For someone who has never dripped before........

[hypnoticspecter]

I am interested in trying direct dripping into an atomizer. As far as I can gather I want a bridgeless atomizer (510.) I am looking for suggestions I have been told a Cisco Spec .357 is awesome but has a large learning curve and is $20+. I mainly want to do this to try new flavors without committing a carto or tank to them.

 

[rbrtito]

What type of device are you going to be using it on? When I use to drip I liked using the LR306

 

[hypnoticspecter]

I am using a Vamo right now still just breaking into this style of PV.

 

[quikclik2]

The Phoenix is a great dripping atomizer, and it's rebuildable, and pretty easily, if that's something you're interested in getting in to. You can find them for about $8.

 

[tj99959]

I don't think I would suggest a rebuildable or a HH-357 to learn how to drip with. Get a simple little 510 atty and learn the technique of dripping. Then when you get a nice atty you won't ruin it before you learn how to use it.

 

[hypnoticspecter]

Get a simple little 510 atty and learn the technique of dripping.

Do you suggest any brand or website in particular?

 

[Cloud Wizard]

No doubt a HH.357 Long Barrel (2.0ohm) is one of my favorites but Avid Vapor also sell the Cisco 306 (1.8ohm) for ~$20 you get 2 attys and a Delrin drip tip. Standard 510 attys just never really did it for me.

 

[Riverboat]

I am using a Vamo right now still just breaking into this style of PV.

HH357 3.0 ohm for your VV Vamo......

 

[whyycharles]

The learning curve isnt as bad as people say. I just started direct dripping 2 weeks ago with the HH357. And all i have to say is WOW!!!!!!! All you need to watch out for is the dry burns when it is low. Follow the instructions and it will be fairly simple. There are a lot of signs when you are running low on juice. It gets fairly hot and the taste and vapor diminishes. When that happens, just add 2-3 drops more and your good for a few drags. Another few tips is to blow out the primer before you first use it and always keep it lubed with juice. For me a lot of people say start with the long barrel hh357 but i got the standard barrel, i see why people would recommend the long barrel. Its because when your not used to dripping on the hh357, the juices may get heated and pop up and hit your tongue. But only experienced it a few times on my first day. Hope this helps you decide to get this awesome atty! Well worth the price, mines going strong still with awesome flavor and vapor in 2-3 weeks in.

 

[tj99959]

Do you suggest any brand or website in particular?

ElectronicStix.Com · Joye Tech 510 Atomizer 2.0 OHM Low Resistance

 

[manji1]

Is it a bad idea to use rebuilables on an ego battery?

 

[tj99959]

Is it a bad idea to use rebuilables on an ego battery?

IMO .... YES.

If you are good at making coils, and do a good job of testing them first you would be fine. But, it will only take once for a shorted coil to destroy your eGo.

Short ckt protection of some sort is a must for RBA's in my opinion. This can be a fuse, hot spring, or protection built into the chip.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

I am interested in trying direct dripping into an atomizer. As far as I can gather I want a bridgeless atomizer (510.) I am looking for suggestions I have been told a Cisco Spec .357 is awesome but has a large learning curve and is $20+. I mainly want to do this to try new flavors without committing a carto or tank to them.

As tj99959 posted ElectronicStix.Com · Joye Tech 510 Atomizer 2.0 OHM Low Resistance is perfect for your needs. I'm still using 4 out of my first 5 attys from 1 1/2 yrs ago. It will have to be occasionally cleaned.