Question about buying atomizers for my tornado

[unfadeable]

So I am thinking about buying some attys for my tornado for future usage. Anyone know any other good sites to buy attys besides totallywicked that will compatible with my tornado batteries?

I'm a newbie so this is the only place i can post until i reach my post count required.

 

[Jessara]

Hi and welcome to ECF!

Edited because apparently I can't read, lol. Just realized you were asking about atty's, not batteries. Sorry about that!

Any atty with 510 threading should work fine on your Tornado.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

Tornados have 510 threading so you should be able to buy from a lot of places. I usually get mine from MadVapes, LiteCigUSA or PureSmoker.

 

[unfadeable]

next question whats the difference between a low resistance atomizer and a regular atomizer? and which one should i buy?

 

[JollyRogers]

LR is usually 1.5 - 2.0Ω's in resistance vice ~2.3Ω's for a regular, all depending on what brand of 510 you purchase. They run hotter and burn more joice, but usualy produce more vapor. Some LR will last a week and others a month, all luck I believe. I prefer the LR 510's over the regular 510 attomizers. I would get a couple of each to try yourself. Some good places are Cignot, LiteCig, Madvapes, RockyMountainVapor, Nhaler, and many others I haven't even mentioned. 510 threading is very popular and common, most vendors have them at varying price points varying around $7.

 

[unfadeable]

thanks for the responses

 

[Dpowell]

Thats helps alot! So in your opinion the LR are better? and why? which one lasts longer usually?

 

[WomanOfHeart]

Be very careful using LR attys with your Tornado. If you really want to try LR, I would highly suggest not going below 2.0ohms, otherwise you could be asking for trouble. Tornado, eGo, Riva type PV's use a MOSFET switch that can be burned out by the higher temps generated by LR attys. They really aren't meant to used with them. There are a lot of people who do use LR on them quite successfully, but they understand that there is a risk of losing that battery. LR attys are designed to be used with 3.7V batteries. Tornados are only 3.4V at best, 3.2 under load.

 

[hairball]

Be very careful using LR attys with your Tornado. If you really want to try LR, I would highly suggest not going below 2.0ohms, otherwise you could be asking for trouble. Tornado, eGo, Riva type PV's use a MOSFET switch that can be burned out by the higher temps generated by LR attys. They really aren't meant to used with them. There are a lot of people who do use LR on them quite successfully, but they understand that there is a risk of losing that battery. LR attys are designed to be used with 3.7V batteries. Tornados are only 3.4V at best, 3.2 under load.

I second this...I've had two batteries that only lasted 1 1/2 months due to using LR's. If you are wanting to use LR's, go to a non-proprietary device like puresmoker's Icon. One, in which, you have to remove the batteries to charge it.