So since i bought my first LR atomizer, i subsequently quit hv devices, I have tried and lr 801,510,901 and now finally got to the 306 from clouds of vapor. and I dont think there is any going back, Unfortunately i dont have a drip tip, and i do not know if there is a break in period, but on my icon with aw bat's this thing is a machine. at one 1.8 ohms out of the line it is clearly a winner. its a more flavor than 510, and so far coming in at a close 2nd to vapor production. it makes my Backwoods brew taste even better than it already did, and that is no easy accomplishment... bottom line is if you dont have one, get 10.
Lr 306 vs lr 510
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Oh yeah, the LR306 attys are definitely where it's at. I've had one going strong now for over 3 months, still puts out huge clouds and great taste/th! The 306 drip tips do make things alot easier, and they don't leak at all, so you can drip more at once! I've found these need to be close to flooded, but not quite, for optimum performance.
no they require a special drip tip, since they are exposed bridge design, nhaler is the only place i have seen that carrys the 306 dip tip so far. and I believe eastmall will be carrying one of their own soon.
Yeah I absolutely love my LR 306, taste is unreal and once broken in easily matches the vapor production of the LR 510, probably even exceeds it.
I'm just adding to the LR 306 love. I really wasn't too sold on LR atties until I got my hands on these. Love 'em!
So how about the regular 306 on an adjustable mod or a reg 306 on a 3.7 compared to a standard 510?
I have one (ordered based on the advice of many. I notice a decided stiffer draw on the 306. Is this the way it is supposed to be?
I got my 306LR atty and I must say it vapes like a beast on my 3.7v box mod. Question: Does this perform better just because it's an exposed bridge ? Why would that make a difference? Exposed or reccessed in a tube seems like it would be the same difference.
Amajin has 306 Delrin drip tips $4.50, $3 shipping.
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No Problem Aaron, I use them all the time at about 4.5v and they last seems like forever.
Here are the vendors I have found so far that carry the 306 Drip Tip
Vapor Flow $5.00
LiquidXpress ?
COV $3.99
nHaler $8.00
eLiquidPlanet $7.99
DigitalCiggz $2.50
amajnecig.com $4.50
It's next to impossible to draw any real conclusions from one atty. These things aren't precision devices, and sample to sample variances are quite common.
Another problem is what are you using it on? Again with the myriad of 510 connectors out there there can and will differences in draws.
Good job, rhsmitty!
I just noticed that nu-vapor also has clear 306 drip tips on sale right mow for $5.
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I find the draw comparable to 510 with cone on ego, its about the same as my 306 with cone off. Will have to pick up a few reg 306's now to use on my variable. Note still on my first LR 306 and i use it at 4.3 volts a lot, these things are tough.
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