my igo w is taking a toll on me by making me re drip ever 7-8 cloud draws, just curious if this is normal for others
how often do you redrip
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It's usually 8 drags each drip but since I got my origen now I have no idea it holds a lot!
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I'm only getting 3-4 in my igo w right now. Its running a double wrapped single coil and it just drinks the juice.
I just bought my first dripper (Father's day ya know). Picked it up at a local shop as my first rebuildable test. I think it's similar to a smoktech squid but i really new to drippers at this point. I have at single 1.8 ohm coil (6 wraps with 32ga wire) wicked with cotton on a 3.7 volt ego. Dripping 5-6 drops or so and getting 10-20 puffs...about like 1 cigarette (or what I vaguely remember as 1 cigarette). Like I said, it's my first day dripping, so I'm no expert.
The amount of e-liquid being vaporized is affected by the resistance of your coil and your airflow. Low ohms, higher voltage/wattage and large airflow = large quantities of e-liquid being vaporized.
LOL! Was gonna say the same.. "I have no idea!". The Origen just holds so much, I lose track. 30? 40? Dunno..
Two coils at 1.6 ohms and a boatload of Ekowool in an Igo W will keep me going for quite a while even around 12 or 13 watts. Usually drip on a regulated device. Honestly I could lose count if I were trying. I'm not chasing clouds or anything when I drip. I only use a very restricted draw, hence the stock Igo W.
To be honest, I have no idea. I am running a single Kanthal ribbon wire wrapped into 2 coils (wrap one coil then pull the long end through the center post and wrap the other) sitting at .9 ohms in a Caterpillar RDA with only enough cotton to hold about 15 drips and I think that I get about 10 - 20 long draws out of it.
depends on my build. Have a 0.18 ohm build on a Magma and 1.5 ml juice only last about 10 minutes.
Changed my build when I got home and she's much better on the juice now. With the two wire twisted coil I was having to re-drip constantly, every 3-4 drags. Now I'm running dual coils, 9 wraps each, with a different wicking technique and it lasts muuuuch longer. I'm probably getting a dozen draws at least with the same amount of juice.
in my crown (dual parallel 30ga at .4 ohms) I'm getting basically 1 second of vaping per drop of juice. So if I put in 8 drops of juice, I can hit it once or twice before rejuicing. I was an idiot and ordered 18mg on accident though so the throat hit is so gnarly I take like 1 hit every few minutes lolololol
Depends on my build and what my topper is. Usually on my igo w I'd put maybe 6 drops, get about 4 to 6 hits. Sitting in an ohms of .2 to .5 ohms. In my Stillare, on .2 ohms I get about four solid hits before I have to saturate it again. Mainly depends on your cotton, build, hits and air flow.
If you are in the sub ohms, with some decent air flow, and a dual coil chances are you will be dripping a lot. If it's a single coil a little less. If use a micro coil with a cotton cloud, pretty much never put the top cap on cause all day saturation. My best option for you is too play with all settings, what you wrap on If it be a 1/32 drill bit to a toothpick, to your dogs tail, also how many wraps;more wraps more surface area, more juice to heat up. Big player though along with the surface area of your wraps, is the ohms. If you run em' low, it's gunna get hot, an ejuice loves to go to the heat. Also remember if your trying for clouds taking long pulls, that's more time for the coil to heat up. More heat also means longer cool down. If you chain vape like me, it's always warm; meanin the juice is always traveling to the heat source being used up even when I'm not using it. So try some different builds an enjoy the art of dripping my friend!
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If you are in the sub ohms, with some decent air flow, and a dual coil chances are you will be dripping a lot. If it's a single coil a little less. If use a micro coil with a cotton cloud, pretty much never put the top cap on cause all day saturation. My best option for you is too play with all settings, what you wrap on If it be a 1/32 drill bit to a toothpick, to your dogs tail, also how many wraps;more wraps more surface area, more juice to heat up. Big player though along with the surface area of your wraps, is the ohms. If you run em' low, it's gunna get hot, an ejuice loves to go to the heat. Also remember if your trying for clouds taking long pulls, that's more time for the coil to heat up. More heat also means longer cool down. If you chain vape like me, it's always warm; meanin the juice is always traveling to the heat source being used up even when I'm not using it. So try some different builds an enjoy the art of dripping my friend!
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As others have mentioned, it varies based on a few factors (coil, wicking material, watts etc.) For me it also depends alot on the flavor and what wattage I think a particular flavor tastes best at. Lower watts (less than 10) I get 10+ hits on a single coil with cotton in my Atomic clone, up the watts and the number of hits decreases.
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I am fairly new to vaping and even newer to dripping but I'm using a hcigar stingray clone with a igo-w5 with a .7 ohm dual coil setup with 28 gauge. I get 8-9 good long pulls off 12-14 drops. Not sure if that is a lot or a little being I'm a newb but it sure tastes nice!
I'm going to try to wrap a coil around my dogs tail now this post seriously made my day haha hopefully he will stand still long enough
My builds typically are dual coil and around .34 Ohms. With Cotton I have to initially drip about 8-10 drops and then once every 10 drags or so I add a few more good sized drops. It depends on the density of the cotton pack and the viscosity of the juice too. I have an Igo W too. Love it and leak it.
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