Can anyone answer or set me straight?

[chimsweep]

I just got an rda by Smoketech.....I thought I would ask before trying out. Seems like I get too excited with different hardware and screw it up because I didn't do something I was supposed to. When I look down into the 510 Dripping Atty....I see nothing but wicks Do I have to do something to use it....or just let it rip??? Thanks in advance and sorry if it's not in the correct forum.

 

[lamarrk]

From reading the description for the rda, yes. Let it rip. That is, after you put eliquid on the wick.

 

[Vego]

You can start out with about 15 drops, and then I use 10 drops to re-up. Be prepared for some serious flavor.

 

[chimsweep]

From reading the description for the RDA, yes. Let it rip. That is, after you put eliquid on the wick.

Thanks Lamarkk, kind of what I was thinking. Though I went out and got my ohm meter and checked it....it read 2.8. Lot of wicks, 8, so this is not what I wanted it for I don't think. I love the UDCT tank and cartos that I am using now. I wanted the Drip Tip for trying different juices, especially when the mailman shows up. On a side note, one of my daughters is going to Samford Univ, she is a junior and loves it down there. Thanks for taking the time and responding.

 

[aPandaz]

Well...a dripping atty is usually the type where you drip juice on to the wicks...then you fire your device.

 

[chimsweep]

You can start out with about 15 drops, and then I use 10 drops to re-up. Be prepared for some serious flavor.

Yea Vego, thanks for the tip. This thing takes more ejuice than my original Ego tanks. One of my sons just came over and had a sample shipment he just got in......so I was sampling. His eyes got a little big when I started to fill this behemoth.

 

[Vego]

I can vape anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes - depending on rate of vaping - before having to re-up. What do you think of the performance? Don't forget, you can re-wick it with some 28 or 30 guage kanthal for lower ohms. I'm running mine at 1.3ohms. It's fantastic.

 

[chimsweep]

Well...a dripping atty is usually the type where you drip juice on to the wicks...then you fire your device.

Yup, I understand the purpose, but have you seen this monster??? Sample some juices?? You need more than sample sizes for this thing. Awesome, but for someone who drips regulary, it's not for testing juices in my so far understanding. I am not disappointed, just trying to convey that if someone is trying to sample juices.....this probably isn't the one!!!!!

 

[manji1]

Always boil or torch the wicks and coils on these things. There is no way to tell what the manufacturing conditions are like.