Who else loves 901 atties?

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dspin

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We use PGA everclear.
We blow out juice from atty, soak for less than 5 minutes. We use just enough pga in a very small glass bowl (like spice bowl when cooking) to cover 2-3 attys.
Pick up attys and drain, repeat filling and draining until steady stream (usually just twice).
Then blow out PGA from attys, and stand them upside down on paper towel over night.

We save the used PGA in a small glass jar, and reuse until it starts to discolor.
We also use some of this same PGA on the syringes after mixing, we pour some in a shot glass and pull it into the syringes, then shoot it into the sink. we dont reuse it from the syringes.

Thanks for the detail info.. I'm going to try that
 

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Like i've said before, regular 901 attys at 3.7v are like vaping through a damp washcloth for me, they have to be at 5v for me to enjoy them, i just tried one of ikenvapes LR901 attys which are 2.0 ohm and they are the sweet spot for me, the 1.5 ohm ones are way too hot for my mods at 3.7v, i can only tolerate them on a Riva battery which is in the lower 3v's.
 

Mr.Self_Destruct

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i really like 901's. I especially like LR 901 attys.

I have found I cannot stand up a mod if i have a 901 on it. I use blue foam and if i stand it up on end the entire cart drains and leaks out the hole. I just lay it down now and have very little problems with leaking.

I do find if i use one on an ego, that having a long adapter works best. I like the hole for the atty to be above the cone.

I have used blu, 306, LR 306, 510, LR 510, 901, LR 901, 801, LR 801. And of course cartos. Boge 510, Boge LR 510, SLB, SLB LR 510, 306, 801.

Still prefer the LR 901 over all.
 
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