Which atty?

[varalMCheelflip]

Which 510 atty would be best to use for at 5v?

My eGo just stopped working so i think the 5v must have killed it

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

Which 510 atty would be best to use for at 5v?

My eGo just stopped working so i think the 5v must have killed it

I'm not sure what you are saying but the ego is not 5V. It's under 3.7V. That's why people use lr atty's on them.

 

[varalMCheelflip]

I had an eGo regular 510 atty on a 5v juice box I made, now it doesnt work anymore, which regular 510 atty would be best to use at 5v?

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

I had an eGo regular 510 atty on a 5v juice box I made, now it doesnt work anymore, which regular 510 atty would be best to use at 5v?

I see what you are saying now.
I dunno.

 

[Rockalot]

This is a good question

I've had good luck with DSE 510 Atomizer. Manufactured by SLB 3.2 to 3.4 ohms.

 

[doots]

I like The 306 attys at 5v. they have 510 threads. I drip. They work great and hold up good.

Not that 510s don't,

but probably what Rock suggested would work best for you if you want to use 510's..

 

[LACENAIRE35]

To find the right Aty for you voltage used :

To find a theoretical measurements about : "Sweet Spot." you need to know several data.

The Voltage of the batteries used : (E = voltage in volts)

The current of your batteries : ( I = current in amps )

It's very important You know your Aty's tension by using a multimeters. ( R = resistance in ohms )

Thanks to this three data you will find the Power ( P = power in watts )

Some people are agree to say the sweet spot is between 8 and 10W.

For me we could up to 12W.

This, are just theoretical measurements...

With standard aty we have very limited possibilities to change it to find OUR sweet spot. Some Aty don't have the same tension; you can also change categories of ATY : between LR ----> VHV...

But today there are evolution about Aty.

For ex, Aty A1. With it, we can change his resistive filament, and be able to find very precisely your sweet spot...

Joel