Atomiser help please

[beautycat]

Never thought of using one before, my brain would not compute it seemed as hard as the cartos

I would like to know what are the easiest atomisers to use please and how long do they last

[timnowvapes]

What's wrong with your nice new one that arrived?

Pretty much everything you vape has an atomizer in, you change the 'atomizer' heads - something you can do (saw it on your other post)



The rebuildables are probably the more difficult to master, but everything should be quite easy to vape

[beautycat]

Sorry timo, I like the look of my new one, haven't tried it yet,

Was wondering how long they lasted and whether you chuck them like the old vision egos when they've had it or do you do something else to them

Sorry to sound so clueless but I am totally clueless

[timnowvapes]

I am only presuming here, but like you could re-wick / re-coil your visions, you could do the same with your new atty?

.......then next you'll be buying a Penelope

[beautycat]

Ha ha, I don't rewicking or recoil I just shove the new head in

And Penelope no, I don't think so, I if win won ever you can have first dibs

[timnowvapes]

Ha ha, I don't rewicking or recoil I just shove the new head in

even with my poor dexterity in fingers hands and wrists, I can whip up a new wick & coil under 2.2 Ohms in a few mins

Give it a go, you'll be surprised at how easy it is

[giles]

Do you mean something like this Beautycat?

Is it for you? Why do you want one? It's not as easy to use as a tank/nova, except for dripping.

Personally I don't see why anybody drips except to taste a juice without having to fill up a tank.

Freedomvape is about the cheapest I think.

Drip a couple of drops directly onto the mesh, put in your cheapest drip tip (the one that falls out too easily) and vape

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[beautycat]

Hi giles no it's not like that ill see if I can find a picture,

Those things look scary

[Gordy]

i use a 306 atty for dripping
its the simplest and most flavoursome atty i have experienced

reason for dripping include as giles said, to taste test the juice but also to give you one of the most pure vaping experience

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

The esiest atties to use are prob things like visions/starduts/nova's/clearo's I should think BC and all can be rewicked or new heads bought for them. They all last various amounts of time.

In terms of rebuildables, they sound scarey but to be honest you can not get simpler than a RDA to rewick, it does seem if the very word is putting you off but you would be so suprised how easy a RDA is, and they work put as cheap as chips. All you do with modern rebuildables like the RDA is get one bit of wire, coil it around the wick, take both ends and attatch in the two screws. The VH rebuilds the Vapingthings rebuilds etc are about half the price of the RDA and can be just as good a vape but the screws and work area are a lot smaller. the RDA will prob last you forever and you would make a coil maybe once a week to once a month depending on what juice you use.

[beautycat]

Maybe I'll get a bit braver then and give it a go

[Bluefish]

It only get's harder when you move to mesh coils bc, but one step at a time

[giles]

Nov 3, 2012 16:10:22 GMT beautycat said:

Those things look scary

No, Goth's mod is scary

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[beautycat]

Nov 3, 2012 16:50:03 GMT Bluefish said:

It only get's harder when you move to mesh coils bc, but one step at a time

Arggghhhh

[djs]

Nov 3, 2012 12:47:58 GMT beautycat said:

I would like to know what are the easiest atomisers to use please and how long do they last

I bought two last week, with the intention of
a) dripping in juice to test
b) trying out juice for as long as a cart lasts, (for 40p rather than a £1.25 carto) which is not very long.

I tested some suspected "bad" juice in it (which had killed two Kangers) and I think it's killed the atomiser too.

I put it in the ultra-sonic cleaner (got permission off the Mrs!) and it still tasted like a new kind of e-liquid I'm calling "loft filler burn-out"...or alternatively "Guy Fawkes Acrid Ash"

So, that's another £4.95 added to my Vapesaster fund.