Looking for a simple atomizer?

[jakart]

Oh I get it. Dripping atty is different from rda.


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[Stosh]

An atty / atomizer was the original heating element in the first 3 piece e-cigs, before cartos / cartomizers came along. Dripping was a way to feed eliquid to the coils as the "feed systems" on the era were in a word terrible....

 

[drshibby]

The simplest RDA I own is a Nimbus. 3 posts, easy to rebuild, just a great all around first dripper.

 

[TreoTahoe]

HH .357 Long Barrel
best atomizer for Sampling Juices

 

[cigatron]

I use a cigalike 808 style battery from V2 cigs with old empty (gutted) out prefilled cartridges. I just remove the filler and drip drip drip. It won't replicate the taste perfectly but it's close enough and free for anyone who has a cigalike rig lying around.

 

[retic1959]

okay, let's try this another way...

neither of my posts in this thread were specifically directed towards you, they were meant more as general statements. i apologize if you took any offense to either. i personally prefer to err on the side of safety, as the government obviously already thinks it has enough reasons to either heavily regulate or take away our vaping without someone having seriously injured him/herself.

i did see that you said "you'll have to learn how to rebuild." i also saw that, after your first post and prior to mine, john333 (after mentioning a trident and a stillare, which i will admit, have good flavor, but maybe aren't necessarily primarily thought of for such) said to "Watch some YouTube vids on how to build them." and, of course, he and zmbgzus both added mechanical mods to the mix, and zmbgzus recommended drilling out airholes.

in my opinion (i'll make no claim that mine is any more or less valid than yours or anyone else's), yes, the summation of these recommendations, without any real mention of proper safety, and when the original question included the statement "I am looking for something that will work with my Ego C-Twist," is irresponsible. again, my apologies if you were offended.

My problem was with your generalisation about ECF members favoring cloud chasing , again I don't see the need to publish a dictionary on vaping safety in response to the OP's first question , if the OP responded as to how to go about using an RDA with a twist then that information needs to be included in the response , in light of recent developments with the FDA I think it's becoming vitally important to guide if not push noobs towards rebuilding and mechs especially considering the possibility of equipment bans , I refuse to adjust my thinking or behavior because the government might use it as ammo , I'd rather pass the ammunition to fellow vapers .

 

[patkin]

I either use a simple bridged drip atomizer or I stove-pipe my Eroll.

 

[GeorgeWachsmuth]

Ya know? I think I want to try one of these atomizers. I have drippers...kayfuns and the like but still....

 

[Stosh]

Ya know? I think I want to try one of these atomizers. I have drippers...kayfuns and the like but still....

LOL - back a few years, before re-buildables, the argument was if you got better flavor, vapor and warmth from a 510 atty, 306 atty, 901 atty, 801 atty, or eGo type B atty.........or if dripping or dipping was a better feeding method....or which drip tip had a big enough hole to drip easily.

 

[DancingHeretik]

Almost all large vendors carry simple atties, like the 306 or 510. Just remember the drip-tip, especially on the 306.

 

[GeorgeWachsmuth]

Yeah...I looked around...there are a bunch of them. I need to read some more stuff in here and look around. But....not afraid to try "older" stuff.....I mean....one of my devices is a Buzz Pro....

 

[DancingHeretik]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizers-cartridges/405910-regular-atty-drippers-dying-breed.html

 

[GeorgeWachsmuth]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizers-cartridges/405910-regular-atty-drippers-dying-breed.html

Great thread!

 

[Raths]

Was looking for answers but got a debate lol. The issue I'm running into is the person who bought a kit and liked it for a while now it sucks. Try to explain why they need to learn rebuilding and wicks is too much compared to lighting a stinky.

Do I suggest a disposable tank every 3 weeks at $4 to $10 a pop? I already build for 5 people and can't take on many more.

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[vapo jam]

My problem was with your generalisation about ECF members favoring cloud chasing

you're absolutely right. it was a huge leap on my part to associate the igo w4, trident, stillare, drilling out airholes, and mech mods with cloud chasing. my mistake, i don't know what came over me.

LOL - back a few years, before re-buildables, the argument was if you got better flavor, vapor and warmth from a 510 atty, 306 atty, 901 atty, 801 atty, or eGo type B atty.........or if dripping or dipping was a better feeding method....or which drip tip had a big enough hole to drip easily.

obviously, LR 901 drip atty was by far the best i still pull one out of the ol' vape box from time to time

 

[NealBJr]

Was looking for answers but got a debate lol. The issue I'm running into is the person who bought a kit and liked it for a while now it sucks. Try to explain why they need to learn rebuilding and wicks is too much compared to lighting a stinky.

Do I suggest a disposable tank every 3 weeks at $4 to $10 a pop? I already build for 5 people and can't take on many more.

From nowhere to the world. Thanks taptalk!

I have someone with the same problem... not willing to learn how to rebuild, but like my reubildables. The closest thing I can suggest, is a mini protank with replaceable heads. that way, they get their glass, heads they can buy and replace themselves, and it gives good flavor. Let them replace their own heads. Tell them to save their old used heads, and if you're feeling generous, you could rebuild those heads too.