Drip feed cheapo rebuildable.

[Whosback]

Okay so I'm out and about (or if you're Canadian aboot) and I stop in at my local BnM store that only sells "Totally Wicked" stuff. Now I'm not a TW fan, I don't have anything against um, but they just never hit it with me. The owner had just got in drip feed rebuildable attys. Now, I've never used RBAs before, but have gotten curious and these look beyond simple. You just pass the wire through your past and drip feed the coil and wick. It was cheap 12 bucks and looks like it will teach me how to coil wicks easily. My question is does anybody know anything about these attys or anything to look out for?

Thanks for any help I'm just a rba noob looking to be less noobish.

 

[Kamoch]

What brand of dripping atomizer did you get? Pics? There are several inexpensive dripping atomizers out now, IGO-L, IGO-S, Dream, etc... One thing I would highly suggest you buy is a multimeter to check your coil resistance, Harbor Freight sells some for less than 10 bucks.

 

[WattWick]

For drippers, you can pretty much skip the multimeter if you got a Vamo or the like. They'll show you the resistance and cut off if you short anything.

Don't think you can go extremely wrong with drippers. It's the piece of gear I had the lowest expectations of, and thought wasn't for me... but really surprised me in ease of use, flavor and vapor production. Got a couple Igo-L coming, so can't speak for those. I can recommend the Smokteck (Octopus) RDA tho. Very easy to set up with thumb screws. Igo-S is also decent, but might be annoying to work on due to size. Personal preference. Fits eGo batteries great.