I think this is what my Jessy S was really designed for.
Custard. Dripped. Awesome!
Custard. Dripped. Awesome!
I've finally discovered Dripping!
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You don't find it tedious E?? I always have....I use it to try new flavs.... but I guess I haven't the patients to do it on a regular basis... Just me perhaps... Glad you are enjoying it!! 
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It wouldn't work for long periods, but just sitting on the couch with no idea what I feel like vaping, it's great!
But I'll never give up cartos for my main vaping method.
But I'll never give up cartos for my main vaping method.
You're going to tell her to try the 306's aren't you !
I concur! I don't know what Jessie's attys are like, but I think the 306s knock the socks off the 510s for dripping.
You're going to tell her to try the 306's aren't you !
I concur! I don't know what Jessie's attys are like, but I think the 306s knock the socks off the 510s for dripping.
How did you know?
Hubby hasn't tried the Jessy attys, but he said the 306s are perfect on his Jessy.
I find that sitting at the computer that dripping is my main method for using my buzz. It's when I'm in the car on the road that I need a better solution. I'm trying out the 510-T right now and am not sure what I think of it.
I "dripped" before I know I was "dripping"..... Lol
I tried the filters but I found that just dripping a few drops on a unbridged atty is the best for me. Lots of vapor and better tasting. Easier to clean too. The stupid thing is that I keep forgetting to buy a drip tip when I order juice. I keep having to remove the empty filter and drip, or I even hollowed out a filter. The top is kinda hard to drip threw though.
I tried the filters but I found that just dripping a few drops on a unbridged atty is the best for me. Lots of vapor and better tasting. Easier to clean too. The stupid thing is that I keep forgetting to buy a drip tip when I order juice. I keep having to remove the empty filter and drip, or I even hollowed out a filter. The top is kinda hard to drip threw though.
I've always dripped. Since we were already traveling in the 5th wheel (and I don't drive-scared to death of towing) when I started vapeing, it's not an issue for me dripping down the road.
I can't wait to try out the Jessy when I get to Tucson next month.....Techno, do 306 atty's fit the eGo?
I can't wait to try out the Jessy when I get to Tucson next month.....Techno, do 306 atty's fit the eGo?
I love to drip. Haven't gotten around to getting any 306 attys. For my 'out of the house' moments I typically grab my Reo or fill up a tank / carto.
I absolutely love the Jessy atty. I couldn't imagine getting better vape or flavor dripping!
My first thoughts on the Ego-T... it maybe ok for traveling but I won't stop dripping anytime soon.
When I started vaping, I first tried cartridges, since they were included with the PV. I quickly came to despise pretty much everything about them, and moved on to cartomizers. Cartos satisfied me for a little while, but then I started vaping at 6-volts, and the cartomizer-produced vapor consistently tasted burnt. Then I read about direct dripping and gave it a try, and there was just no turning back. The flavor and TH afforded by dripping just can't be matched.
However, about a week ago I picked up some 4.5ohm cartomizers which, to the best of my knowledge, is a product that's only recently been made available. Anyway, I'll tell you what: For flavor and TH, these cartos are nearly perfect for 6v vaping. If they'd been available 18 months ago, I might have never even tried dripping.
But, dripping is the only method that affords me the ability to switch quickly and easily between flavors. And I've become so accustomed to changing flavors on a whim, that I routinely rotate between three or four different flavors all day long.
So, for me, the ability to change flavors has become the most important vaping feature, and it dictates not only my vaping method, but the type of PV I use as well. In fact, I fell in love with the idea of owning a REO Grand. So, I bought one.... and then sold it after only two weeks. It's a fantastic, great-looking mod, and it works flawlessly. But, if you want to vape three or four drops of Hopscotch, then change to Wyatt Earp for a ½ hour, then a wee bit more Hopscotch, then a little RY4, a bottom-feeder mod will not easily accommodate you.
Anyway, that's why dripping is the method I use whenever I'm not commuting. (Cartos are for commuting. Don't drip and drive, kids!)
However, about a week ago I picked up some 4.5ohm cartomizers which, to the best of my knowledge, is a product that's only recently been made available. Anyway, I'll tell you what: For flavor and TH, these cartos are nearly perfect for 6v vaping. If they'd been available 18 months ago, I might have never even tried dripping.
But, dripping is the only method that affords me the ability to switch quickly and easily between flavors. And I've become so accustomed to changing flavors on a whim, that I routinely rotate between three or four different flavors all day long.
So, for me, the ability to change flavors has become the most important vaping feature, and it dictates not only my vaping method, but the type of PV I use as well. In fact, I fell in love with the idea of owning a REO Grand. So, I bought one.... and then sold it after only two weeks. It's a fantastic, great-looking mod, and it works flawlessly. But, if you want to vape three or four drops of Hopscotch, then change to Wyatt Earp for a ½ hour, then a wee bit more Hopscotch, then a little RY4, a bottom-feeder mod will not easily accommodate you.
Anyway, that's why dripping is the method I use whenever I'm not commuting. (Cartos are for commuting. Don't drip and drive, kids!)
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Wise indeed, TT once told a very funny story about drippin and driving... I will have to go back and try to find it!! It was classic T..
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