Every time I try dripping with the ProTank 3, I get terrible, terrible results. It has a removeable drip tip so I take that off, drip in 3-4 drops, and vape. At best, I get a small piff of vapor at pretty high voltage, I taste nothing, and I hear intense gurgling happening. Am I doing something wrong, or is it just that the ProTank 3 is terrible for dripping?
dripping with ProTank 3?
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Dripping is done with an atty (delivery device/topper) specifically made for dripping.
You are dripping juice directly into the airhole which is why you are getting gurgling. Protank 3 can't be used (easily) for dripping.
Yeah, sounds like you're barking up the wrong tree, my friend. That tank is designed to wick juice into the chamber from a tank, and part of the juice feed is facilitated by the vacuum created by vaping on the sealed tank. If you just drip into it, there's not gone be much juice getting to the coil, and you're gonna get what you described: dry, burnt, hits. You need an RDA (Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer) to effectively drip. Or a cartomizer with a bridge, but that's pretty old school.
You do not 'need' a rebuildable of any sort to effectively drip.
A 510 drip atty (many to chose from) is as simple as dripping gets & is easy for anyone to use.
A 510 drip atty (many to chose from) is as simple as dripping gets & is easy for anyone to use.
Protank bottom dual coil tanks need to be refilled by turning the whole unit upside down, unscrewing the chamber and filling up to the top of the central column - don't refill using the drip tip - clean everything out, dry thoroughly and start again. Some tips here on refilling the Protank 3 if you need them. Hope this helps
Ohhhh. I see now. I knew all that, but for some reason I took "removable drip tip" to mean "yea you can drip with this too!" Silly me. I'm guessing "removable drip tip" in the vaping world means "you can take this one off and put a prettier one on!" I feel silly lmao xD
The good thing about a dripper is that it provides superior vapor and flavor compared to a tank, the good thing about a tank is that you don't need to drip.
Taking a tank and using it as a dripper makes no sense whatsoever.
Taking a tank and using it as a dripper makes no sense whatsoever.
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