Trying Multiple Juices in Same Tank
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Spend an evening looking through the list of 'forum suppliers' (at the top, up there ^), on a price-checking hunt for 510 atomizers - specifically, 510 "bridgeless atomizers". You'll find them, and you'll get a real quick education on what is available, and competitive pricing.
I'm looking at one forum supplier vendor's page right now and the price is under $4 for 510 "bridgeless," atomizer, and under two dollars for a 'shorty' 510 cartomizer, (shorties are a great way to enjoy a bit more of a taste of a flavor that you know you won't vape all day). You can order half a dozen for about the price of one tank. You'll need a 'drip tip' to fit on the top of the atomizer, usually about a dollar or two, depending on plastic, aluminum, etc - (but you change that out so you really only need one....or two, or three
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BC and TC clearomizers can be had all day long for under $6 that will also work well with the Itaze for tasting. The plastic in Polycarbonate clearomizer tanks can react with certain eliquids (citrus/malic acid/cinnamon, etc) so if you're going to keep an eliquid in the tank for any length of time, then go for glass. I have a few models of 'slim' tanks on my Itazte such as the protank2v2mini and the aerotank mini that keep the straight-line look of the Itaze and can be found on sale at under $10-15 dollars.
If the eliquids pass the 510 test, they get to go in a tank and visit 6 to 8 watts.
Good luck!
Spend an evening looking through the list of 'forum suppliers' (at the top, up there ^), on a price-checking hunt for 510 atomizers - specifically, 510 "bridgeless atomizers". You'll find them, and you'll get a real quick education on what is available, and competitive pricing.
I'm looking at one forum supplier vendor's page right now and the price is under $4 for 510 "bridgeless," atomizer, and under two dollars for a 'shorty' 510 cartomizer, (shorties are a great way to enjoy a bit more of a taste of a flavor that you know you won't vape all day). You can order half a dozen for about the price of one tank. You'll need a 'drip tip' to fit on the top of the atomizer, usually about a dollar or two, depending on plastic, aluminum, etc - (but you change that out so you really only need one....or two, or three
. BC and TC clearomizers can be had all day long for under $6 that will also work well with the Itaze for tasting. The plastic in Polycarbonate clearomizer tanks can react with certain eliquids (citrus/malic acid/cinnamon, etc) so if you're going to keep an eliquid in the tank for any length of time, then go for glass. I have a few models of 'slim' tanks on my Itazte such as the protank2v2mini and the aerotank mini that keep the straight-line look of the Itaze and can be found on sale at under $10-15 dollars.
If the eliquids pass the 510 test, they get to go in a tank and visit 6 to 8 watts.
Good luck!
Absolutely. As long as the atomizer reads .4 ohms or higher, it will work.
Not sure what's near you but the store I bought mine from has tanks there loaded with every type of juice they have so you can sample them first.
I also recommend the basic 510 atomizer for testing flavors. I love my ITaste VV v3s, and now a V4, and the 510s are perfect for testing liquids. I make my own (DIY) liquids, and the 510s work great. If you're doing a bunch of flavors in a row, you can just run a few drops of PG through in between. Though the 510s are cheap enough that you can have several.
I also really recommend The Ocelot's http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html blog. It is a very well done introduction.
I also really recommend The Ocelot's http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html blog. It is a very well done introduction.
I've been trying different ejuice flavors and since I dont' want to constantly switch tanks and coils, I've just been rinsing out my Nautilus really well, then folding a bit of paper towel, and using that to clean the tank well. Then I take a qtip and loosen the fiber on the end, and put it gently on my coil to soak up leftover juice. Then I add the new flavor. The first few hits still have the former flavor, but it passes and I get the new juice flavor within a few hits. Ideal? Maybe not, but I don't know how to rebuild coils yet (newbie lol) and I find it works out ok for me as I go through different ejuices from different vendors, trying out what I can for the moment.
That really all depends on your juice. Put some Halo - Captain Jack, Belgian Cocoa or Voodoo in your tank and you will be trying to get the smell and taste out for a couple days.
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