on most of my tanks there's airflow valves on the tip but I never use them , what do they do? Does it produce more vapour or flavour if it's open?
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Hi Danny, never tried anything with a drip-tip like this, though I've seen a few devices with them. Honestly, I don't see any benefit at all, just a gimmick IMHO. Reminds me of the low tar/light cigarettes with small holes round the tip, your just sucking fresh air. They will probably cool your vape down a bit, but I don't see it improving the vapour production or flavour on any device
If you give them a blast, let me know what difference you notice.
If you give them a blast, let me know what difference you notice.
If you have a device with a tight draw you can you them to allow more air. But, most people don't like them and never use them. I have a couple that I never use.
I have a TFV4 Mini with drip tip airflow.
What is it there for? To cool the vapor for those running moar watts
For me i used it for the 2 weeks i tried the prebuilt clapton coil i the RCA, it would have been way too warm a vape without it.
I know a few people who use drip tip airflow, young guy at my b&m was fond of the Triton, as it had drip tip airflow and he could use his high wattage capable Herakles coils in it (couldnt in the Kerakles - too hot)
I normally use temp control exclusively, so it stays closed, only ever used it with the prebuilt clapton for that short period. will probably never get opened again...
What is it there for? To cool the vapor for those running moar watts
For me i used it for the 2 weeks i tried the prebuilt clapton coil i the RCA, it would have been way too warm a vape without it.
I know a few people who use drip tip airflow, young guy at my b&m was fond of the Triton, as it had drip tip airflow and he could use his high wattage capable Herakles coils in it (couldnt in the Kerakles - too hot)
I normally use temp control exclusively, so it stays closed, only ever used it with the prebuilt clapton for that short period. will probably never get opened again...
Look up "vaping slipstreaming" - it's a way to cool the vape by drawing air and vapor into your mouth at the same time. Before these drip tips showed up, folks that did it simply opened up an air passage between their lips and the drip tip.
I bought a 2 Puffs drip tip just to try it out. It doesn't really fit my vaping style, some folks swear by them. Whatever makes you happy!
I bought a 2 Puffs drip tip just to try it out. It doesn't really fit my vaping style, some folks swear by them. Whatever makes you happy!
It's not my thing, but the idea is to inject air into the vapor stream, usually for cooling. Never saw the sense in it, myself. If the vape's too hot, turn down the power.
Yep, pretty much answered here. It's meant to cool the vapor.
I never saw the purpose of them. Hitting it is kind of like sucking on a straw with a hole in it, you just end up having to pull harder to compensate for the lack of suction. It actually seems counter-productive if your goal is to blow massive clouds.
I never saw the purpose of them. Hitting it is kind of like sucking on a straw with a hole in it, you just end up having to pull harder to compensate for the lack of suction. It actually seems counter-productive if your goal is to blow massive clouds.
My TFV4 came with one & I took exactly 2 puffs with it & tossed it in the drawer! I like a warm flavorful vape so it just ruined it for me! JMHO!
Exactly this, even the Herakles Plus, although it's much improved, still slightly mutes the flavor. I hate them, I would rather get a better drip tip and get rid
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