iTaste v3 and HH .357????

[BmoreDre]

Hello all, I was thinking of getting a iTaste v3 for dripping (and probably just normal vaping but mainly for dripping). Does anyone have experience with this set up? iTaste v3 and the HH .357. there's several types of .357's. the only thing i know is that i would need a 510.
Was also thinking of an eGo twist. which is better?

Any info would be great!

thanks!!!
BmoreDre

 

[BmoreDre]

BUMP!! anyone, anyone..... Bueler.........Bueler?

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

The VV V3 is a nice device and probably an upgrade over the Ego.

Never heard of .357's, so I'm no help there.

 

[Zdsensabaugh]

You would need the 510 threading of the itaste to run the .357. or an ego twist that will do the 510. Personally I love my itaste v.3.

 

[BmoreDre]

The VV V3 is a nice device and probably an upgrade over the Ego.

Never heard of .357's, so I'm no help there.

is there another battery you'd suggest for dripping?

 

[BmoreDre]

You would need the 510 threading of the itaste to run the .357. or an ego twist that will do the 510. Personally I love my itaste v.3.

do you use your iTaste for dripping? how do you know what ohm atty to get and what voltage for the iTaste. sorry, i'm still figuring this all out. kinda green

 

[tj99959]

I've dripped with everything from an old ego battery to both fancy mechanicals and VV/VW PV's. The dripping atty won't care as long as you match the resistance to the voltage.

The HH-357 was a great atty when it came out two years ago, but it has pretty much given way to the newer RDA's that are available now.
I would also never suggest a 357 for an atty to use to LEARN how to drip with. You would be far better off with a normal 510 or 306.

 

[BmoreDre]

I've dripped with everything from an old ego battery to both fancy mechanicals and VV/VW PV's. The dripping atty won't care as long as you match the resistance to the voltage.

The HH-357 was a great atty when it came out two years ago, but it has pretty much given way to the newer RDA's that are available now.
I would also never suggest a 357 for an atty to use to LEARN how to drip with. You would be far better off with a normal 510 or 306.

Thanks for the help!
What would you consider a normal 510 dripper? and how do you know what resistance goes to what voltage?

 

[tj99959]

Thanks for the help!
What would you consider a normal 510 dripper? and how do you know what resistance goes to what voltage?

Dripping atties have been around since there has been vaping, and there are more of them than you can shake a stick at. Also, almost anyone you would ask will suggest a different one. So it's about like the old "what flavor do you like" question.
This is a good 510 that I have no qualms about suggesting. (they also have a 1.5 ohm version, and a longer tube version)
Empiremods Bridge Free LR510 1.8ohm

You will want to use something like this Ohm's Law Calculator to help you find your "sweet spot". Once you know the wattage that tastes best for you (7 watts is a good place to start) it's easy to match your voltage to the resistance to get the wattage that you want.

 

[BmoreDre]

Thanks TJ!! that chart is awesome. huge help!!!