One thing that took me quite a while to actually understand (and the main reason I moved to cartomizer/tank setups) is that when dripping, you are going to need to drip 3 drops or so for every 3-4 puffs you take. It will feel like you are dripping more than vaping, but if the coil doesn't stay wet, you are going to have a bad time. There is also a fine line between keeping the coil wet and flooding the atty. Some people have good results with bottom feeders, (I haven't tried them, but it seems like a good way to mitigate the hassle of keeping up with a bottle of juice and feeding the atty), but the most important thing is to experiment with a few different styles until you find what works best for you. It may require a little monetary investment, but there are plenty of vapers who will buy your unwanted equipment at reasonable prices. This has been a 4 year journey for me, and there have definitely been some bad vapes along the way, but I can tell you that everyone I know that has kept searching for the right setup for them has at least found something that keeps them off analogs, and that is probably the most important thing.