306 atty on 510's

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mwa102464

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Okay...the drip tip goes completely over the bridge down to where it connects to the batt? That is what I am having a hard time picturing....I know the threading is the same, but the atty has an exposed bridge (at least the ones I have seen on the vendor sites I have been to)...

the drip tip goes down to the bottom of the Atty NOT the Batt, there is a little flat shelf or ledge running around the bottom of the 306 that the drip tip seats to, then you screw that to you batt or you can slip the drip tip on over the Atty but it is best to install it first then use that drip tip to help you screw on your Atty, this little ledge where the drip tip seat to is what stops your liquid from running out the bottom of the Atty
 

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If you got a 306 drip tip with it, just put it on and drip down into it.

These need to be primed properly. I think they say to drip 5 drops and let it sit for 20 minutes. Then drip 3 more, blow it out, and then drip 3 more and vape. I dont think that is exactly the right way, but that is how I do it and it works.

if you dont have the drip tip, just pull the cart off, and drip right onto the bridge sticking up, or into the gap between the bridge and the cup where the coil is. I do this by tilting the atty slightly and dripping into the slot.
 

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You could make a really easy mod to use a 510 drip tip on a 306. Cut the 306 cart down to about the top of the 306, take a sleeve off a dead 510 atty or carto, slide the cart on the 306 atty then slide the sleeve over the 306 cart and use a 510 drip tip.
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These need to be primed properly. I think they say to drip 5 drops and let it sit for 20 minutes. Then drip 3 more, blow it out, and then drip 3 more and vape. I dont think that is exactly the right way, but that is how I do it and it works.

You don't need to wait 20 minutes or blow it out and redrip. Just make sure the bridge/coil is completely wet before vaping it.

My priming method is a bit different since I use a Reo. I feed a bit of juice and suck it into the atty without pushing the activator button. Then I give it a very short vape and if it still seems dry, I repeat the process. I do debridge and dewick my 306's first though, so the chance of introducing a burnt taste that won't go away is much less.
 

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That little trick has been around for quite some time now I posted this Months ago, works well never the less

It has been around a very long time I have seen many postings about it. no idea who originally came up with it though. I never claim it as my own, but I do like to show people that don't know about it
 
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