Anyone dripping with their Triton?

[bigt]

What are you using? I converted some used cartos into dripping attys by simply ripping out the top and pulling out the polyfill. The problem is the Halo cartos polyfill must be glued a bit at the bottom because I can't seem to get every last bit of polyfill out. There's still a small amount at the bottom which is enough to hold the flavor of the previous juice a little bit. Which is a little bit too much for me.

So anyone have a dripping atty they are using on their Triton batteries?

 

[chris736]

I left a mini G6 tank in boiling water a bit too long and melted the black mouth piece. So I took that and the coil cover off then put a normal cartomizer rubber end on it. I use it on my Triton vv to test VG/PG ratios and flavors. I'm only two weeks into vaping so I'm still testing out different combos of ingredients and dripping makes it easy. I haven't tried dripping with a carto yet.

 

[bigt]

So you drip into the coil directly not the bottom of the tank? Does it rinse out easy?

 

[ckmeyers]

You might want to go read the Halo thread titled
"Bad batch of product, and customer support won't respond."
The subject of dripping has been discussed there.

 

[kdb424]

I highly suggest getting an 808 to 808 adaptor as it will protect your battery from liquid. Even if you are careful, you can still cause damage. The adaptor will stop liquid from getting in and it already has short protection, so no worries with one of those.