Dripping for a month now, Cisco LR306 atty 1.5 ohm, don't see myself going back to any else. The flavor is just to good and consistant to go back to carts and clearo's
I like the IGO-L as well. I use it at home, when I'm not out and about. However, it was a frustrating journey, until I found micro-coils (search ECF for lot's of threads about this). That really changed my vaping. A micro combined with a cotton wick is pure taste bliss. I only vape pure juices (PG/VG/Water, no flavors), so I'm especially sensitive to nuances in taste. I can live with my Boge cartos, but for a 'proper' vape, dripping is the way to go. For the best of all worlds, a bottom-fed dripper is the ultimate... so I've ordered a Reo Grand![]()
For the best of all worlds, a bottom-fed dripper is the ultimate... so I've ordered a Reo Grand![]()
One last question on the topic....can someone provide a link for a video that could possibly help me in setting up, specifically, the IGo L?
One of my favorite video reviews is P Busardo. He is a little whacky, and if you just want to get to the meat of the actual recoiling section skip forward to 6.36. Just as a point, he talks about the cap being very loose, mine was the opposite, it's tighter than tight and I was worried about the threads on my APV breaking while I took the cap off.
The other point that I would make would be to trim the wire just a little closer to the posts - you'll see what I mean when you watch the video. It might not be completely necessary, but I like to get mine really close to the posts.
By the way - isn't this forum the best...so many people have helped me overcome so many issues. It's a great place for knowledge, for information and for making new friends.