Dripping users IGO etc. A question.

[blargman]

I've seen tons of people talking about these. kayfun's , IGO's etc. I'm not exactly sure how they work. You drip a few drops into the wick and then puff it for a few puffs and then repeat? Doesn't this get exhausting? As a chain vaper this seems like a lot of work.

 

[Stosh]

You're talking about a couple styles here, the Kayfuns do have a tank supply, no need to drip. The IGO's (I use a IGO-W) will accept a good 6-7 drops per refill, which will give me a good number of drags, then re-drip. I use it at home, relaxing, and it's not much different than keeping a pipe lit...a little fussing around, easy to change flavors, dump a pipe and load with a different tobacco, dripping is as easy as dripping in as new flavor.

 

[dripdaze]

I didn't understand why anyone would bother with a dripper until I tried it. Now I prefer dripping to using my tanks.

 

[suspectK]

That's why drippers tend to love vacuum tank RBA's. The kayfuns being the more popular...more affordable..option. I love drippers, but I would wager that I get more flavor out of my kayfuns. The vacuum you create while pulling is bringing fresh liquid into the wicks, so you're not just relying on capillary function of the wick laying on a deck to absorb liquid. I love hearing the bubbling of a kayfun. Then, the vacuum in the tank keeps the liquid from continuing its flow in the evaporation chamber..Perfection*

If you cycle through a lot of flavors, I suggest a dripper for your first RBA. If you can stick with a flavor for 1-3.5mL, try a kayfun or other vacuum tank atomizer. Clones are cheap, and a good way to see if you want to pursue the original version. Plus, I was a little deterred about getting one. When everything is disassembled, it may look a little complicated, but it's actually the most fuss free vape I've found. If you use rolled cotton or cotton balls, go to the kayfun threads in assorted PV topics>>Rebuildable atomizers. I was about to go crazy following build videos to the 'T,' and still having leaks.

 

[Imperialbeachboy]

The flavor and vapor production is fantastic in drippers. And if you like changing flavors like I do it's a breeze.

 

[bosun]

I use an IGO L for a dripper. Quite a bit of my time I sit here in front of the computer. I have a good dozen different juices lined up. I'll 'drip' one, then 'drip' another instead of vaping on a whole tank of one flavor. Sort of like going to a tapas bar...a bite of this, a bite of that if you know what I mean. Of course if I'm out and about then it is a tank with three mils of juice so I'm not 'fiddling' with a dripper..