Provari 2.5 + a dozen juices on the way ... how to test?

[Mo T]

Dear all ...

I want to quit smoking so I am jumping straight into a Provari, along with the mod I ordered a dozen juices to see what I like, now I read that the best way to test juice is using an atty instead of the 1.8ohm Aspire nautilus, so I am trying to figure out what atty will work with a Provari, can anyone help post links to the gear I need to get this done?

I'm new to vaping and find it quite confusing at the point.

Thank you

 

[Docbrown121]

First off congrats on the provari, but what color, led color, pictures. We want the whole nine yards! I always use 510 cartomizers for trying a lot of flavors. I order them from ProVape so I can rack up some points. Congrats on kicking the stinkies!

http://www.provape.com/510-Low-Resistance-Cartomizer-Black-5-Pack-p/lr510cartomizer.htm

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[Mogy]

I did the same thing and got their cartomizers for juice testing...

 

[TotlKaos]

Yup... cartomizers are the best choice for sampling. that way you don't waste anything and it's real easy to change up to try another.
You can buy the Cisco spec ones and get no filler so it is just a bare coil (which is what I use) that way you don't have the old juice stuck in the carto. I also have an Igo with a stand alone coil that I use also.. no wick just a coil.. drop or 2 of juice and vape. Cleans up easy with a run under the tap and and burn the coil to clear it out.
Just a couple of suggestions!

 

[Mo T]

Thanks for your help folks, I got a Silver with extended cap, I really wanted a polished stainless steel but they only look good when super clean and I thought it is going to be hard to maintain that on the long term.

For these 510 cartomizers, do you just clean them with water and dry them out inbetween flavors?

Thanks

 

[The Ocelot]

Cartomizers for sampling? I think you mean atomizers. I have a blog on direct dripping you might find helpful:

Drip, Drip, Drip…

The liquid in a cartomizer is held in batting/filler material, wrapped around a heat coil. Depending on the size, it can hold quite a bit of juice. It's not very practical for sampling flavors, since the filler material isn't easy to clean and retains flavors. A carto can be used alone or in a carto tank.

(the hole is so it can be used in a tank)

Atomizers don't have filler. They are just a coil, wick and often a mesh bridge.

 

[Baditude]

Guide to Juice Attachments

 

[slappy3139]

HH357 bridgeless 510 atomizers are excellent for sampling flavors

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[Mogy]

Another excellent excellent blog by the great O tysoverymuch