I agree with DKROM68 regular 510's are fine and will probably out perform 510HV they arent needed at 5v
V2's with HV atomizers?
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OK guys I understand but HV Attys are meant to run at 6v and up to 7.4v and you dont need HV Attys for a 5v device at all. they also might not produce as much Vapor at 5v from my experiance as a regular Atty do to the ohms and specs they are built on so why would you all run HV Atty's and waste your money on these8-o8-o
I use regular 510 and 901 attys at 5v and 6v with no problems. Never tried an HV atty, but my regular ones last for months.
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I agree. I wanted to like dripping and I really wanted one of those cool-looking T-Tips. But (knock wood) the only times I've completely killed a 510 atty at 5v was when I tried dripping. So I'll just stick to my carts.
So far, my attys last about 6 weeks before the draw becomes too hard as to make them unusable. Even then, I've managed to resurrect one to almost like new by doing the dry burn technique. Then (never one to leave well enough alone) I tried dripping again with it a few weeks later. Killed it.
I agree. I wanted to like dripping and I really wanted one of those cool-looking T-Tips. But (knock wood) the only times I've completely killed a 510 atty at 5v was when I tried dripping. So I'll just stick to my carts.
So far, my attys last about 6 weeks before the draw becomes too hard as to make them unusable. Even then, I've managed to resurrect one to almost like new by doing the dry burn technique. Then (never one to leave well enough alone) I tried dripping again with it a few weeks later. Killed it.
Sorry to hear that bud, i love dripping......
Sorry to hear that bud, i love dripping......
Yeah. A lot of people do and swear by it. I really wanted to love it, but I just can't.
My HV ATTY only lasted two day's with my PV2.With out load the pv2 runs at 6.59 volts or so,personally I think it's to high a voltage.My battery box mode runs at 5-volts with a regulator and the atty's don't die for weeks.I think 5-volts without load is the sweet spot for vaping.
Yeah. A lot of people do and swear by it. I really wanted to love it, but I just can't.
Maybe in time Greg....Dripping is not for everyone...
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