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I love drippin.... the flavor is so intense, Ive gotten to a point with dripping I don't even need a mod and atty,,, just stick out my tongue and drip... no vape cloud to worry about, no worry about dead batteries
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Correct. I was never going to drip until a buddy of mine handed me his to try and I never looked back. I only drip at home but if you like flavor this is the best way to find everything lost in a tank system. Don't get me wrong, i own, like and use tanks but drippers produce insane flavor.
Well it is also the configuration of the coils and the shape of the dripper along with the airflow. I don't chance clouds or sub-ohm. I just started building a dragon coil and you can't fit one of those in any tank that I am aware of, maybe an RBA but I would have to see that to believe it.
This coil produces some of the densest most flavorful vapor I have ever had, no tank has ever come close.
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Actually a lot of genny style tanks are built just like drippers as far as how much space you have to work with on the deck. Myself and I know of another member that have built dragon coils on our RSST's. I'll see if I still have a pic.
This.
Sure a well built genny performs well, but it still doesn't touch a similarly well built dripper.
I use dripping RDAs, BF RDAs, and one tank RBA (Gus Estia) every day.
My kayfuns don't get daily use anymore, but I still fill one up once or twice a week. All my gennies are sitting in a drawer these days, but I never had a bad vape from any of them. Maybe I'll build one again, soon. Probably the ZAP since I appreciate big air flow nowadays. I have box mods, tube mods, regulated tubes, and one DNA box. Each setup has its ideal place in my day.
Variety is the spice oflife vape!
@OP, are you still "Confused as to why anyone would use an RDA"? I'm sure you've seen plenty of our subjective answers here, so it's up to you to give a quality RDA a try and see if it's for you.
Enjoy the hunt
My kayfuns don't get daily use anymore, but I still fill one up once or twice a week. All my gennies are sitting in a drawer these days, but I never had a bad vape from any of them. Maybe I'll build one again, soon. Probably the ZAP since I appreciate big air flow nowadays. I have box mods, tube mods, regulated tubes, and one DNA box. Each setup has its ideal place in my day.
Variety is the spice of
@OP, are you still "Confused as to why anyone would use an RDA"? I'm sure you've seen plenty of our subjective answers here, so it's up to you to give a quality RDA a try and see if it's for you.
Enjoy the hunt
Kinda like this?
and this
or this?
but I still prefer this....
but that... still wont give me the hit of this.....
rather than getting into a tank/dripper flavor argument. i'm going to propose a different argument in regards to flavor.
mesh/ss rope/ceramic > cotton/silica in terms of flavor in the wick materials.
if you're going to cloud chase, might as well use a dripper with cotton. outside of that, i'm going to be using my genny with a microchamber. in terms of flavor, it is unbeatable. for those that build with cotton in a genny, you might as well use a kayfun. you're doing it wrong lol.
mesh/ss rope/ceramic > cotton/silica in terms of flavor in the wick materials.
if you're going to cloud chase, might as well use a dripper with cotton. outside of that, i'm going to be using my genny with a microchamber. in terms of flavor, it is unbeatable. for those that build with cotton in a genny, you might as well use a kayfun. you're doing it wrong lol.
rather than getting into a tank/dripper flavor argument. i'm going to propose a different argument in regards to flavor.
mesh/ss rope/ceramic > cotton/silica in terms of flavor in the wick materials.
if you're going to cloud chase, might as well use a dripper with cotton. outside of that, i'm going to be using my genny with a microchamber. in terms of flavor, it is unbeatable. for those that build with cotton in a genny, you might as well use a kayfun. you're doing it wrong lol.
The problem with that statement is that up to a point, more vapour = more flavour.
A well built cotton setup will put out more vapour than a well built mesh setup even before you reach silly cloud chasing territory.
Kinda like this?
or this?
but I still prefer this....
but that... still wont give me the hit of this.....
Oh no; not at all.
I meant using cotton on the genny not mesh; you could still put mesh going down then wrap cotton around the top, but the point is you can still drip on the cotton from the drip tip just like with any dripper; the top of the genny can be done up just like a dripper and you can drip on it ignoring the tank completely if you want.
I got into drippers at first merely as a means of sampling my DIY juices. I used to use debridged dripping atomizers for quite a while. But I got tired of having to either clean or replace them. I had to have 4 or 5 of them at hand, every time I wanted to test flavors at various combinations and percentages. My main means of just vaping had been genisis RBAs with ss mesh wicks for about 2 years. I've been making juice for about 3. A year or so ago I got the bright idea that getting a couple Igo Ls would make life easier for juice sampling. I could chnge wicks quickly and easily, and get what I felt would be an accurate representation of what the juice would taste like. My interest in dripping grew from there, as I found myself using my drippers more and more. Eventually I began experimenting with dual coil drippers, because I had been building some dual coil mesh gennies, and liked them. In my smoking days, I was a pipe and cigar smoker, as well as cigarettes; so I like a full, thick vape. I still use dual coil drippers and mesh gennies exclusively, depending where I am, and what I'm doing. When I'm home relaxing, I like my drippers. When I'm out and about, I like a mesh genny.
rather than getting into a tank/dripper flavor argument. i'm going to propose a different argument in regards to flavor.
mesh/ss rope/ceramic > cotton/silica in terms of flavor in the wick materials.
if you're going to cloud chase, might as well use a dripper with cotton. outside of that, i'm going to be using my genny with a microchamber. in terms of flavor, it is unbeatable. for those that build with cotton in a genny, you might as well use a kayfun. you're doing it wrong lol.
what is a microchamber
My RSST with dual coils hits just as hard as a dripper. You just can't chase clouds.
Very nice indeed!
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