course the small hole in the center. You know the one? Almost like using a very small screw to partially thread inside it, then make the extraction would work.
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I don't even vape regular attys anymore except on 5v. LRs may not last as long (although for me they lasted as long as any reg atty) but they are far more enjoyable for me. I would really recommend "Cisco" spec LR306s! They are the only LR atty that bring out the flavor of several brands of juices that seem dull on regular attys and even on some LRs. Don't bother using the carts it comes with, they are junk (very small reservoir and the plastic can even melt if you are a chain vapor like me, LR306s get very very hot). It's all about dripping with LR306s! BTW, the 306 dripper tips have thin walls and can crack if you try to push them on too far, so be gingerly with them. They are also too short, you mouth is too close to the coil, so be mindful of that. Hopefully the more robust and longer "cannon" 306 drip tips from cherry vape solves that problem.
Ditto for me. I am all about the Cisco spec LR 510s and 306s ..... well worth the price.
I am in the LR conversion camp as well. I will cosign on the LR 510 & 306 attys.
However I am vaping some heavy flavor and/or high VG juices that work better with LR.
They are still good/great in a regular atty, but using them with a LR blows the mind on the difference. It is more productive in terms of vapor.
More often than not: IMO taste changes really depend on the juice.
However I am vaping some heavy flavor and/or high VG juices that work better with LR.
They are still good/great in a regular atty, but using them with a LR blows the mind on the difference. It is more productive in terms of vapor.
More often than not: IMO taste changes really depend on the juice.
I have an Inferno that came with a reg magma atty and a Cisco LR atty that purchased with it. I think my magma atty is somewhere in a box but not sure, haven't seen it for awhile ;-)
They will fit 510 threading. However they are exposed so you will need a drip tip. Probably a cannon. I'm the type that will try it and attempt to work around a fitting issue, so that isn't a very big deal. I'll ZFM carts or makeshift drip tips when I lose mine, when I can find it I'll toy with the fitting again. I'll grumble about misplacing my LR atty later.
I tried the 306 on a mod with 510 threads, haven't tested it with the eGo yet.
LR 510s work with either and aren't exposed.
I tried the 306 on a mod with 510 threads, haven't tested it with the eGo yet.
LR 510s work with either and aren't exposed.
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