This is education for drippers, or wanna-be drippers.
No derailment as far as I can see.
Very well said.
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No derailment as far as I can see.
This is education for drippers, or wanna-be drippers.
No derailment as far as I can see.
Very well said.
Lol, true. I see your point about cleaning though, I've had atties work a long time without doing the cleaning. Started cleaning when I got a HH because for nearly $25 I wasn't gonna risk screwing up the dry burn and just made it a habit since. Few hours in alcohol after using the same atty for 3 days, blow out and fill with plain VG, and put it at the end of the rotation
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Welcome to flavor country!
Some people take to it right away, but many (like me) needed a lot of practice to get the hang of it. Even if the learning curve seems steep, it's worth it! After a while I would vape for hours and not even notice I was dripping often, becomes second nature.
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yeah, I don't vape tobaccos or dark juices..
I've had one cisco last ~a year.. for me, they last any where from 4 to 8 months. they don't really pop, they just stop putting out good vapor.
I've tried a few other "brands" or sources of attys, and some of them would barely last a month.
my cleaning method:
1. go to the sink and cup my hand under the faucet, grab a handful of water.
2. use my atty (with drip tip attached) as a straw, and suck up the water out of my hand.
3. spit water out in sink.
4. repeat steps 2 and 3 as many times as possible until the water gets too hot to handle
5. suck as much air as possible through atty to dry, sling out whatever I can.
6. re-prime atty by dripping a bunch of juice in it, let it soak in, then blow all that juice out in a napkin.
7. drip and vape
whole procedure only takes a few minutes...
I only clean when it starts tasting off, usually about every week or so.
Ok that's one I haven't heard before lol.
Those Cisco specs have great coils. Always many wraps lined up perfectly, and spot on with the ohm.
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I like the way their coils are made, I think that's what really sets them apart from other attys. others will have a few wraps all spaced out.. ciscos are always wrapped like 10-14 tiimes really close together- looks like a spring on an old screen door.
Yep! EmpireMods does the same thing too. I just opened the 510 to see if it's the same as their Premium 901 and it is. Hard to count, but at least a dozen perfectly lined-up wraps in there.
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I am looking at the Aero and an EM 510 and the Aero has a slightly bigger cup and the coils are ever so closer (but the EM coils are great), but they perform the same IMO. Now the Aeros are not exactly "Cisco-Specs" so, this is not about those.
I never had much success with alcohol or soaking. (I'm sure it works for other people though)
the ones I cleaned with alcohol seemed to die quicker. I could have been doing it wrong, idk
The best thing for me has been Want2Vape atty refresher. Works for Dr. Vapenstein and works for me--though, I didn't think it would.
cool deal, I'll have to try some of their 306s out.
not to sound trendy, but I wish cisco (or somebody else) would start offering 306s in lower resistance than 1.5... 1.2 or 1.3 would be killer imo.
I love dripping! I bought thousands of dollars worth of rebuildables, and they just didn't do it for me. I also hated building coils. I never liked cartos either - I don't care what people say, I can feel a weird "coating" in my mouth and throat after I use cartomizers.
My favorite atty's are (in no particular order)
Empire Mods Premium 901 (with a drip shield to tighten up the draw)
HH 357 510's (LB or normal)
Cisco Spec 510
Cisco Spec 306
IKV 510
I get them all at 1.5 ohms, except for the IKV - I like those better at 1.8.
My favorite atty's are (in no particular order)
Empire Mods Premium 901 (with a drip shield to tighten up the draw)
HH 357 510's (LB or normal)
Cisco Spec 510
Cisco Spec 306
IKV 510
I get them all at 1.5 ohms, except for the IKV - I like those better at 1.8.
Man, those EM 306s blew my mind! I also got a Mawn SS 306 drip tip that made the whole experience that much better than delrin.
I used 91% Isopropyl (I refuse to have the iso argument so no one even try lol). I used the same cleaning steps that Hanna who makes the HH suggests and it worked well for me. Lot's of different courses people take to reach the same destination, a well working atty.
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Yeah, someone told me that w2v's atty refresher was likely Everclear and pg (or something like that), but I find no problem supporting them with a product like that. I only use it once every blue moon as most of my attys last way over a month before I need to do anything other than blow them out. I got two Joyes in rotation right now that are over a month and a half old and putting out fantastically.
Sweet! Always nice to see some love for a 901. I always got my Iken's at 1.8 ohm too. I used drip shields with all my atties, made life easier and the ones at EM just look so cool. I throw them on a carto when I take an eGo out on-the-go to jazz it up a little.
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Not only do I drip, I only drip with autos. Though I do use CE4's on occasion right now I primarily use an eGo-C with a modified base and adapter, an Echo carto with the filler removed and a J108, which is like a 306 but with a higher bridge and a lighter draw.
Dripping on my Sidesho was the only thing to keep me from craving cigarettes completely, and that was after 6 months of vaping. I will always drip.
Though I am eyeing that eRoll for work.
Dripping on my Sidesho was the only thing to keep me from craving cigarettes completely, and that was after 6 months of vaping. I will always drip.
Though I am eyeing that eRoll for work.
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