I can also offer that the penelope is brilliant when mated with a provari. I have gone from running a double-wicked, dual-coil setup (1.0 ohms) @ 3.3 volts all the way to a single-coil, triple-wicked (3.5 ohm) rig @ 5.9 volts. What I can say is that the Penelope IS simple to setup, a breeze to clean, and fun to experiment with coil techniques. You can setup ANY type of draw you like, loose as a goose all the way to...well, closed. I find that the flavor is superb. Better than a .357, better than a Cisco 306, and better than an AVA. I'm a spontaneous dripper, but I don't do it so much now that I have the penelope dancing to my music

I believe they say the tank holds 1.3 ml, but I find that I can put 1.5 ml in it perfectly. I have never tried dripping with it, I just don't need to because the flavor is spot on every drag. Lets see, ZERO leaking, no spitting (except once when I opened the juice control too much and flooded the coil), but to fix that all I did was close the juice control and take a few quick, stern puffs. The flavor and texture (yes, texture!) that I was getting running the dual-coil 1.0 ohm @ 3.3-3.4 volts was unlike any vape I have ever had. It was almost...well, juicy? thick? dense? one of those or all three, it's hard to put into words, but definitely very different in a good way. I mouth inhale, and throat hit is not something I am very concerned about. I have tried some direct-lung inhales and whoa...hello TH! Strangely, the only time I was NOT impressed was using the pre-joined wire for my coil. I don't know why, but it was not memorable, but not bad either. I usually run 100% VG juice, but have run 70/30 and 50/50 for my girlfriend. I am very impressed with the quality of the components, the design and it's function, and the overall finish is quite pleasing. I have not tried the genesis-style atomizers, but for now, my ProVari v2 + GG Penelope =

Hope some of that is helpful to you! -Ern