so ive been trying out the dripping my juice method and I must say im not really impressed with the drip method. what's the big deal with dripping? ive read that the flavor is awesome, and that dripping is more economical...im just not impressed so far. what's YOUR take/opinion on dripping juices?
do you drip your juice and why?
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What dripper do you have?
I don't have one because I think they're kind of tedious and pointless. I get the idea of always having a saturated wick but I can do that in my RSST if I build it that way + I have a tank.
I don't have one because I think they're kind of tedious and pointless. I get the idea of always having a saturated wick but I can do that in my RSST if I build it that way + I have a tank.
I DIY my juice so I drip to taste it before I use a cartomizer. Also, I have more flavors than tanks so at night when I am watching the tube and get the knack for a juice I don't have prefilled in one of my 8 tanks, I drip away. I use disposable 510 bridgless atomizers and love em. Big cloud and great taste. Each to their own I guess. Happy vaping!
My top fed dripper is only for taste testing juices.
As for do I drip? It's all I do - with my bottom fed REO's. I chased taste through all kinds of set ups, and once I got my first REO, my chasing ended - well, sort of - I still chase additional REO's.
As for do I drip? It's all I do - with my bottom fed REO's. I chased taste through all kinds of set ups, and once I got my first REO, my chasing ended - well, sort of - I still chase additional REO's.
Dripping to me tastes way better, and by better I mean more pure. I couldn't tell you why or how but something about dual coils sub ohm on a nice set up RDA is the best vape experience I've had. I think it's all preference really, may I ask what kind of drip set up you have?
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Also for the economical part, I agree with that as well. If you treat a fully dripped wick like the equivalent to 1 analog it can be very economical. Forces you to put the thing down sometimes, which I've always had a problem with
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Why do I drip?
--Nothing tastes better than dripping
--I can switch flavors at the drop of a hat
--It provides a good replacement for the ritual of lighting and smoking a cigarette
--It always works and there are never any issues
--It helps to make sure I only vape when I feel the need or desire to vape
--Nothing tastes better than dripping
--I can switch flavors at the drop of a hat
--It provides a good replacement for the ritual of lighting and smoking a cigarette
--It always works and there are never any issues
--It helps to make sure I only vape when I feel the need or desire to vape
i drip because i mainly use drippers. i like drippers because i have freedom to build whatever i want and full airflow control. there's also many different options in an instant. they are also smaller and look absolutely sexy on my mods. i still have a kayfun for when i'm lazy and running short errands, but to me, nothing beats a well built rda suited for my liking.
Please share a link for those. You'd be surprised as to how hard it is to find them. I've looked all over, using google, and haven't found any in a decent looking site. Please share where you get yours.
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I personally drip because of several, but really one BIG reason. Contamination. My dripper setup can last a long time with about 20 drops, but if I need to change coils for some reason (never killed a coil yet on a dripper) I don't contaminate a bunch of juice with a burnt taste that you get eventually with a tank. When you burn a coil real bad with a full tank of fluid, that whole tank will taste nasty until you dump it, and that could mean 5 or 6 ml of juice wasted.
Another reason, as some have mentioned, is the flavor is much more intense and I can run alot lower levels of nicotine with the same effect. (I run 12 mg in my tanks but only 6 in my dripper and they taste and feel the same).
The fact that if you want to switch flavors in the middle of the day, I just drip on top of whatever is in there and presto chango!
Many other reasons, but those are the mains.
IMHO as always
Very very very good point! I never realized this great bi product of dripping. I waste ZERO juice now, not to mention leaking/flooding is never an issue.
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I have been dripping with my volcano Lavatube and a dripping atomizer that is bridged inside (and drip tip from volcano too)...it is rated at 3.0 ohms. and im not using a high wattage setting (ive experimented with watts @ 3.0 and 3.5 so far) and I have varied the voltage anywhere between 3.0 to 4.0....I don't like vaping at higher watts and volts because its just to hot and harsh to me. maybe im just not doing something right. maybe the secret to dripping is using higher watts and more voltage? not sure about the whole dripping thing other than doing it to test new juices (ive done that before). and its a pain to have to have a bottle of juice nearby and keep dripping a few drops in over and over. I usually vape with kanger T3 tanks either on my Lavatube or on my variable volt spinner type larger batteries. I do switch tanks (juices a lot). I always have at least seven to 10 tanks in a handy container and I constantly rotate between them.
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510 LR Bridgeless Atomizer
ECF breaks the link but here it is if you turn the * into a .
http://www*vaporalley*com/510-LR-Bridgeless-Atomizer_p_258.html
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Thanks but man, is that the price for 1, or do they come in a pack of multiple?
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Mod+rda+dripping= best flavor you will get hands down.
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1 but I am I haven't ordered from the me before I have to see and dig for a vape email. I spent like 8 bucks but it has lasted a month.
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