Hey Jeff,
Sounds like you vape more than I do. I do about 4 to 5 ml a day. Less on days when my mind and hands are both busy working on something.
If your goal is LR510 atty dripping or better, I think you're in for a pleasent surprise. I can set my Bulli up to hit nice and mellow, or I can set it up to hit like a Mack truck. Even at 3.7V.
When dripping, I usually do 4 or 5 drops. For me the atty starts flooding at about 7 drops. I've done nothing special to hold more juice when dripping because I use the same piece for cartridge, tank, and dripping.
To me, all tank systems mute the flavor of the juice somewhat. The only technical explaination I can think of is that the juice, being held in a resevior in close proxity to the coil, gets heated by the coil while in the tank. After a long time of being intermittently heated and cooled, certan flavorings break down somewhat. To me this effect is noticeable in lighter, more delicate flavors such as drink and fruit flavors and not so much in darker/heavier flavors like tobacco, chocolate, coffee, peanut butter, etc. To me, very complexe flavors with undertones, like some from KickBassVapor, are wasted in a tank system.
For me personally, the best flavor and hit, but least in conveniece, is dripping.
The middle of the road is cartride, which scores pretty darn good in flavor, hit, and conveniece.
Tanks are least in flavor and hit, but off the chart in conveniece.
Anyway, back on topic. Now that the Mark-Ts are shipping, I know many are going to some very experienced vapers. I'm keeping an open mind and anxious to see the reviews and comparisons start coming in over the next few weeks. Who knows, I may tell the little woman that I want one for my birthday (late Jan).
I'm sure you are much more versed in metalurgy than I am, it's just not my field. Let me know if you come across anything particularly interesting. Whatever you experiment with remember, you will be inhaling fumes from it.
Ed
Sounds like you vape more than I do. I do about 4 to 5 ml a day. Less on days when my mind and hands are both busy working on something.
If your goal is LR510 atty dripping or better, I think you're in for a pleasent surprise. I can set my Bulli up to hit nice and mellow, or I can set it up to hit like a Mack truck. Even at 3.7V.
When dripping, I usually do 4 or 5 drops. For me the atty starts flooding at about 7 drops. I've done nothing special to hold more juice when dripping because I use the same piece for cartridge, tank, and dripping.
To me, all tank systems mute the flavor of the juice somewhat. The only technical explaination I can think of is that the juice, being held in a resevior in close proxity to the coil, gets heated by the coil while in the tank. After a long time of being intermittently heated and cooled, certan flavorings break down somewhat. To me this effect is noticeable in lighter, more delicate flavors such as drink and fruit flavors and not so much in darker/heavier flavors like tobacco, chocolate, coffee, peanut butter, etc. To me, very complexe flavors with undertones, like some from KickBassVapor, are wasted in a tank system.
For me personally, the best flavor and hit, but least in conveniece, is dripping.
The middle of the road is cartride, which scores pretty darn good in flavor, hit, and conveniece.
Tanks are least in flavor and hit, but off the chart in conveniece.
Anyway, back on topic. Now that the Mark-Ts are shipping, I know many are going to some very experienced vapers. I'm keeping an open mind and anxious to see the reviews and comparisons start coming in over the next few weeks. Who knows, I may tell the little woman that I want one for my birthday (late Jan).
I'm sure you are much more versed in metalurgy than I am, it's just not my field. Let me know if you come across anything particularly interesting. Whatever you experiment with remember, you will be inhaling fumes from it.
Ed
