Best atty for dripping?

[bdRICKYbd]

been dripping on a 901 atty for a while now and the last few months have noticed that it seems to leak a lot. leaks from the hole down into the battery connector. not a big issue but i dont like to wipe it off all the time. do the 801s or 510s leak less?

 

[jaxx]

been dripping on a 901 atty for a while now and the last few months have noticed that it seems to leak a lot. leaks from the hole down into the battery connector. not a big issue but i dont like to wipe it off all the time. do the 801s or 510s leak less?

I use the 510 and it still leaks sometimes, especially where the atty and cart connect. I think part of it has to do with the thickness of juice you are using. One thing I did notice is that after I got a T-tip, it rarely leaks anymore. The t-tip channels the drips right into the middle of the atty, evenly disbursing the juice. You might want to check them out, I rarely have a leaking issue anymore.

 

[mwa102464]

I find the 801 low bridge the best

 

[Kent C]

been dripping on a 901 atty for a while now and the last few months have noticed that it seems to leak a lot. leaks from the hole down into the battery connector. not a big issue but i dont like to wipe it off all the time. do the 801s or 510s leak less?

Depends - 510 runs warm, 901 less, 801 cooler. Different flavors responds differently. The better question would be which battery because all attys have holes and it's the batt connection that can get you in trouble. In that sense - the Chameleon is the best dripping mod. The switch and batt are totally modular and separated and sealed from the actual connection.

 

[mwa102464]

I would agree with the battery difference making flavors taste different, however I think you will have a lot of competition on what mod, my GGTS can run a 510,801 without changing anything and then I can switch to any voltage I want with any Atty I want very easily and very quickly, not wanting to start a debate here I just think there would be a lot of differences on which mod is best for dripping because of so many variables

 

[Kent C]

I would agree with the battery difference making flavors taste different, however I think you will have a lot of competition on what mod, my GGTS can run a 510,801 without changing anything and then I can switch to any voltage I want with any Atty I want very easily and very quickly, not wanting to start a debate here I just think there would be a lot of differences on which mod is best for dripping because of so many variables

I should have said 'one of the best' Or the best I have, but you're right from what I can gather from the similarly modular GGTS. It's a beaut. And the variable voltage would be huge too.

 

[bdRICKYbd]

im happy with the 901 just wish it didnt leak so much through the bottom hole. some attys seem to leak more than others so maybe its just how they are made. there all slb stamped but seem to perform differently from time to time.

 

[aschmidy]

I find my 901 leaks the least and I am a big time dripper. The 901 for me is a nice smooth relaxing vape. I use a Protege and there is a well in the adapter that catches any leaking which is a plus. My 510 leaks quite a bit, I seem to have to clean if off a lot more than 901. But I find it can't be beat for a nic fit. For a ecig without a mod I like my 401 the best. Nice size and neat and tidy for out and about.
Just my thoughts.

 

[sadtranz]

been dripping on a 901 atty for a while now and the last few months have noticed that it seems to leak a lot. leaks from the hole down into the battery connector. not a big issue but i dont like to wipe it off all the time. do the 801s or 510s leak less?

Think what happen's is atty starts to go off song after about a week or so then you try to compensate with extra juice

 

[wv2win]

I think the BE112 is one of the better atty's for dripping.

 

[hecknaw]

Yep!! I may be the odd-man-out,I have to sound out for the 401, it's the only atty that i've used almost a year now and I only drip! 2 or 3 drops and er goodago!!

 

[sanfordf]

Hmmm,...maybe your not smokin' fast enough! Try tilting the cig end up after you drip for the first coupla' hits and use up some of the initial excess.

 

[Israfil]

If you want to not worry about leakage into the battery, I'd suggest a 510 with manual battery. They take abuse and ask for more.

 

[bdRICKYbd]

i have manual batteries and i use a 905 im not worried about it hurting the cig just like to not have juice all around my threads. as i said the 901 has been good to me before so maybe its just this atty.

 

[NathanS]

As long as its a manual battery you wont have to worry about ruining the battery. I like dripping on the SLB 510.

 

[USinchains]

How many drops are you adding at once? I had to cut down to 2 in a 510 and 901, and 3 in an 801 to avoid leaking. I Immediately vape after dripping and don't drip again until I taste a change in flavor. I'm also losing the habit of standing my mods on end, especially if the drip is still kind of fresh, I put them on their sides. Already have a habit of blowing the atty back out and wiping threads every so often.

I basically had to adapt ways of avoiding a leak. I am personally liking the 510, 401, 901 and 801 for dripping, each for it's own way of burning and tasting. They all give me the same amount of leakage if I use too many drops too quickly, or leave them sitting too long with a fresh drip.

Do you clean the 901 atty out? Maybe the wick's caked up, keeping the juice from absorbing?