Drippers, do you drip through your tip?

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D. Waterhouse

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Not all tips are "drip tips", I know they all say they are in the description, though. Not trying to be contrary but if you are using a true drip tip you shouldn't have to take it off.

Not exactly true. Super T, the home of the T-tip, the original drip tip, has non-drip models. :)

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If I'm ever shopping for a new drip tip, the first thing I ask myself is "Is the opening of this tip wide enough to actually drip juice through?" (regardless of how cool it looks). If the answer is no, I look for a better tip. Nothing wrong with removing the tip to drip I guess, it's just an unnecessary inconvenience.

I def prefer metal drip tips with a 'wide mouth' if I plan to drip. Anything less can be a hassle.
 
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Lessifer

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see thru drip tips with wide opening are best. you get a large target to aim for and you can see if any juice is hung up near the mouth piece. usually ill flick the drip tip once or twice to help the juice go all the way down.

See, now that seems more of a PITA method than just removing the tip. I guess it depends on the tip though, I have some that pop out with the slightest pull and some that you have to pull hard to remove.
 

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Aurora BFT...or the higher end Surge tank...don't worry about it..have a multi-purpose PV..

I don't remove my drip tip..ain't no body got time for all that.

I don't think either of those will work with an RDA, even a bottom fed RDA like the RM2 will they?
 
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