Dripping with spinner battery

[GracieD]

I am getting ready to dip my toe into the DIY pool and my question is about using dripping to taste test my creations. I am about 3 months into vaping and am currently using 1300 spinner batteries. Most of the dripping atomizers I have been looking at mention that they don't work well on the ego style batteries. Does anyone know an atomizer I might try to use with the spinner. FYI....it will also be my first attempts at dripping. I currently use a vivi nova mini. I like the 2.4 ohm heads at about 3.8 volts. Appreciate any advise.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

Can you post a link to a site that has this kind of warning?

Off the top of my head, the only thing I can think of is regarding the resistance of the dripping atomizers. Outside of that, there are definitely people that also warn against people using RBA/RDAs on ego batteries as well.

Without the link though, it is tough to discern what the vendor meant...

 

[SissySpike]

Im assuming when they say ego style batteries they are talking about unregulated egos. You have VV so you can adjust your voltage to what ever resistance you chose.
A LR dripping atty dose not work well on a unregulated ego style bat it puts to much drain on it.

 

[theinlawjosie]

I'm dripping 95% of the time, and while I do have a Vamo and an itaste MVP that I use frequently - I also have a couple of 1300mAh Spinners that I stick my Smoktech RDA's on and vape away. I haven't noticed any decrease in battery life as a result.

 

[GracieD]

After Jazzi Mikes question I went back to find it and realized my mistake. I was looking at LR atomizers and it does say they "significantly reduce the lifespan of ego/riva type batteries". When I check the SR atomizers they do say they can be used with the standard e-cig battery (I am guessing they mean batteries like the spinner). I appreciate the input. I am nowhere close to feeling as tho I could tackle anything rebuildable so if I got the Cisco SR306 I could just drip and vape with that....right?

 

[theinlawjosie]

After Jazzi Mikes question I went back to find it and realized my mistake. I was looking at LR atomizers and it does say they "significantly reduce the lifespan of ego/riva type batteries". When I check the SR atomizers they do say they can be used with the standard e-cig battery (I am guessing they mean batteries like the spinner). I appreciate the input. I am nowhere close to feeling as tho I could tackle anything rebuildable so if I got the Cisco SR306 I could just drip and vape with that....right?

Absolutely! Happy dripping!

 

[StereoDreamer]

I've used Cisco-Spec LR attys on Spinners. I've also used a Phoenix, Octopus, Squid, and even an AGI in dripper mode on a Spinner.

Any dripping atty should work on a VV eGo-style battery. They won't perform as well as they would on a bigger mod like a VAMO, eVic or Provari, but for sampling juices, it should work just fine...

 

[SissySpike]

you might enjoy one of the cheaper regulated mods SVD Vamo it will open up your options a bunch and your spinner will be a nice back up.

 

[Bosco]

I use Cisco Spec atties on my ego twists all the time. I started buying the 2ohm 510's but quickly migrated to the 1.8ohm 306's. Both of my ego twists recently died, lol .. but they were 7 months old. 1 stopped charging - so who knows what caused that? With the other one, the wires and everything came out when I was removing a tank . .so that definitely had nothing to do with the Cisco Spec atties.

I've tried several different atties, mostly cheap ones, and the cisco specs are my favorite. Really awesome flavor and, so far, never got a dud.

 

[Amish Ed]

I use a LR 306 on my standard eGo to test all my juices. Been doing that for 6 months at least on the same battery. No problems yet. In fact my B&M of choice uses the exact same setups for customers to test flavors.

 

[GracieD]

Thanks so much for the input! I will keep reading and deciphering and some day soon I may be ready to take the plunge into the world of non-ego batteries (mods?).