need some quick atty advice

[KillTheNoise]

Well im goin to the local shop today to get an atty/drip tip so I can test out new flavors without filling a clearo. Is all ill need an atty and a drip tip? Also, what resistance should I purchase? I use an ego-c upgrade (usually use both vv and controlled voltage modes depending on juice). Would y'all need any more info about what I have too know?

Thanks!

 

[KillTheNoise]

Self bump! Sorry mods if this isn't allowed :x

 

[The Ocelot]

Hi - for dripping I'm a big fan of Cisco LR306 attys with a Cannon drip tip. I'm not sure all shops carry them. You get them a individually or as a set from Cherry Vape (they invented the Cannon) and probably from other vendors. Copper Creek sell them individually for a lot less, but they look like clones, so I don't know how good they are. I suggest getting a couple of the attys, so one can dry while you vape the other. The Cannon is great, as it has a very big opening and it's hard to miss.

 

[kwalka]

Your going to want a drip shield. This slides down over the atty and collect any over drip and allows you to simply give a couple fast light draws without firing the device, and it pulls the extra juice back into the atty instead of it spilling onto your device. I have a feeling once you start dripping to test it will become a regular part of your regiment. Its that good.

 

[stressmama]

My local shop uses disposable soft plastic tips to cover the real tips. They keep e-cigs loaded with all their flavors and strengths and slip the disposable tip over it before they give you the e-cig. It works well for them and you don't have to take extra hardware with you.

 

[AttyPops]

2.0 ohms.
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