I'm looking for an e-cig that both allows for the drip method, and won't leak into the battery connection. I have drawn a cruddy little picture and posted it in my blog, just to give an idea. I am being told in the chat room that it's just the nature of the beast.. that leakage is normal out the bottom of the atomizer.
Need a non-leaky e-cig. Any thoughts from the Veterans?
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Unfortunately, this is true...attys leak sometimes. But I must say that I drip in my 510 attys all the time, and I rarely have leaks. I did get leaks often when using carts...so I don't use carts anymore. The attys are almost all Joye 510 attys, pretty much the only ones I buy. I use 4 drops, directly on to the bridge. More than that might leak.
Although you want to drip, I also recommend using cartomizers. I use Boge soft-tips, either 3.0 ohms or 2.4 ohms. To me the Boge 3.0 ohm on a 5V PV is about as good as it gets.
Another option that is really similar to the drip experience is the E2 cartomizer, which uses a ceramic juice tank, essentially. Remarkably good vaping, even at 3.1 V (regular 510 batt). VERY similar to the drip-vape experience.
Although you want to drip, I also recommend using cartomizers. I use Boge soft-tips, either 3.0 ohms or 2.4 ohms. To me the Boge 3.0 ohm on a 5V PV is about as good as it gets.
Another option that is really similar to the drip experience is the E2 cartomizer, which uses a ceramic juice tank, essentially. Remarkably good vaping, even at 3.1 V (regular 510 batt). VERY similar to the drip-vape experience.
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