Hey! new guy checking in. Looking for best drip tip setup! Thanks

[m3lov3r]

Looking for the best drip tip setup.
I was looking at the 306DCA but the website no longer works.
Looking for a full setup! wondering all the parts I need.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Baditude]

I recommend giving Drip Tip Designz a look, the best drip tips I've found thus far. I particularly like their Tru-stone tips. They also have brass, braided, carbon fiber, resin, and wood tips.

Drip Tip Designz

Bull Box Mods also has a periodic selection of Tru-stone tips.

Molehill Mountain Art Drip Tips has wood drip tips.

Vaporev has a large selection of metal tips.

 

[m3lov3r]

Thanks! I should have been more specific but I want to only use a drip tip setup where you drip the juice in through the top. Just wondering all the parts I need to buy.

 

[Baditude]

Thanks! I should have been more specific but I want to only use a drip tip setup where you drip the juice in through the top. Just wondering all the parts I need to buy.

I'm not really a dripper, so I may not be much help. You may need a drip shield depending upon the drip well size/shape of your battery device. This is not a drip tip. It is designed to prevent your e-liquid from leaking through the atomizer, thus eliminating the mess and preventing damage to your e-cig "internals" that is caused by leakage. Helps with a tighter draw, and a cooler vape.

Empire Drip Shields

Anodized Aluminum Drip Shield

Drip Shield 901 | 510 | 306 - Avid Vaper

 

[indytrucks]

People swear by the Cisco HH357's. Maybe give those a look. Unless you want to try something like a rebuildable atomizer like the IGO-L.

 

[The Ocelot]

Hi

I use plain 510 or 306 (which have 510 threading) attys for dripping. They work fine for me. I'm sure there are better ones out there, but not in my budget. I have I blog with a basic overview of direct dripping. Perhaps something in it might be useful to you:

Drip, Drip, Drip…

ETA: MVS has a pretty good price for single 306s and they come with a drip tip.

http://www.myvaporstore.com/Low_Resistance_LR_Atomizer_306_p/lr-306.htm

 

[m3lov3r]

Hi

I use plain 510 or 306 (which have 510 threading) attys for dripping. They work fine for me. I'm sure there are better ones out there, but not in my budget. I have I blog with a basic overview of direct dripping. Perhaps something in it might be useful to you:

Drip, Drip, Drip…

ETA: MVS has a pretty good price for single 306s and they come with a drip tip.

Low Resistance (LR) Atomizer - 306

Whats the difference between 510 or 306? also will I need a shield?
Thanks

 

[m3lov3r]

I'm not really a dripper, so I may not be much help. You may need a drip shield depending upon the drip well size/shape of your battery device. This is not a drip tip. It is designed to prevent your e-liquid from leaking through the atomizer, thus eliminating the mess and preventing damage to your e-cig "internals" that is caused by leakage. Helps with a tighter draw, and a cooler vape.

Empire Drip Shields

Anodized Aluminum Drip Shield

Drip Shield 901 | 510 | 306 - Avid Vaper

What is it you dont like about drip tip setups?
I am mainly looking for more flavor and smoke. I heard this is a good way to achieve this.

 

[Baditude]

It does give more flavor. It's the inconvenience factor of having to add a few drops, vape a few times, and then have to add more drops to continue vaping. I'm used to a carefree cartotank system which has nearly the same flavor as a drip atty.

I did mention that I use a drip atty in a bottom feeding mod. Here I get the flavor of a drip atty with the convenience of a tank. The main issue I have with a bottom feeder is the inconvenience of tearing my mod apart to change flavors. It may be easier to do this with a different bottom feeder like a Reo.

Vapage VMod-XL

 

[m3lov3r]

It does give more flavor. It's the inconvenience factor of having to add a few drops, vape a few times, and then have to add more drops to continue vaping. I'm used to a carefree cartotank system which has nearly the same flavor as a drip atty.

I did mention that I use a drip atty in a bottom feeding mod. Here I get the flavor of a drip atty with the convenience of a tank. The main issue I have with a bottom feeder is the inconvenience of tearing my mod apart to change flavors. It may be easier to do this with a different bottom feeder like a Reo.

Vapage VMod-XL

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Do you have a picture of your setup??

 

[Baditude]

Do you have a picture of your setup??

The VMod pictured above is my bottom feeder. Below are my Provari's and the IBTanked pyrex cartotanks I use. I have a dozen set up, each with their own flavor, so changing flavors is a cinch. Just remove one tank for another.

This is only a small representation of my collection. You see Provari's, a BB, and a Silver Bullet, cartotanks and AGA-T2 RBA's on top.

 

[m3lov3r]

The VMod pictured above is my bottom feeder. Below are my Provari's and the IBTanked pyrex cartotanks I use. I have a dozen set up, each with their own flavor, so changing flavors is a cinch. Just remove one tank for another.

This is only a small representation of my collection. You see Provari's, a BB, and a Silver Bullet, cartotanks and AGA-T2 RBA's on top.

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Nice!
The 2nd picture to the right. Where did you buy that tank setup?

 

[Baditude]

Nice!
The 2nd picture to the right. Where did you buy that tank setup?

Do you mean this one? It's a Silver Bullet from AltSmoke. A mechanical mod that uses an 18650 battery. It has an RBA tank on it called the AGA-T Plus.

Silver Bullet review

Video for the AGA-t RBA

Information Resources for First RBA