I'll probably have other questions, but this is the question that's at the front of my mind at this moment.
What are the differences between the possible atty attachments for the Prodigy v3?
Here's the list of attys that fit between the 3 different adapters:
510/801/4072/BE112/901/4075/KR808
I'm looking for versatility. I'm still very new to PVs, and I only found out that I can drip with my RN4072 last night. So far, I like dripping more than using the cart. But, I'm still not sure what I'll settle on in the end. Since I don't have a collection of attys built up, I can choose any of the adapters as I'll be buying attys to use with whichever I choose. I'd like the ability to try regular attys and cartos, low and high resistances with lower and higher voltages, etc...
I'm a big proponent of function over form, so this isn't very important if longer attys have a significant advantage over shorter ones, but I'd rather that the atty be short than long.
Also, (not a prodigy-specific question) do all cartomizers have a style where one must fill them with a syringe? Or, are some open-ended? If they are all syringe-filled, does that mean that dripping is exclusively done with regular attys without using cartridges? If this is true, what is the advantage of using a carto?
Thanks much for any suggestions and/or clarification!
What are the differences between the possible atty attachments for the Prodigy v3?
Here's the list of attys that fit between the 3 different adapters:
510/801/4072/BE112/901/4075/KR808
I'm looking for versatility. I'm still very new to PVs, and I only found out that I can drip with my RN4072 last night. So far, I like dripping more than using the cart. But, I'm still not sure what I'll settle on in the end. Since I don't have a collection of attys built up, I can choose any of the adapters as I'll be buying attys to use with whichever I choose. I'd like the ability to try regular attys and cartos, low and high resistances with lower and higher voltages, etc...
I'm a big proponent of function over form, so this isn't very important if longer attys have a significant advantage over shorter ones, but I'd rather that the atty be short than long.
Also, (not a prodigy-specific question) do all cartomizers have a style where one must fill them with a syringe? Or, are some open-ended? If they are all syringe-filled, does that mean that dripping is exclusively done with regular attys without using cartridges? If this is true, what is the advantage of using a carto?
Thanks much for any suggestions and/or clarification!