306

[dave]

I have seen several references to 306, particularly with reference to atomisers and assumed this was some peculiar thread size but I have now read something that suggests they use 510 threads. If this is correct, what is the significance of the "306" and will they fit a standard 510 device?

[Gordy]

a 306 will fit a 510 connection fine
the atty is very much liked if not prefered by direct drippers and i have been very tempted to order one to give it a go... what apeals to me is the atty is exposed so i can make sure i get it primed enough as i have struggled getting 510's working well.

[jungle]

I assumed the same as Dave, thinking that the "306" was a thread type and now realize that this, for various reasons is the drippers choice and will fit my 510 connection.

I am now looking at getting one from Jason for taste testing juices, as well as one of those cartomiser cleany spinning thingies.

I checked on the price for sending my Boges' around the Large Hadron Collider for one lap as that would proper clean them out but the cost was rather prohibitive and I read somewhere that it could mess with the threads a little and cause leakage.

[Gordy]

Dec 9, 2011 17:46:14 GMT jungle said:

I assumed the same as Dave, thinking that the "306" was a thread type and now realize that this, for various reasons is the drippers choice and will fit my 510 connection.

I am now looking at getting one from Jason for taste testing juices, as well as one of those cartomiser cleany spinning thingies.

I checked on the price for sending my Boges' around the Large Hadron Collider for one lap as that would proper clean them out but the cost was rather prohibitive and I read somewhere that it could mess with the threads a little and cause leakage.

ROFL

[dave]

This was the reason for my interest Gordy - it often being mentioned for dripping and your point about the 306 being exposed explains why. I have been using the basic Riva atomiser to test out new juices which is OK but not great and wanted to get something a bit better and with a lower resistance. I have seen good reports of Cisco and Bauway amongst others and as you say Jason does one.

They are not exactly cheap - £5 ish, so would appreciate a recommendation of a good one to start with - any seasoned drippers got a suggestion?

[Perpetua]

I haven't tried a 306, it's still on my 'to-do' list that I've im'd and am'd about Dave . . . mainly because I like 901's so much for dripping, so I've put it on the back burner.

* Useless information from me there. *

[VE Jason]

The ones I have at the moment are the Joyetech 306, if that helps.

[jungle]

Dec 9, 2011 18:28:18 GMT VE Jason said:

The ones I have at the moment are the Joyetech 306, if that helps.

These ones Jason?

www.vapeescape.co.uk/306lr-atomiser~217

What else do you need to go with them?

[VE Jason]

Yes, thems the ones.

There are standard 306 drip tips to go with them

www.vapeescape.co.uk/306-drip-tip~242

or Cannon Tips

www.vapeescape.co.uk/cherry-vape-dream-tip-%2A%2Athe-cannon-306%2A%2A~236

I'd go with the standard tip unless your planning on taking them up full time, because the Cannon's are a bit pricey.

[Gordy]

this is the order of preference i understand from reading around

CISCO
BAUWAY
JOYE

[domesticextremist]

So if the difference is not thread size,what is it?

It would be really nice if someone could explain quite
what the numbers really mean in a technical sense and
why one is better/worse than another.

I've only used 510 so far, but might try something else
if there were good reason to.

[profbeard]

This should help. It about the Cisco (high spec) 306 atty but they are basically all the same in overall makeup

ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-57-the-cisco-lr-306-atomiser/

These are my second favourite regular atty after LR901 atties

[Scylla]

Do you buy any particular brand of LR901, Prof? From any particular supplier?

[profbeard]

I mostly buy SLB 901 1.7 ohm atties - normally from Liberty Flights

[jungle]

Prof, that was a very useful link, thanks. What does the "306" refer to though?