Question about Cartomizers

[Karrick]

What is the real deference between the 510 soft tip Cartomizers and the 510 LR Cartomizers? And are they deferent from the 306 LR Cartomizers? I have used the 306LR and it makes a pretty thick vapor that is warm just like a analog. Looking at a lot of the dealers online and I mostly find the 510 soft tip style.

Karrick

 

[mlinky]

The soft tips are much easier to fill and refill. The Boge 510 2ohm also give good TH on the eGo.

 

[Rosco]

The "LR" indicates lower resistance. I'm using around 1.7 ohms and they can go above 3 ohms for pv's over 5 volts. You don't want to use a "LR" above about 3.7v or you'll just burn the juice.

 

[Karrick]

I think that i am useing a 3.2 V What I have is a Joye 510. It came with 2 batts,2 Atties and 5 prefilled cartiges. The dealer that I use gave me a 306LR sample and I liked that better than the atties. But right now he is out of all the LR styles after his Christmas sales. Just missed out on some great deals. As I only have one 306 LR left that is why I am trying to find out if the reg 510 soft tip Cart would be as good or not. Thank you for all your help.

Karrick

 

[mlinky]

The 3ohm Boge cartos would work well on the standard 510.

 

[dormouse]

I thought it was LR cartos (lower ohms) you were supposed to avoid using on standard 510 batteries...

I like the 3.x ohm cartos on KR8 (like V4L Coolcarts). Re soft-tip - many vendors will state if cartos are soft-caps or in one case I found that info in the review comments of a carto. The soft caps let you refill without mangling the mouth-end cap because soft-caps come out pretty easily.

 

[mlinky]

3ohm is standard, not LR. I use the 2ohm on my eGo, but the 510 would need 3ohm (don't know if it would kill the battery, but the battery use life is already fairly low on the 510)