I keep hearing a lot about "dripping". Is this easy to do? Is it annoying when you are out in public? How long does a dripping last?
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Do most of u "drip"?
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Dripping is something best done at home. Out and about a tank or a clearo is much easier.
When I'm dripping I usually add between 2 and 5 drops depending on the wick (how long and what material it is). This usually gives me 8 to 15 draws depending on the length and strength of the draw.
I drip because the nicotine hit seems to be much stronger so I can vape a lower nicotine strength. The liquid also lasts longer as there is less waste.
Hope this helps and good luck.
When I'm dripping I usually add between 2 and 5 drops depending on the wick (how long and what material it is). This usually gives me 8 to 15 draws depending on the length and strength of the draw.
I drip because the nicotine hit seems to be much stronger so I can vape a lower nicotine strength. The liquid also lasts longer as there is less waste.
Hope this helps and good luck.
Dripping requires a little more effort than filling up a tank and going. The only time it can really get to be an issue is when you're driving. I wouldn't recommend trying to drip while driving. Wait until a stoplight or something.As for vape time on a drip, it depends on how much liquid you drip into your atomizer. Some can hold a fair bit. Others just take 5 or 6 drops at a time. You can use a rebuildable dripping atomizer or a plan atomizer, which is similar to a cartomizer without any filler material. Now, that said, any bottom-fed device will negate most of that, but I personally, don't like the form factor of them. Here's a guide written by The Ocelot: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html
I really enjoy dripping. I like the flavor and the heat that I get, mostly. A word of advice, DON'T DRIP AND DRIVE. For right now, I am using a small 510 atomizer. It only holds about 2-3 drops, and lasts me 3-5 good puffs. You can usually pick one up online for around $5. It is pretty simple, you drip 2-3 drops, straight down into the atomizer and puff away until you a dry hit (usually 3-5 puffs), then drip some more. If you get a combo tank that has a large "tank" below the atty, you can squeeze a little bit of juice up to the wick, and "toot" away.
Back in the day I used to drip in atomizers that would only hold a few drops a time. I do not find it worth it these days unless you are testing flavors. They do have RDA's which are Rebuildable dripping atomizers and they can hold quite a bit more and you decide how strong of a vape you want. It is def not for beginners but not something that I would consider that difficult to learn how to do...
I was just gonna say, I drip all of the time with my Reo. However, you don't need to run out and buy a new mod.
You have to buy an atomizer. Most big ecig vendors carry 510 atomizers. You hook up the atomizer to your battery and put around 3 drops into it. Then you puff on it until it starts losing flavor and start again. You will need a drip tip for your atomizer.
Rebuild able dripping atomizers will hold more juice than a stock 510 atomizer. They would probably be more convenient than a 510 stock atomizer, but it never appealed to me before I got my Reo.
You have to buy an atomizer. Most big ecig vendors carry 510 atomizers. You hook up the atomizer to your battery and put around 3 drops into it. Then you puff on it until it starts losing flavor and start again. You will need a drip tip for your atomizer.
Rebuild able dripping atomizers will hold more juice than a stock 510 atomizer. They would probably be more convenient than a 510 stock atomizer, but it never appealed to me before I got my Reo.
I drip... and drive... Though, I'm very coordinated and it does not put me or anyone else on the road in danger. Dripping is almost second nature for me now and I almost forget that I'm doing it.
Too 'fiddly' IMHO. Bottom feeders are a nice alternative, but you can get a very similar experience with a well built genesis-style atomizer. They also are far more portable, unless you go with the bottom feeder. Just my two cents. Good luck, be safe and have fun.
I'm going to try it this week. Time to expand. I'm currently using ego twist.
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Revelene, the test of a true dripper is dripping when the lights are out.
I have a Reo for when I'm driving so that I don't have to divert my eyes from the road. I don't use a phone when I'm driving either.
I have a drip tip from Ninja Mods and it has a ridiculously large opening. I don't have to look at it and just stick the bottle upside down inside the hole and give the bottle a few squeezes.
Cool. I'd suggest just grabbibg something like a 2Ω atomizer, to see what you think. If you want to play with RDA's after that, then have fun.
I drip...
Used to enjoy dripping on a debrigded Joye LR-510 on top of a mech.
Now i use a Reo + Reomizer for that.
When in the mood for clouds i use my Trident V2 with dual microcoils.
Used to enjoy dripping on a debrigded Joye LR-510 on top of a mech.
Now i use a Reo + Reomizer for that.
When in the mood for clouds i use my Trident V2 with dual microcoils.
Smokie is deliberately slow in this vid.. It's actually a quick, no-look, precise solution...
1/2 OZ BOTTLE W/NEEDLE TIP
1/2 OZ BOTTLE W/NEEDLE TIP
I didn't think I would like it but have really grown to love it at home. Not as hard as I thought it and the flavor and vape is awesome! Its really cheap to get into and great when you have lots of juices to try without wasting a tank or more juices than tanks. Its also nice not having to clean tanks between flavors.
I would suggest just getting an atomizer and if need be a drip tip. This way if it's something you're not really into it, you haven't spent too much.
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