LR Atty.
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I'v heard that you probably want a SR Atty if you going to be vaping at high voltages (> 3.7v)
306's are made for dripping. I'd go with those. Love mine. Avid vaper has a combo.
http://www.avidvaper.com/cisco-lr306-atomizer-drip-tip-special/
http://www.avidvaper.com/cisco-lr306-atomizer-drip-tip-special/
Sorry that pic sucked. Here's the link.
http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy354/orachel54/SafeVapingPowerChart.jpg
http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy354/orachel54/SafeVapingPowerChart.jpg
Thanks for all the great info DantesInferno I'm going to check out the 306 attys what omh rating do you vape? I'm looking at like a
2.0 omh just cuz I like to vape my box mods.
2.0 omh just cuz I like to vape my box mods.
Hey critter I am using 306 lr attys on my 3.7 device lately with a drip shield, 306 xl drip tip, and a 510 to 510 adapter. It allows a good amount of airflow for a loose draw. I used cartomizer tanks in the past but with the price comparison of that versus an atomizer in a drip shield I started using these 306's and I am very happy with them for the price, performance, and longevity. You can get a 306 dripper bundle from vaporcigzz for a good price to try it out. I hope this helps!
Super helpful chart! I am sure to share it with many new e-cig users. Thank you.
On 1.5 ohm I vape at 3.3. Actually my 1.5's test at 1.2. On my 3 ohm I'm at 4.6. So for 2 ohm I'm guessing I'd be vaping at about 4.2.
+1 for the Cisco 306 deal from AV. I run 1.8ohm on my older 3.7v (7.6watts) Fat Batts and 3.0/5.0v (8.3watts) on VV. Nothing better than a dripping buffet, sitting around and tasting all the old flavors not in my "everyday vape" rotation.
As an FYI, a couple drops of straight VG ($5/6oz Pure Glycerin USP from CVS Pharmacy) is a great way to clear flavors.
As an FYI, a couple drops of straight VG ($5/6oz Pure Glycerin USP from CVS Pharmacy) is a great way to clear flavors.
Good to know. I keep pure glycerine around to thicken tattoo inks anyway.
Heh…wow. That chart's weird. I don't think I've vaped out of the red since I got VV.
Heh…one more thing to list when people ask if vaping's safe. No one has a problem with the tattoo on my chest.
306's are one of the best I have tried for dripping but the problem is finding the right drip tips for them. I still keep coming back to the tried and trusty 510's
Just FYI. Avidvaper has a 306 to 510 adapter so you can use 510 tips on your 306's. Sweet!
Guess I must be the oddball of the crowd because I'll take a 510 atty any day over a 306. Hell even my 306 atties come in a 510 shell, they're called HH-357's.
If you have VV/VW who cares what resistance the atty is, that's why you have VV/VW. To be honest, I don't even know what resistance atty is sitting on top of my Kick right now (or care). It's hitting at the 8 watts that I want.
I will add tho' that what will turn a bad dripping experence into one that you will like is a good drip shield.
If you have VV/VW who cares what resistance the atty is, that's why you have VV/VW. To be honest, I don't even know what resistance atty is sitting on top of my Kick right now (or care). It's hitting at the 8 watts that I want.
I will add tho' that what will turn a bad dripping experence into one that you will like is a good drip shield.
i suppose that your right TJ as long as the vape is good who cares what the resistance is. I still think that i will go with the 2.0 ohm 306 (i guess that i'm just partial)
If a good drip shield make the difference, what would a good Drip Shield be for a beginner be?
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