By Leo : Attys, mods, Drip-tips, tanks [CLOSED}

[chadsmo]

chadsmo, I've spent months trying out different juices in different attys, and all my current juices are each destined for a specific atty. Generally: Killer and Divers get the fruit and fruity bakery flavors, Spheroids get the chocolate, coffee and tobacco flavors, and Mad Murdock goes to Ithakas.

Ebarons generally drip pretty much anything well.

Yeah you really can't go wrong with almost any juice in the eBaron Pro.

And I'd have to agree with you on the Spheroid. I've only had mine for a few weeks but the richer darker juices are amazing in it.

 

[Romelee]

That reminds me if a very harsh vape. I've seen a few examples of this.
Hot spot is one thing that comes to mind. Another is the height if the coil.
I would remake the coil. As careful as a coil can be made, it's possible that the one made in there may be a little loose or have other factors.

Thanks Yankeebobo, i will try another coil and see if it has any hot spots, i do normally make really good coils as i coil a lot of stuff for members on a different forum for free who have trouble making coils themselves but you never know i may of just made a bad one, this time i will also try a silica instead of bastos wick to see if that makes a difference.

 

[Billie-cig]

I think (and it is just me) that it is better to make the liquid FOR the atty than the other way around. Of course, different attys will produce and deliver vapor in a different way. And Sophia's beck does just that. It works for vapor as a prism works for light

 

[chadsmo]

I think (and it is just me) that it is better to make the liquid FOR the atty than the other way around. Of course, different attys will produce and deliver vapor in a different way. And Sophia's beck does just that. It works for vapor as a prism works for light

There is an amazing juice made by a Canadian (funky vapes) called Pearl Necklace, and he specifically made it for Silica dripping attys. He vapes IGO-Ls with 3/32 air holes and that's more or less what it's tailored to. It tastes just OK in a carto and not very good in a genesis. Of all my attys it tastes the best the eBDP like it was pretty much made for it (but what doesn't?)

 

[chadsmo]

Today's companions.

And just cause, slo-mo vapour dribbling out of the eBDP

http://youtu.be/ZMlX-lz53gg

 

[yankeebobo]

I may need to add an eBDP to my mix.

 

[chadsmo]

I may need to add an eBDP to my mix.

If you have a Provari you NEED one.

 

[yankeebobo]

Well I do have a provari. I bet that will look good on almost anything too.

 

[Billie-cig]

Just for info
The name of the atty is THE Dripper PRO. eBaron is the guy that help us put it into production ( it was our first product evah ), so we put his name on to honor him. Just explaining so you know that eBaron is a guy and not part of the name^^(I know it is confusing though )

 

[Jojobo]

I DIY most of our juices and Billie is right. Most of the time, you should tweek the juice to suit the setup...ekowool, silica, cotton, mesh, etc...and device.
the weird part of it is that in the Sophia, my intended flavors come thru spot on...I really need to set up and work the dripper pro...The thing is, with drippers, YOU control the amt of juice that feeds the coil. Generally, this is the cleanest set up. Juice in a tank will heat and cool and heat and cool. This tends to change the flavors slightly. Tanks work a lot of air pressure and how the juice feeds to the coil. You would think the more open the sophia is, the more juice gets to the coil but sometimes that isn't the case depending on the pressure in the tank. Sometimes too much juice on the coil will give off a taste...strange but true.

Try closing the sophia and vaping until just before it gets dry (not dry hit). Then just crack it open a bit and take a dry hit and vape. Only feed the amt of juice that is necessary. Less is more for sure. Sometimes when I am getting a bad flavor, I think the wick is dry when in fact is has too much juice. Prickly feeling on the back of the throat (not the throat hit but weird prickly) is over wicking.

Let me know how you make out.

 

[chadsmo]

Just for info
The name of the atty is THE Dripper PRO. eBaron is the guy that help us put it into production ( it was our first product evah ), so we put his name on to honor him. Just explaining so you know that eBaron is a guy and not part of the name^^(I know it is confusing though )

Cool, I shall stop calling it that then. I was actually always a little curious why the THE was all caps after the eBaron part.

 

[Akdare]

I DIY most of our juices and Billie is right. Most of the time, you should tweek the juice to suit the setup...ekowool, silica, cotton, mesh, etc...and device.
the weird part of it is that in the Sophia, my intended flavors come thru spot on...I really need to set up and work the dripper pro...The thing is, with drippers, YOU control the amt of juice that feeds the coil. Generally, this is the cleanest set up. Juice in a tank will heat and cool and heat and cool. This tends to change the flavors slightly. Tanks work a lot of air pressure and how the juice feeds to the coil. You would think the more open the sophia is, the more juice gets to the coil but sometimes that isn't the case depending on the pressure in the tank. Sometimes too much juice on the coil will give off a taste...strange but true.

Try closing the sophia and vaping until just before it gets dry (not dry hit). Then just crack it open a bit and take a dry hit and vape. Only feed the amt of juice that is necessary. Less is more for sure. Sometimes when I am getting a bad flavor, I think the wick is dry when in fact is has too much juice. Prickly feeling on the back of the throat (not the throat hit but weird prickly) is over wicking.

Let me know how you make out.

This is excellent information, Jojo...much appreciated. I'd be interested in how you adjust your juices to suit the set up. PV/VG ratio (i.e. viscosity), flavor concentration, etc.


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[Jojobo]

well, if you DIY you can adjust your juice. I prefer VG heavy juice. I have a sensitivity to PG so I have to be careful. There is a definite difference in viscosity between PG heavy and VG heavy juice. They wick differently. The only way to KNOW how to adjust your juice is to take your recipe and vape it on the device you will use it on...whatever flavor profiles you are looking for, you adjust to those lacking or less of those that are too forward. Each juice recipe is different and each person's expectation of the flavor profile is different as well.

If you don't DIY, then it is a little more difficult to adjust your juice. It's a little trial and error. Start with smaller bottles and most companies will allow you to add or adjust shots. You may want to get a couple of small bottles of your favorite juice and have 1 that is standard recipe and one or two that you have alter the recipe. If you like a chocolate peppermint: buy one standard recipe, buy one that has extra chocolate, and buy one that has extra peppermint. then you can experiment with what works for you.

As for Sophia and my recipes, she tends to pick up the sweeter undertones and the creamy ones but that is also going to depend on what ohm coil you are vaping on as well as what volts you are vaping on.

It can get really crazy especially if you are not one to tweek and tinker and prefer just to buy some juice and vape it.

 

[Kataphraktos]

Just for info
The name of the atty is THE Dripper PRO. eBaron is the guy that help us put it into production ( it was our first product evah ), so we put his name on to honor him. Just explaining so you know that eBaron is a guy and not part of the name^^(I know it is confusing though )

Τωρα μας το λες; Everyone uses "eBDP", might be a bit late to change it now...

 

[chadsmo]

Τωρα μας το λες; Everyone uses "eBDP", might be a bit late to change it now...

Haha, yeah eh. I've been shortening it to eBDP for like 8 months, TdP just seems odd.

 

[Kataphraktos]

Haha, yeah eh. I've been shortening it to eBDP for like 8 months, TdP just seems odd.

OK, Dripper Pro and Dripper Spiral. Let's get the word out. I'll change my signature.

 

[Billie-cig]

Τωρα μας το λες; Everyone uses "eBDP", might be a bit late to change it now...

I 've said it a looooot of times, but let's just say that other people used other ways of advertising it (that suited them) so since it became a mess I just stopped explaining I said it here because this forum is deifferent from the straight up corporate war outside here.
I doesn't bother me what it is called( I said it just for info) as long as everyone enjoys it

 

[Billie-cig]

Haha, yeah eh. I've been shortening it to eBDP for like 8 months, TdP just seems odd.

You can call it however it feels right
Most know it as eBDP already so not much to do about it

 

[Billie-cig]

I DIY most of our juices and Billie is right. Most of the time, you should tweek the juice to suit the setup...ekowool, silica, cotton, mesh, etc...and device.
the weird part of it is that in the Sophia, my intended flavors come thru spot on...I really need to set up and work the dripper pro...The thing is, with drippers, YOU control the amt of juice that feeds the coil. Generally, this is the cleanest set up. Juice in a tank will heat and cool and heat and cool. This tends to change the flavors slightly. Tanks work a lot of air pressure and how the juice feeds to the coil. You would think the more open the sophia is, the more juice gets to the coil but sometimes that isn't the case depending on the pressure in the tank. Sometimes too much juice on the coil will give off a taste...strange but true.

Try closing the sophia and vaping until just before it gets dry (not dry hit). Then just crack it open a bit and take a dry hit and vape. Only feed the amt of juice that is necessary. Less is more for sure. Sometimes when I am getting a bad flavor, I think the wick is dry when in fact is has too much juice. Prickly feeling on the back of the throat (not the throat hit but weird prickly) is over wicking.

Let me know how you make out.

Couldn't say it better myself

 

[nelsonm64]

i had somehting strange happen. last week my sophia was on the east coast of canada waiting to come out west. now, trackin can't find it... says its still in greece! ohno...