{"id":1172,"date":"2010-10-20T09:21:33","date_gmt":"2010-10-20T13:21:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vapingguides.com\/blog\/?page_id=1172"},"modified":"2011-08-02T20:50:58","modified_gmt":"2011-08-03T00:50:58","slug":"the-hottest-%e2%80%9cnew%e2%80%9d-atomizer-the-306","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/vapingguides.com\/blog\/breaking-news\/the-hottest-%e2%80%9cnew%e2%80%9d-atomizer-the-306\/","title":{"rendered":"The Hottest \u201cNew\u201d Atomizer: The 306!<\/strong><\/em>"},"content":{"rendered":"

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October 20, 2010, reported by DonDaBoomVape<\/em><\/h5>\n

The immense and growing popularity of the Joye (and other versions of the) 306 atomizer<\/strong> is a unique <\/em>phenomenon. Notice the quotes around \u201cNew\u201d in the heading of this article. You see, the Joye 306 model (e.g., the Janty Mini Fogger) is at least as old as the Joye 510, which has dominated the vaping scene for well over a year.<\/p>\n

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As an atomizer\/battery kit, the Joye 306 is a super-mini, with very low mAh. In fact the 306a smaller-battery version (same atomizer) shown above is only 90 mAh. I suspect that low mAh crimped the 306\u2019s popularity for some time. I know I never gave it much attention, gathering information about it for the WWV (see Part IV, page 4<\/a>) only out of conscientiousness. Also, exposed<\/a><\/em> atomizers like the 306 (or M40X) have never been as popular as un<\/em>exposed attys (like the 510, 801, and 901).<\/p>\n

But, a few months ago, vapers started using the 306 atomizer (different from, but fully compatible with the 510) on their eGOs and mods and many really liked it \u2026 some even more than the 510 atty, especially for its flavor<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Then, LR<\/strong> 306\u2019s became available and interest grew. [Remember: Low resistance atomizers are only <\/strong>for 3.7V vaping on 450+ mAh batteries.] For example, Puff loves hers<\/a>. Here is VaporFlow\u2019s demonstration of the LR 306 atomizer they sell:<\/p>\n

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And then, Cisco<\/strong> LR 306\u2019s came on the scene [actually Cisco\u2019s may<\/em> have preceded the other LR 306\u2019s; I\u2019m not sure] and 306 drip tips<\/strong> \u2026 and that\u2019s when this phenomenon really took off. Most vapers who have tried the LR 306 with drip tip are raving about it. [NOTE: I don\u2019t know of anyone who is using the LR 306 with carts.] And Cisco\u2019s <\/em>special Nichrome wire design is getting the lion\u2019s share of the buzz.<\/p>\n

[Cisco is the man who invented the laser mod<\/em>: the tubular counterpart to the NicoStick box mod.]<\/p>\n

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Basilray finds that Cisco LR 306 attys \u201cgive a better pop, and a warmer vape\u201d and calls them \u201cthe future of LR atomizers!\u201d Here\u2019s his review:<\/p>\n

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Vapin\u2019 Valerie especially likes the Cisco LR 306 with a clear<\/em> drip tip:<\/p>\n

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[Strangely, despite the buzz, the \u201cbig name\u201d video reviewers have not yet weighed in on the 306 atty, LR or otherwise.\"\"\"\" ?? ]<\/p>\n

Exactly how the feel of the vape from the 306 differs from the 510 \u2013 and how the Cisco LR 306 differs from other LR 306\u2019s \u2013 needs to be experienced<\/em>. If you have a 450+ mAh 3.7V battery (e.g., fat batt or 3.7V mod) with a 510 fitting, I suggest that you spend 6 to 10 bucks and try one.<\/p>\n