Best atty for dripping?

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getpecked

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I have a ego t which I love but I want to try out dripping. I understand that I can use the batteries from my ego t and just buy regular ego attys for it. Just wanted to know the difference between the type a and b attys and if most types of drip tips fit both? I would like to drip while at home and take my tank system with me when I am out. also how many drips do I drop each time. Please help. yew!
 
The low resistance 306 from Cisco is a world-class dripping machine. It will screw onto your ego batteries with no problem. I get mine from Cisco himself at Avid Vaper : Electronic Cigarettes, E-Liquid and Accessories -- in fact he has a special (or did) for two LR atomizer plus a drip tip. I like the Delrin drip tips as they stay cool where your mouth goes.

Try two drops but you can probably go up to three.

PRIME the atomizer really well first. Several drops, let it soak in, then a few more.

The hit is going to blow you away for sure. It will spoil you for regular vaping.

You COULD drip on a regular resistance atomizer but I think you'd be robbing yourself.

The Low Resistance 510's are said to be very good as well. I like the Cisco LR306 2.0 ohm ones. A tad less hot than the 1.6.

Good luck!!
 

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Bar none, the Ikenvape 2ohm Mini 801 at 4.2V absolutely Rocks the house down with plumes of vapor and more taste than any other Atty for me, I run this set up on my Provari with the vapemate and the special vapemate 801 adapter, I have been at this for a while now and have to say it is the best flavored Atty and set up for flavor and vapor combination I have found to date.!
 

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The low resistance 306 from Cisco is a world-class dripping machine. It will screw onto your ego batteries with no problem. I get mine from Cisco himself at Avid Vaper : Electronic Cigarettes, E-Liquid and Accessories -- in fact he has a special (or did) for two LR atomizer plus a drip tip. I like the Delrin drip tips as they stay cool where your mouth goes.

Try two drops but you can probably go up to three.

PRIME the atomizer really well first. Several drops, let it soak in, then a few more.

The hit is going to blow you away for sure. It will spoil you for regular vaping.

You COULD drip on a regular resistance atomizer but I think you'd be robbing yourself.

The Low Resistance 510's are said to be very good as well. I like the Cisco LR306 2.0 ohm ones. A tad less hot than the 1.6.

Good luck!!

I echo what she said. Make sure you buy the Cisco "XL" drip tip for the 306es as it was designed to be long enough to work with an eGo cone. Pick up a couple of his LR 510s (2.0) as well and a 510 drip tip (no "XL" tip exists, don't need it) and try those too. Both are excellent.
 

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Cisco is a designer who kind of perfected the attys that have his name; LR 510 (1.5 Ohm and now 2.0 too) and the LR 306... which might have a 2.0 Ohm as well as the 1.5....
Bear in mind, i think a good choice is the 2.0 as the 1.5 is quite hot... if you love TH (throat hit) and power vaping.... you may love the 1.5.
IMO, 2.0 is plenty of vapor with a better tasting vape.

Brush up on Dripping 101... it IS the BEST way to get the MOST out of your vape IMO. just don't over drip, or under drip... you'll get the hang of it.



Wow. Thanks everyone for the info. I'm gonna give the lr306 2.0ohm a go I think. whats this cisco thing about though? Is that the brand of atty or the person that sells them? I can get them here in aus without there being such a shipping cost but they are joye.
 
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