Drip drip drip!

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akatina

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If you don't want to drop $24 on a dripping atty, Liberty Flights has bridgeless SR and LR attys for $5. I like 'em, the last about a month give or take, and don't break the bank.

I have this exact drip atty, and it's a champ. I've considered going for one of the higher ends, but knowing that I've already lost one drip atty to my vents system I'm not keen on the thoughts of that much cash rolling away...
 

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HH-357/with drip shield, and A7 Mini side by side.
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How hard is the A7 to rebuild? I am just getting into dripping myself and would like to get into something I can be in for a while.
 

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I know the HH's are expensive...for what they do I dont mind spending $24 a month on one...
I have a dozen Brand new Genuine Joyes and some aother assorted attys sitting in a drawer........... once you use a HH the others just dont cut it anymore-well at least for me... I think anyone who drips should at least try one...you can always go back to the inexpensive attys...

And you can always use some alcohol to clean them since they're so well. HH's are worth it.
 
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