Need to know what's the best atty for the ego twist so I can drip...
Can you also just attach a drip tip to the top of the atty?
Can you also just attach a drip tip to the top of the atty?
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Do you want at atty for dripping or do you want something to put juice into? I'm not sure how new you are but some newbies confuse the terminology.
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Some like these
306 LR Atomizer
They're also available in 3.5ohm. At 4.8 6.58 watts is the most you could hope for. How do you like your twist?
306 LR Atomizer
They're also available in 3.5ohm. At 4.8 6.58 watts is the most you could hope for. How do you like your twist?
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I just ordered 4 of these
BetterLife 510 3-Hole Dripping Atomizers (2.0-2.5 ohm) - $4.99 : ValueVapor.com
They are getting rave reveiws from everyone that has tried them
And they are only $4.99 each
Pretty sure they will work on an eGo battery
BetterLife 510 3-Hole Dripping Atomizers (2.0-2.5 ohm) - $4.99 : ValueVapor.com
They are getting rave reveiws from everyone that has tried them
And they are only $4.99 each
Pretty sure they will work on an eGo battery
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I use these:
HH.357 Long Barrel Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper
They have short barrel, but I was told to get the long barrel, since I'm new to dripping.
I also got a drip shield from here:
Imported Drip Shields
along with a sealed 510 connector, to insure no juice got down in my battery.
510-510 Adapter (Sealed)
I've also heard good things about the 306 attys, but haven't tried them yet. And yes, you will want to put a drip tip on the top.
HH.357 Long Barrel Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper
They have short barrel, but I was told to get the long barrel, since I'm new to dripping.
I also got a drip shield from here:
Imported Drip Shields
along with a sealed 510 connector, to insure no juice got down in my battery.
510-510 Adapter (Sealed)
I've also heard good things about the 306 attys, but haven't tried them yet. And yes, you will want to put a drip tip on the top.
IMO an ordenary 510 atty is probably the easiest atty to learn how to drip with. Most of the better dripping atties are less forgiving, and will make learning how to drip harder. With the twist, you will probably want one in the 2.5-2.8ohm range to start. I would also strongly suggest that you get a drip shield cone to use with it. You will not need the 510-510 adapter with this shield on an eGo.
eGo Drip Shield Cone
And yes, the drip tip just goes in the top of the atty.
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Don't forget that the twist can go up to 4.8v, thats over 9 watts with a 2.5ohm atty at less than 2 amps.
eGo Drip Shield Cone
And yes, the drip tip just goes in the top of the atty.
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Don't forget that the twist can go up to 4.8v, thats over 9 watts with a 2.5ohm atty at less than 2 amps.
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At 3.7v with a 1.5 ohm 306 you would max out the Twist's amperage load at 2.46 amps, but it would be in range. Any higher on the voltage and you'd get into setback mode and the voltage would drop. 1.7 and 2.0 ohm 306 dripper attys would be better for battery life.
3.7v with any of the above 306 attys would be a good vape and you'd be in range. Stick in the 1.5 to 2.0 range at 3.7v and you will be fine. With the 2 ohm, you'd be at 2.4 amps at 4.8v. That's still in range.
At 2 ohms on my Provari, I'm usually in the 3.4v to 3.8v range to suit my taste and the juice I vape. I'm more into creating the amount of vapor I got from a cigarette on the exhale. Any more is overkill, IMO. Others opinions may vary. If I go out and need to stealth vape, I don't want to have to fan clouds over my table, so I got used to reality in the amount of vapor I'm happy with.
I've stuck at 24mg juice for two years. Huge clouds of vaper means more nic in my system and I can feel the dizzy coming on. If I drop in nic considerably, I might be a cloud seeker, too.
3.7v with any of the above 306 attys would be a good vape and you'd be in range. Stick in the 1.5 to 2.0 range at 3.7v and you will be fine. With the 2 ohm, you'd be at 2.4 amps at 4.8v. That's still in range.
At 2 ohms on my Provari, I'm usually in the 3.4v to 3.8v range to suit my taste and the juice I vape. I'm more into creating the amount of vapor I got from a cigarette on the exhale. Any more is overkill, IMO. Others opinions may vary. If I go out and need to stealth vape, I don't want to have to fan clouds over my table, so I got used to reality in the amount of vapor I'm happy with.
I've stuck at 24mg juice for two years. Huge clouds of vaper means more nic in my system and I can feel the dizzy coming on. If I drop in nic considerably, I might be a cloud seeker, too.
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At 3.7v with a 1.5 ohm 306 you would max out the Twist's amperage load at 2.46 amps, but it would be in range. Any higher on the voltage and you'd get into setback mode and the voltage would drop. 1.7 and 2.0 ohm 306 dripper attys would be better for battery life.
3.7v with any of the above 306 attys would be a good vape and you'd be in range. Stick in the 1.5 to 2.0 range at 3.7v and you will be fine. With the 2 ohm, you'd be at 2.4 amps at 4.8v. That's still in range.
At 2 ohms on my Provari, I'm usually in the 3.4v to 3.8v range to suit my taste and the juice I vape. I'm more into creating the amount of vapor I got from a cigarette on the exhale. Any more is overkill, IMO. Others opinions may vary. If I go out and need to stealth vape, I don't want to have to fan clouds over my table, so I got used to reality in the amount of vapor I'm happy with.
I've stuck at 24mg juice for two years. Huge clouds of vaper means more nic in my system and I can feel the dizzy coming on. If I drop in nic considerably, I might be a cloud seeker, too.
I agree 100%. I don't want so much vapor that I create a cloud I can't see through.
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