What's the most idiot proof atty? One that can run dry without charring the wick easily, resistant to leaking, and easy to drip with....
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What's the most idiot proof atty? One that can run dry without charring the wick easily, resistant to leaking, and easy to drip with....
Thanks,
I saw that thread (actually participated in it). I guess I'll give them a go.
On the site, he only mentions the 1.5s giving that empty taste, not the 1.8s. Is there a difference between the two?
I wholeheartedly agree with everything switched said, I have certain liquids that I will only use on certain atties because of the way they perform and how they taste. That being said, I love the 901lr with certain liquids, the I06 with certain liquids, and a 1.5 510 with others. Of all the attys I have tried, for me personally, all had a learning curve, the hardest one to learn was the 901 but man is it awesome now. I actually have a 901lr from ikv that is over a year old but it obviously does not get used all the time, still pretty good though. I really wish that there was a "one size fits all the variables" but I dont think that is possible at this time, so I just stick with what works for me. One last thing that I will say, when trying a new type of atty or even a new brand, sometimes they might not be working the way you expected them to and a lot of the time that is just the learning curve showing up, its easy to just give up but a lot of times if you just stick with it for a few days, things will get better and you will have another atty to add to your arsenal. Good Luck
p.s. Drip shields work great for overdripping, if you do not already have one.
Well, I did end up ordering a bunch of different attys. Still hit and miss. I might not be giving it enough time to properly wick either.
On the other hand, my cartos are lasting longer and longer so there is hope for me yet.
I agree the 901 is prbably the best there is. Unfortunately, is is an extremely unforgiven atyy in the hands of an amateur (strong word). It is an atty that requires to be mastered in the hands of a skilled vaper.
It will come, it will come.
All the atties have different vaping characteristics and only with time will you be able to troubleshoot their personal idiosyncrasies. I know this is not the answer you are seeking but the only one I can offer.
In retrospect probably the easiest to tame and master for dripping is the Std 2.2 510 from JoyE @ 3.7V. <---- Noticed I stayed away from IKV atties with good reason. All of Isaac's atties have been tweaked in some way shape or form to extract the maximum a given atomizer can deliver. e.g the tweaks on a 510 is different than the tweaks on a 801 or 901 etc...
In order to improve on the 306 and extend its lifespan, Isaac had to increase the engine bay size, hence the IO6 which is as we know a 306 exposed bridge in a 510 body. The final product is as sweet as mum's apple pie. It is a very forgiven atty IMO, but you seem to struggle with it. I am not sure why.
Glad to hear you are finally coming to grasps with cartos. Me on the other hand I am having great difficulty with themThey don't suit my vaping style. I love them but burn through them. The culprit: my liquid combined with my vaping style are incompatible with cartos for extended use, something I have grown to accept since day one (they are a disposable item). If I get 5 refills out of one I am happy = a day+ of vaping. Cheaper than a pack of smokes.
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