I would like to try different things, but i need help!

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dankukindly

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Soooo... i'm using the "Mega T-rex 1100mAh" from Liberty Flights, and it is a 510 connection. It came with a 1.5ohm atty, and a 2ish ohm atty. The carts are a two piece design the juice cup is removable and hold about 20or so drops of liquid, BFD mod saved my life btw! I can tell the difference in the two greatly i like the feel of the LR, but without going into a mod as of yet. I was wondering what differences in the different style connectors? Which ones have the best track record as for not burning up? Give the best vapor/flavor? easiest to work with? so on and so forth... I'm just curious if i should move away from the 510's or stick with them. I would like something that holds more fluid but i don't know if i wanna switch to the tank system as yet. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
 

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Connectors? You mean atomizer models? Just get adapters and try them. 510 has the most variety of atomizers in all resistances. 510 can also use 306 attys with no adapter but you should get an extension (see Goodprophets.com for the 510 extension and adapters). 306 atty has no tube and has external bridge and it would be down in the metal collar of your PV without a 510 extension to lift it up. 306 needs its own carts and/or drip tip and it is what I drip on - easy to blow out but won't hold much juice - it is tiny. DSE901 is vapory and airy. Some like 801 and I know nothing about it.

I don't really care much about attys. I use them to test juices and occasionally drip juices that have not earned a cartomizer and that is all. I use Boge cartomizers all the time on 510 and Riva for my regular juices.
 
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Bag those dam tanks they cant hold the jock strap of a bottom feeder, grab yourself a good bottom feeder like a Reo Grand, VV Alli'i, Monkey Box, any quality one,, you will end up saving yourself a bunch of money because sooner or later your gonna take the fall and buy one, might as well buy the better one now and find out sooner then later, just saying :2cool:
 

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Just one word: dual coil cartomizers!
dual coil cartomizer
He only has the 1.25s left, but those are awesome. Elsewhere you can find the 1.5 ohm for about $2 each, and the 1.5 clear for $2+. Only hoosierecigsupply.com has the 1.25. He will have the other dual coils soon.

Dual coils hold about 60 drops of juice. Check out reviews on them. They are made of awesome. Drip them until the juice drips out the bottom. Then blow though the mouth side into a paper towel. Then blow through the threaded side into a paper towel. Then look to make sure you can see through the middle.

I carry two dual coils with me (two different juices) and one 1100mAh battery. No problems getting through the day. One fill in the morning, juice all day. Very good flavor, TH, vapor, and duration. I am still using my first two 1.25s three weeks later.

video review:
YouTube - VapeTalk - Dual Coil Cartomizers from Hoosierecigsupply.com
 
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801 and BE112 are the largest attys on the market. (they also have cartos) They hold up well and have a 2.8 -3.0 ohm resistence. They are especially nice on a good 5 volt PV such as the GLV2 or a good variable volt PV such as the Darwin. They don't vape as "hot" as the 510 but still provide great throat hit on higher volt PV's. I think you can taste the flavor better with a good BE112 or one of IKENVAPES mini-801's and are great for dripping.
 

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Yeah i plan on building my own juice box as soon as i get a lil bit more funds, and get my wife situated with what she wants as far as PV is concerned. I know they aren't expensive to build but i gotta get the tools too lol. I'd like to switch up to 5v or 6v but the 1.5ohms are great for right now.
 
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