profbeard
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I'm a big fan of the Cisco 306s at 1.5ohm. The Olympic 306s are very similar too...
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I've recently bought two new toys with the idea of using them together. This is what I think:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-381-the-kick-by-evolv-and-the-super-t-precise-plus-18500/
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My take on the 306DCA can be read here:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-379-goodsense-vapor-306dca-cloud-9-vaping-special-edition-kit/
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My dripping atties of choice are LR901 with a drip shield (an LR 901 - 1.5 or 1.7ohm gives the very best balance of hit, heat and flavour of any regular price atty IMHO) and LR306 (normally at 1.5ohm). Of the 306 atties 've tried, I still prefer the Ciscos - the Olympics are noisy and the io6s don't last as long as the Ciscos for me... The HH.357 901/306 hybrid is a great driping atty as well (but more expensive)
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Thanks to products bought from Siam Mods and Safercigs, here is a review of my foray into the world of cartomiser tanks
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-369-tanking-with-siam-mods/
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It's a fair guide, but a bit on the cautious side...
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The 306 has the same fitting as a 510 but you will need a306 drip tip. I use Cisco 1.5ohm 306s and really like them. In my view the best of the HH.357 atties is actually the 901/306 hybrid, but you would need a 510 to 901 adapter for that.
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My review of the $40 (and some) AVA LR atomiser from Innovapor is now available here:
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I'd be interested to know with voltage you are using it at and how long it lasts?
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I ordered a couple of these from Safercigs and they came yesterday morning. So after a days use, here are my thoughts on the io6 (and a comparison with the Cisco 306):
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-319-ikenvape-io6-atomiser/
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http://vapersplace.com/groups/prof-beards-blog-group/forum/topic/ikenvape-io6-atomiser/
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If you want to know about the RN4081 see:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-298-minority-atomisers-the-401-4801-and-601-atomisers/
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Aston Martin DB4 Zagato
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Not tried the mega dc cartos. The only 901/808 cartos I've tried are the Boges - they work ok
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This article is the third and last of my “reflections” on things I’ve previously written about. This time I’m reflecting on atomisers, cartomisers etc:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-307-reflections-on-atomisers-and-cartomisers-ive-written-about-january-2012/
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The second of my reflections - this time on Accessories I'd previously written about - is now available:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-305-reflections-on-e-cig-accessories-ive-written-about-january-2012/
The third and final one - on atomisers and cartos - will follow in a few days
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I'm a big fan of Cisco 306s (I use 1.5ohm) - they are excellent on my Apex Ultra in particular
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As a result of a recent "reviewers" thread on UK Vapers (which got pretty grumpy in places), I've written an article which looks back on every e-cig I've written about:
http://ukvapers.com/topic/12281-reflections-on-every-e-cig-ive-written-about/
I plan to do another on all of the accessories and atties/cartos I've written about if this first one is well received
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I'm old school too - my mainstays are 1.7ohm LR 901 and 1.5ohm Cisco 306 atomisers, plus a rebuildable Bulli A2 atty.
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I assume you mean 801 and not 810?
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yeah a simple "mobile cellphone charger" and bring your PT.
whats wrong with the size of a silverbullet or even a 1000mah ego?
if you only want to have something the size of a cig, you are pretty much out of luck, they cost a pretty penny for the crappy battery and don't last at all.
fashion is what you make it, if you think that a larger mod looks bad its only because you "think" it cant be pulled off.
any mod i take out of the house (i never leave with less than 2) people go crazy over; most of whom don't smoke.
on a side note; the screwdriver is junk.. wow i haven't heard talk of that device in ages.
if you want great vape, get something that uses a 18650 battery ( IMR 18650 more precisely ) with a 1.5ohm atty, it will blow the doors off of a 5v.
longest lasting would be the helix (in the case of tube mods) as it uses 26650.
these batteries aren't nearly the length of a hot dog, the 18650 is 65mm long or 2.55 inches and 18mm in diameter or 0.7 inches.
if you haven't as of yet, i would advise going to a vape meet to hold/use/play with the many mods you will see there.
just because you look at it doesnt mean that you will not like it once you try it. i have ate my words many a time after using a device.
I totally agree with the hold/use/play comment. And the comment about using a low res atty rather than 5v...
But I don't agree with comment about 18650 devices. I would far sooner use an 18350/16340/14500 device and carry a single spare battery... Why? Because the device itself is smaller and the device plus spare battery weigh less than the 18650 device.
Re the Screwdriver - why is it "junk"? I still use mine (as well as other things) - I use it with low res 901 atties and it works fine...
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This is an "about" article more than a review - designed to be informative:
http://ukvapers.com/blog/9/entry-298-minority-atomisers-the-401-4081-and-601-atomisers/
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I've done an article about about 701-510 drip tip adapter and the Siam Mods Flow Tip - mainly of interest to Bulli and other repairable atty users:
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I actually prefer devices that use 18350, 16340 and 14500 batteries. Why? The devices, with the batteries in, are smaller and lighter (including a spare battery in your pocket) than devices using 18650s.
Prof's Review of the Precise ELA by Super T
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It's been a while since I did a full review(been occupied with the revived UK Vapers forum), but here is a new one at last (warning - long and image heavy):
Precise ELA by Super T (Long!)