Need some help with drippers guys and gals.

[patrao_n]

I have the rebuildable thing down. My wife would like some non rebuuldable drippera to test liquids out with. I have no idea which ones are good and whick are crap. Idealy one that is open on the bottom to allow her to clean it easier between liquids. Right now I have to build her a coil and change the wicks between flavors. Any recommendations? Oh and it needs to be 510 because she will use it on my provari. Thanks reoville

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[Evil Speakers]

Before I switched to rebuildables, I used Empire mods Atty's quite a bit. Great performance at a very reasonable price.

Empiremods Bridge Free LR510 1.5ohm

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Bridgeless attys are the easiest to clean.

But here's another idea for you, I run Ceramic wicks. To clean, pull rba top, hold at angle under faucet so water doesn't run into Reo. Fire several time for 5 seconds each until clean. the water steam cleans it, good as new.

 

[patrao_n]

Never even thought about ceramic thanks. And I will look into those empire mods atty. Thanks guys

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[Filthy-Beast]

Bridgeless attys are the easiest to clean.

But here's another idea for you, I run Ceramic wicks. To clean, pull RBA top, hold at angle under faucet so water doesn't run into Reo. Fire several time for 5 seconds each until clean. the water steam cleans it, good as new.

Never even thought about ceramic thanks. And I will look into those empire mods atty. Thanks guys

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Just re-read what I posted and to wanted clarify, I don't fire under running water. I pull it out of the water give it a shake and pat with a paper towel and then fire. One rinse is typically enough.

 

[nerak]

Just re-read what I posted and to wanted clarify, I don't fire under running water. I pull it out of the water give it a shake and pat with a paper towel and then fire. One rinse is typically enough.

Well you just took all the fun outta that!!! LOL!!

Snow day............I am just bored enough to try firing under the water!!!

 

[Filthy-Beast]

You know If I wouldn't have added that in month or two we get the "Help I just fired my Reo under water" post.

 

[TastyKakes]

A single microcoil and cotton yarn is probably the quickest and easiest tasting setup I've used.
Peaches & creme cotton yarn is dirt cheap and (after removing one of the four threads) is already perfectly sized to thread through a 1/16id micro.
To switch flavors: just pull the wick, sop up any excess liquid with a little piece of paper towel (if you're as .... about that as I am ), quick dry burn, thread new yarn, drip and go.
It took me about 5 times longer to type that than it does to actually switch flavors.

 

[patrao_n]

I do use micro could with cotton. And I have become accustomed to the first couple of hits tasting like cotton. But my wife hates it. Which is why I need another way of doing thinga. But thank you for stating that just in case anyone new looks into this thread

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[kwill]

Where did you get your ceramic wicks? The only one's I found were 6 bucks each.

Bridgeless attys are the easiest to clean.

But here's another idea for you, I run Ceramic wicks. To clean, pull RBA top, hold at angle under faucet so water doesn't run into Reo. Fire several time for 5 seconds each until clean. the water steam cleans it, good as new.

 

[supertrunker]

i'd get a cheap 510 clone and a microcoil with a cotton wick - the wick is a 2 minute affair to change.

There is also no reason to not use any RBA as a dripper - even a RM2 works fine. I let HRH loose with one when she plays with flavours.

T

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Where did you get your ceramic wicks? The only one's I found were 6 bucks each.

I use xc-132 and the only place I found is $7 a foot. XC-132 Ceramic Wick - 12" Heat Cleaned

 

[JayTater]

Both of Mrs Taters minis are micro coiled on a bed of Ekowool. Like your Mrs, mine can't stand the cotton.. She usually runs hers for a week before I have to change it out.

 

[kwill]

I use xc-132 and the only place I found is $7 a foot. XC-132 Ceramic Wick - 12" Heat Cleaned

Thanks for the info.