I was wondering if this principle is correct. In other words, if I get an extremely long drip tip and long barrel atomizer, will there be less of a throat hit?
Farther from heating element, less throat hit?
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If all else is equal, yes. But in most cases the difference will be fairly subtle.
not necessarily on a rba if you line up the air hole and coil you get more vapor and but if you turn it past a little you get more TH.
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How would the length of a drip tip effect the way an air hole is lined up with a coil?? Drip tips stick into the business end. Is that where the hole on your rba is? Longer drip tips don't sit any deeper. I don't understand.
the longer drip tip will help cool the vapor a bit , you may get the same effect from just dropping the voltage a notch or two and going to a more VG heavy juice, PG is more TH less vapor then VG.
dont know how the RBA came into this lol but on an rba they wick and airhole is in a different position and can be adjusted unlike a clearo or nova type atty. when the airstream is facing directly on the wick the TH is reduced and vapor production is increased when turned off the wick it is the opposite.
dont know how the RBA came into this lol but on an rba they wick and airhole is in a different position and can be adjusted unlike a clearo or nova type atty. when the airstream is facing directly on the wick the TH is reduced and vapor production is increased when turned off the wick it is the opposite.
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I find that adding distance from the atty will make a bigger difference on the heat of the vapor than the strength of TH. For the most part a you can use a longer DT for a cooler vape with little effect to TH.
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One of the reasons I ask is because of the heat factor. For instance when you crank up the voltage, you tend to feel more throat hit, so I thought maybe it was the heat factor that determines some bit of throat hit(Aside from ofcourse the strength of nicotine) When I say a really long drip tip, Im not just talking about a cherry vape universal with a 1 inch long drip tip. I mean several inches, more closer to 6-8 inches. At this distance do you thin throat hit would be diminished at all or would it barely affect it?
it might actually make it stronger as this is the idea behind the spheroid, using a long tube over the head inside the body to compact the vapor and intensify the TH and nic as well as strengthening the flavor.
you could get a soda straw or some aquarium type tubing or something and just experiment first.
with the spheroid design you actually have to lower the nic level as it makes everything stronger.
im thinking you may be confusing too hot vapor scorching your throat for TH, TH is just feeling something going down your throat like cig smoke and it can be cool or hot.
you could get a soda straw or some aquarium type tubing or something and just experiment first.
with the spheroid design you actually have to lower the nic level as it makes everything stronger.
im thinking you may be confusing too hot vapor scorching your throat for TH, TH is just feeling something going down your throat like cig smoke and it can be cool or hot.
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If you have used a long pipe stem with an epipe before, the long-ness of the tip actually allows the vapor to cool and expand, so by the time it reaches your mouth, it is a rather cool vape. However, you are 100% right about the spheroid, as the tube is directing above the heating element, and condenses the vapor. Now I am ravaging through my house looking for a straw to test out my concept 
lol let us know ...........
yea - know the spheri too well i love it. make me loopy at work if i forget what im using and start chaining on it. my boss is like you look funny are you ok? LOL
yea - know the spheri too well i love it. make me loopy at work if i forget what im using and start chaining on it. my boss is like you look funny are you ok? LOL
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Update* I couldn't find a straw unfortunately. Lol. But I managed to stack a total of 4 inches of a drip tip, and after several drags I can say that distance, atleast with a 4 inches, that throat hit was affected very little, if any. That being said, if I was to double to distance to 8 inches, it would double the effect, which like I said, was barely any. So I would think that with this small sample test that I can safely conclude to it has very little to do with throat hit
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