ugo and vgo and ego

[lokivapor]

can someone give me some tips and tricks for the maga cone atty (type A)

 

[lokivapor]

plz some one help

 

[Ladypixel]

Is it a type A tank atomizer you're using (the ego-T type system)? If so, what problems are you experiencing?

 

[lokivapor]

no its a ugo from digitalciggz.com it is an regular maga atty built-in the cone just want some tips to get batter flavor I am direct dripping

 

[tj99959]

Never tried that atty, and I doubt that you will find many that have. So about the only thing I can suggest is to get a different atty.
Not what you wanted to hear I know, but there are just a lot of great atties to choose from.

 

[lokivapor]

what's a good 510 ego atty

 

[Vandal996]

Stardust works great on my ProVari.

 

[tj99959]

what's a good 510 ego atty

A normal 510 atty is a good place to start (they will fit inside your eGo cone). They come in a variety of different resistances to suit your individual taste. From there the sky is the limit, there is the I06, the 306, HH-357, and on and on.

 

[lokivapor]

ty for all the help how can I get good flavor out of a 510 atty

 

[tj99959]

ty for all the help how can I get good flavor out of a 510 atty

Proper match of power and resistance. Once you know where your sweet spot is (measured in watts), it's pretty easy to do.
I normally vape at 8 +/- 0.3 watts. Knowing that I just plug the resistance of the atty and 8 watts into http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/ohms_law_calculator.php and it tells me what voltage I want to set my PV at.

Conversely, with a set voltage PV, I can plug in the voltage and the 8 watts, and it will tell me what resistance atty to grab.
A good place to start when looking for your sweet spot is around 7 watts, and then work your way up to what you like best. If you start out to hot, you will not be able to taste your sweet spot when you get there.

 

[lokivapor]

ty for all the help how can I get good flavor out of a 510 atty

Proper match of power and resistance. Once you know where your sweet spot is (measured in watts), it's pretty easy to do.
I normally vape at 8 +/- 0.3 watts. Knowing that I just plug the resistance of the atty and 8 watts into Ohm's Law Calculator and it tells me what voltage I want to set my PV at.

Conversely, with a set voltage PV, I can plug in the voltage and the 8 watts, and it will tell me what resistance atty to grab.
A good place to start when looking for your sweet spot is around 7 watts, and then work your way up to what you like best. If you start out to hot, you will not be able to taste your sweet spot when you get there.

I'm not good with watts my ugo is 3.7 volts sorry I'm a bad spaller lol how do I find out the watts