I posted a question the other day about having problems with dripping. I would either be flooded right after I added drops and get practically no vapor, or I would get the burnt taste. I played with voltages, different dripping timings. I cleaned the atomizer in everclear, did everything I could think of. I broke out another atomizer tonight and it drips great. This was the first time I have ever tried dripping and am still new to this vaping thing. Been doing it about a week and a half. I started looking at the other atomizer I was having trouble with, and I noticed there is a pretty good size drain hole in the ceramic under the coil. This new atomizer I put on tonight the whole is much smaller. THey are both from the same company and were ordered the same time. I think when I was dripping the drops in it was just running out way to fast. I guess it was not keeping any fluid around the coil. Since this was the first time I had attempted dripping I did not have anything to compare it too. THe only difference in the two atomizers the first one I had trouble with is a 3 ohm and this last one is a 1.7 ohm I think. I would not think that whole on the 3 ohm should be that large should it. I think that is why I was getting the burnt taste as the liquid was just running through. Just looking for opinions from dripping masters.
Dripping problem solved maybe, need confirmation
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Does this problem happens after cleaning your atty? I don't know if this is going to help you or not, what you described happens to me directly after washing my atty with water, I think the water gets in and prevent the juice from accumulating. I get no vapor what so ever no matter what the voltage is. I have to actually use a hair dryer. anyways, someone more knowledgeable than me will answer you.
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