Thanks Reidus But I have read the lower res burn out faster is this correct?
Sailor,why is the Ikenvape friendlier? Everybody says the HH357 is for the graduate student, lol., but nobody really explains why. And are dripping atomizers different from regular atomizers. I've been trying to drip the atomizer that came with my E-power kit and I'm not impressed, but I'm not sure it it's me or the atty.
And is there a vapor production difference with attys or cartos or is in more personal preference?
And would the IKV 510 XLR Atomizer 1.5Ω work on my 510 tank batterys?
What is the capacity of your battery? If it's over 480mah and less than 650mah, it'll work but it won't be particularly good for your battery. If it's less than 480mah, it could destroy your battery pretty quick. Personally, I wouldn't use a 1.5ohm atty with anything less than 650mah, preferably 900mah.
What's the key combo for that ohm sign?
Not sure. The formula is:
Amp=Volts/Ohms
Since the sweet spot for my 3.7 volt device seems to be 1.7 to 2.0, then that would be 2.18 to 1.85 amps.
Since he's using an Ego tank, he probably has a 650mahm battery. So he could use the 1.5.
Get ahold of a 1.5ohm HH357 Dripping atomizer.
Or, a Ikenvape i06 low resistance dripping atomizer is a little more newbie friendly and it's $8.99 at ecigcharlotte.com or at ikenvape.com
Otherwise, with a 3.4 to 3.7V battery, 1.5 LR cartomizers are your only real alternative for max. vapor production. And, like c.wherry said, the higher the VG, the more vapor.
Let me check that link for ecig charlotte. The ikenvape site was down for a couple weeks, so there was a backlog of people chomping at the bit. I'm not too surprised they're sold out.