I see that this takes 510 natively, but what do you recommend I order with the Darwin to get the best experience since I have no 510 atomizers or anything for that series yet. Thank you,
Recommended atomizer with Darwin?
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Honestly... anything you want to use will be great. I've used 801s, 901s, 902s, 306s.. you name it.
I personally do not recommend using LR atties on the Darwin. A lot of them out there are cheaply made, and you'll end up killing them quick. The Cisco LRs will probably stand up better, but there is no point in using them on the Darwin, or any VV device, either. Keep them for your 3.7v mods.
HV atties are very nice on it, though.
I personally do not recommend using LR atties on the Darwin. A lot of them out there are cheaply made, and you'll end up killing them quick. The Cisco LRs will probably stand up better, but there is no point in using them on the Darwin, or any VV device, either. Keep them for your 3.7v mods.
HV atties are very nice on it, though.
I have to agree with Angus here...I have used all my favorite attys and am also using attys that I had Love/Hate relationships with...I always loved the 801 at HV but sort of fell out of love when I started using LR306s.
Now I can dial in the perfect watts with them and really enjoy the xtra flavor I always liked before.
I have also been using Greencig cartos at 7 watts which seems to get them just a little warmer than they run on standard batts without getting dried out...I always loved the Western Flavor but sort of laid them down when I started using LR cartos in favor of the increased vapor and warm hit. Now I can just adjust that without drying them out or burning them up.
I realy think, as with anything else, when this hits the users hands your going to see more variations than you can read...
Drew
Now I can dial in the perfect watts with them and really enjoy the xtra flavor I always liked before.
I have also been using Greencig cartos at 7 watts which seems to get them just a little warmer than they run on standard batts without getting dried out...I always loved the Western Flavor but sort of laid them down when I started using LR cartos in favor of the increased vapor and warm hit. Now I can just adjust that without drying them out or burning them up.
I realy think, as with anything else, when this hits the users hands your going to see more variations than you can read...
Drew
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lol @ angus!
Well perhaps once the Darwin goes live, we will see a thread with all the juices perfect dial in temps and what not. Thank's for the replies.
Well perhaps once the Darwin goes live, we will see a thread with all the juices perfect dial in temps and what not. Thank's for the replies.
I honestly think that is going to be a matter of personal preference. I don't think any two people are going to have the same perfect wattage for juice.
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Thats what I was trying to say , but I ranted instead...I really think there will be tons of comments on liquid/atomizer/cartomizer combinations with this...
Drew
Right now all I have are 901 atomizers and they are old.
What atomizers do I need to order with my Darwin to get a good experience? It uses the 510 natively so what are some good 510 atomizers you can recommend and should I use low resistance with the Darwin or essentially it shouldn't even matter right? Thank you,
What atomizers do I need to order with my Darwin to get a good experience? It uses the 510 natively so what are some good 510 atomizers you can recommend and should I use low resistance with the Darwin or essentially it shouldn't even matter right? Thank you,
One of things I've noticed about Cisco 1.5ohm attys is their tendency to scorch subtler tasting juices. Shouldn't a Darwin user be dial down the wattage a bit under that circumstance?
I've been a 3.7 guy for a while, but love the fresh off the charger feeling when my batteries are actually 4.1 or 4.2v. Call me daft, but you should just be able to dial that in for the 'fresh' feeling all day, right?
I've been a 3.7 guy for a while, but love the fresh off the charger feeling when my batteries are actually 4.1 or 4.2v. Call me daft, but you should just be able to dial that in for the 'fresh' feeling all day, right?
You are both exactly right...But you can do this with any atomizer...I have been really liking 2.0 Ohm cartos though also....Thanks
DRew
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I don't know any of the math on voltages / amps / ohms, or whether these have any bearing on mAh and low res atty/cartos.
But, a question came to mind; I find that the 2.0 ohm cartos produce great vapor on my ego, but they are hot enough to dry
up quick if I vape to close together or don't top off frequently. Bearing in mind that everyone says you shouldn't use low res
on any batt less than 450 mAh ( I know the Darwin has high enough mAh ); if you set a low wattage with a low res atty/carto,
will this cause any damage to the batty? ( immediate or cumulative )
But, a question came to mind; I find that the 2.0 ohm cartos produce great vapor on my ego, but they are hot enough to dry
up quick if I vape to close together or don't top off frequently. Bearing in mind that everyone says you shouldn't use low res
on any batt less than 450 mAh ( I know the Darwin has high enough mAh ); if you set a low wattage with a low res atty/carto,
will this cause any damage to the batty? ( immediate or cumulative )
Short and simple answer is no...Using less watts will not damage the batteries. Thanks
Drew
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