maw Thank you for the advice but the drip tip broke when I was trying to pull the casing out with pliers.. I now have an 106 with no casing, just guts and a broken dt.
I love my IO6s in my UFS, I already received some more 1.8s but I blew the 3.5 in a week (the 1.8 is still going strong!) so maybe I'm just not an HV vaper.....
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Ripple, my 3.5 HV i06 is still going strong and it is the Beta,,,,, somehow I think it must have gotten dry or it is just a fluke, these Atty's last longer then any other Atty I have used to date, as well as being pure Bliss of a vape
I got a question since we are on the I06 and drip tip subject. Does anyone know if the 306DCA with the expansion pack will fit the I06?
I have been trying to find some info on the fitting but haven't found anything conclusive yet.
I got a question since we are on the I06 and drip tip subject. Does anyone know if the 306DCA with the expansion pack will fit the I06?
I have been trying to find some info on the fitting but haven't found anything conclusive yet.
I agree 100% with what you wrote. I just got my shipment of 15 assorted io6s.I have a DCA, but really I see no reason for a DCA for this i06 product, once primed then ad 4-5 drops of liquid you net yourself about 15-20 good vapes, could be less for PG or in between for a mixture there of, but with those kinds of results why be using liquid that just keeps cycling in a DCA and burning and going though the Atty over and over, not what I would want to be re-vaping, I love the fact that you add 4 fresh drops of liquid to the i06 and vape your brains out, then add 4 more and do it again when that time comes. That's not putting down the DCA either, it's a good product for what it is and from what I've heard there are ones coming out for other Atty's then just the 306, back to the i06 this Atty just doesn't need a DCA, just my opinion, the i06 is good as is. This i06 is a drippers dream Atty !!!!
That's a bummer. I guess I will have to sell my DCA before I even open it once I get it. I was really looking forward to it because the DCA is so awesome. I know I am going to like the I06 because I am a dripper and have dripped since I started vaping and going by what has been said between an I06 and the 510's I am used to using, I probably won't be using the 510's anymore.
I have a DCA, but really I see no reason for a DCA for this i06 product, once primed then ad 4-5 drops of liquid you net yourself about 15-20 good vapes, could be less for PG or in between for a mixture there of, but with those kinds of results why be using liquid that just keeps cycling in a DCA and burning and going though the Atty over and over, not what I would want to be re-vaping, I love the fact that you add 4 fresh drops of liquid to the i06 and vape your brains out, then add 4 more and do it again when that time comes. That's not putting down the DCA either, it's a good product for what it is and from what I've heard there are ones coming out for other Atty's then just the 306, back to the i06 this Atty just doesn't need a DCA, just my opinion, the i06 is good as is. This i06 is a drippers dream Atty !!!!
Of what might this drip shield setup you spoke of consist? (I have a couple Empire shields).
Hey Lax, i just cut the sleeve off a fusion(w/dremel), slid it over io6, slid dripsheild over, and attached a Ming that I drilled to attach feed tube to top feed a GLV3!! No airflow issues whatsoever!! Hope that helps!!
The i06 may not need a DCA for you but I still can't wait for the i06DCA! I'd rather know that I don't have to worry about leaks and set the draw exactly how I want. When I'm sitting at home leaking isn't an issue, it's when I'm working and I drip 3-4 drops then get called away to take care of something before even taking a pull...they still leak. i think of the DCA as insurance. I know I can always slip my pv in my pocket and never think twice about it.
Here's a response I got about that very thought...
Iken 306's are very good!You could always try the standard 306 from Isaac....