Question? Why has no one made a dripping atty e-pipe??????

[tc1]

I have a couple e-pipes and I have a couple rebuildable attys...I cannot envision how you could place the atty in the bowl. The attys do not work upside down and your opening for the vapor above the coil. So you would have to drip, put on a airtight cap, fire the atty drawing the vapor out the top, down the inside of the bowl, through a tube past the battery to the stem. Would take some mighty lungs.

My best thought would be a Bavarian style pipe with a long bowl and you could us the lower stem to hold the battery.

I don't know ... your going to lose a lot of flavor with a stem like that. Worth a try though. I need to do a simple graphic of what I was talking about because I honestly think it would give a solid vaping experience along with a pretty cool look.


Problem with pipe smokers would be that they are so use to that very warm and strong flavor. So in designing something we have to take that into account.

Remember vapor doesn't interact the same way as smoke.

 

[izdalion]

I'll be posting tomorrow with some more ideas (hopefully) so please keep the ideas rolling
Great ideas by the way and I would love to see a graphic tc1, awesome!

 

[everthefool]

Why do people prefer dripping is there difference in taste?

 

[izdalion]

Why do people prefer dripping is there difference in taste?

Depends on what your dripping on. The flavors are more pronounced when dripping.
In this case, the epipe, it would be more authentic to the pipe.

 

[tc1]

Why do people prefer dripping is there difference in taste?

Depends on what your dripping on. The flavors are more pronounced when dripping.
In this case, the epipe, it would be more authentic to the pipe.

Dependant on the juice too.

The reality is ... the shorter the path the vapor travels ... the more flavor you generally get. Drip attys provide a short pathway. So do genesis style attys ... which is why they've gained so much popularity.

 

[Jerms]

Dependant on the juice too.

The reality is ... the shorter the path the vapor travels ... the more flavor you generally get. Drip attys provide a short pathway. So do genesis style attys ... which is why they've gained so much popularity.

I disagree with this. Tho the shorter path does provide a warmer vape I don't notice much change in flavor. I tried a top coil clearomizer that had the coil right near my lips and it was a very muted flavor. When I use long drip tips on an atomizer the flavor stays the same as a short dt, just not as warm.

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[tc1]

Dependant on the juice too.

The reality is ... the shorter the path the vapor travels ... the more flavor you generally get. Drip attys provide a short pathway. So do genesis style attys ... which is why they've gained so much popularity.

I disagree with this. Tho the shorter path does provide a warmer vape I don't notice much change in flavor. I tried a top coil clearomizer that had the coil right near my lips and it was a very muted flavor. When I use long drip tips on an atomizer the flavor stays the same as a short dt, just not as warm.

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Flavors tend to "stick" from my experience. .The longer the pathway ... the less the flavor imho.

 

[LeakiWick]

Oh give em time,, it will happen,,,

 

[Jerms]

Oh give em time,, it will happen,,,

Yes, and hopefully I'll be able to afford it when it does. Maybe I can be ummm what are they called.. "testers"

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[Njt07]

Why wouldnt you put a bottle or a liquid resevoir in the bowl with a button on the top. Push the button till it clicks and it feeds an atty through a tube right at the mouth piece connected to an auto battery? I have no time to make mods, i have some good ideas though...

 

[Absintheur]

A small bottle in the stem to feed a bottom feed atty would work. To keep the stem from looking overly fat it would have to be a sample sized bottle tho. If you used a metal tube for the stem you could use a V-Mod size bottle without it looking odd. I have an e-pipe that work like a Spheriod atty with a fiber fill tank to feed the atty in the stem.

 

[MP2012]

If you want to keep the stem clear you could place a large flat battery like you find in watches in the base.

 

[Absintheur]

Someone would have to make that type of battery first, current batteries that size are not very high mAh rated nor are they high drain.

Personally I think it will be a breakthrough in battery design that will fuel the next generation of APVs.

 

[Unforeseen]

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