I had some questions about dripping. I have a joye ego and have started to drip with it. When I do drip and vape a little, I have removed the cone and noticed leakage where the tip goes onto the atty. The other thing I was wondering is how long does an average 3 drips last and when do I know when to drip again. Thanks!! Happy vaping!!!
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Are you referring to where the atty and battery meet? I think it's one of 2 things (or both). You've possibly flooded the atty. No biggie, just blow it out. Or the atty's a little old and doesn't "absorb" as much as it used to. Once again, no biggie, just wipe it down.
As for how long it lasts, kinda depends on the atty and the juice. Typically, it lasts around 5-7 puffs. Just pay attention to the flavor and vapor. When either diminish, it's time for more drops.
As for how long it lasts, kinda depends on the atty and the juice. Typically, it lasts around 5-7 puffs. Just pay attention to the flavor and vapor. When either diminish, it's time for more drops.
One of the things I like about the ego/riva pvs is that the cone prevents (most of the time) juice from leaking all over my hand. If you flood it, it seems to eventually get sucked back in (or maybe the juice fairy comes to get it IDK)
Hey 4mehealth, by "old" do you mean heavily used, or just old in general. I quit vaping for a while but I had a pack of lr attys from totally wicked and the first one I've been having some pretty bad leaking. I debridged and dewicked, so since it had been awhile since I did that I may be rusty and just messed something up.
Chris, to answer your question, I dunno.
I think "old" refers to use. In my limited experience, I've had atty's sitting in "storage" (my backups). And they works just fine. Atty's I use eventually stop holding any liquid. I read it in passing here (couldn't tell you which thread) that eventually the wick(? - I'm assuming the material that the coil wraps around) is gunked up and just doesn't hold any fluid.
Now, since you don't have a wick (if it's the same thing I'm referring to), I really don't know why. I haven't de-anything on my attys.
I think "old" refers to use. In my limited experience, I've had atty's sitting in "storage" (my backups). And they works just fine. Atty's I use eventually stop holding any liquid. I read it in passing here (couldn't tell you which thread) that eventually the wick(? - I'm assuming the material that the coil wraps around) is gunked up and just doesn't hold any fluid.
Now, since you don't have a wick (if it's the same thing I'm referring to), I really don't know why. I haven't de-anything on my attys.
When you de bridge and wick the atty will leak more whether it is new or old. There is nothing to soak it up so it overfills the cup very easily.
I have also found that some attys are just more leaky than others. The cone on the Ego/riva is great in that it keep any leaks from running all over the place. Dripping is just something you have to get a feel for. On the leaky-er atties just dripp less at a time but more frequently. You'll get the hang of it, just keep at it =)
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