Need advice on Cisco Spec 1.5 ohm 510 atty

[Mr.Mann]

So, I got this Cisco Spec 1.5 ohm 510 atty today. I don't know how I made the mistake, but I meant to order a 2.0 ohm. I am relatively new to attys (been using a joye 510 2.2 ohm for about a month). While I have fallen love with the atty performance I am a little leery of such a low ohm. I am using a ProVari and would like any tips on how to get the best usage out of this little bad boy.

I started with the instructed 4-5 drops (BWB Malty) and waited a couple of minutes. I am running it at 3.3v. It has worked decently so far with no leakage, but it seems to need a lot more dripping than my other atty. I am not sure whether it just needs to be broken in or what. So since it has only been in my hands for 20 minutes or so I would like to know how to get the best usage and lifespan for it and also what to expect from it.

A few more things: I am also concerned about the how high in volts I can go up, how much will this low ohm will affect battery life (Aw 18490), and how long of a drag I can take.

 

[MickeyRat]

Really it's whatever you're comfortable with. You aren't going to hurt the Provari. You might reach it's limit and it'll cut out but, that should be around 4.7V, if it's a V2. The Cisco attys can take a beating. So, just vape however works for you.

 

[Kent C]

Mickey's right - cisco's can take the beating in my experience. I run two cisco 15.Ω 306's - one at 3.7v and one at 4.0-4.2V. I've gotten 3 to 5 months of use from most of my ciscos.