Is it possible

[bjannr]

Is it possible to use regular resistance atomizers on my Grand while vaping at 6 or 5 volts? I found a few brand new batteries that I had that would allow me to vape at 6V. I do not have any HR atomizers. I have been using LR cartomizers on my REOs.

 

[Mudflap]

Define regular resistance.

8 to 9.5 watts is the general range of most folk's "sweet spot".

 

[bjannr]

Not quite sure. I have been going through some of my stash. I found the batteries, and a box of atomizers that I had purchased off the classifieds. There is no labeling on the atties at all. I have one right now on my mini at 3.7V. I guess I will just have to try it out. If I blow an atty, oh well. Such is life.

 

[Mudflap]

Do you have a multimeter and if so, do you know how to use it to measure the resistance on an atty?

If so, all you have to do is use an online ohm's law calculator (easy to find with Google) to find out how many watts an atty will use at 5 or 6 volts.

 

[wigglr]

I know many people use regular resistance at 5V

 

[bowhunterr2001]

I vape both of my Grands @ 6olts using only standard resistance..

 

[AmnNate]

I vape both of my Grands @ 6olts using only standard resistance..

I love 6 volts on my Grand, but the batteries just don't last. It's just a treat every once in a while for me. And yes, I use a standard 510 atty.