How do you Drip?

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Ok...so let me get this straight. Some of the 306 attys are LR? Interesting because I tried an existing 306 atty I was using on my ego and put it on my new infinity yesterday to try a couple new juices. It wouldn't draw. This may mean it was a LR 306 atty? I thought it was maybe flooded or gunked up. I should put it back on my ego and try it but I haven't been wanted to use anything except my infinity since I got it!
 

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For experimenting with new flavors, I use a 510 USB pass-through. It's small & always at the ready, whenever I want to play. For that fresh raw atty flavor, I've recently been doing something else - "Bogge carto-dripping":

It sounds strange, but I now have a carto-condom always at the ready, on my desk. I fill it about 1/4-1/3, and top off my carto frequently. I've now become accustomed to how much my carto needs, based on how much I've drained it. I don't plunge, but let the juice get sucked-up, in the carto. Whatever doesn't get hoovered is around for the next "drip". For me, the flavor from a perfectly-filled Bogge Carto is equivalent to dripping. It's fresh, juicy, and delicious. I'm guessing I get 15+ drops, per top off. When the flavor degrades a bit, I repeat. I'm becoming accustomed to the process, and there's just something rewarding about watching that warm carto suck up the juice.

I will usually blow the carto lightly, into a paper towel, just to ensure there's no excess juice. Lately, as I've only let the carto suck the juice, instead of forcing it, there's almost no waste.

Then again, my standard dripping platform is just a 510 USB pass-through, though I have played with LR atties. And I'm just a newbie. So, YMMV...
 
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The Cannons are pretty good tips (as 306 tips go). Only thing to be careful with is not to force them further onto the atomizers than they want to easily go. The diameters of the 306s vary, and some won't allow the Cannons to cover them fully; if you force the Cannons beyond a point, they'll crack.
 
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