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OrionLonestar

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Aight been being kinda a ghost here on the ECF. Made an account a few weeks ago and this is my first post lol.
Anyways I am fairly new to vaping, for only about 3 weeks, after 10 years of smoking analogs, and ordered the ultimate starter set from V2 and i have been loving it. And As of Monday been mixing my own refills, Got a lot of my information on here the ECF and have been successfully been vaping my own e-juice.
Anyway i do have a question, On alot of the youtube videos i see a bunch of people just dripping a few drops into their PV and vaping away, What i am alittle confused on is their types of setups. Is theirs a tank setup, or a special mod? And if so can anyone point me to some info about them?
 
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Myriad Dark

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Welcome aboard! Seems a little odd to say that since you've been here longer than I have :laugh:. I can't help you out on dripping suggestions since I have no experience with it, but I'm sure a more seasoned member will be along shortly to share some dripping wisdom with you and point you towards some of the best threads.
 

Renzuli

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Welcome , their just dripping into an atty . usually gives a better hit , and more flavor . You use an atty . (your carts went on it ) and a drip tip . ( drip the juice through the hole in the tip ) You can usually drip 2 or 3 drops at a time , without flooding it (gurgling ) When the flavor starts to disappear , or you start to get a burnt taste , it means your atty is dry and needs a few more drops .
 

Stosh

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Welcome to ECF!!

Dripping onto an atty (using a 3-piece setup, battery-atty-cart) is simple but takes
a bit of practice. (if I could have the ones I destroyed starting out..:facepalm:)
Remember to keep the atty damp, not too wet, and don't let it get too hot, too dry.
Balanced properly the flavor and vapor are great.

Cartos (using a 2-piece, battery-carto) is simpler, so long as the carto is damp,
vapor and nic are produced, very simple, easy to use.
 

Ande

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Basically that's it- if you get a "drip tip," then (at least when you're home) you won't have to keep taking it off. You can just drip through the hole in the mouthpiece directly onto the atty.

I use a variety of carts, cartos, and tanks when out and about, but mostly drip at home. Get a few good drip tips, and you're good to go.

Best,
Ande
 

Ande

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Basically that's it- if you get a "drip tip," then (at least when you're home) you won't have to keep taking it off. You can just drip through the hole in the mouthpiece directly onto the atty.

I use a variety of carts, cartos, and tanks when out and about, but mostly drip at home. Get a few good drip tips, and you're good to go.

Best,
Ande
 
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