Oops...ego battery

[Milkshakes]

Think i broke it....so, i have the ego-T system however havent used the atomizers have been using vision clearomizers. I purchased an aluminum drip tip designed for ego-t atomizers. I pulled the needle plate and wick and dripped right onto the coil.
I only used the 3 drops and only added when the vapor diminished about every 5-6 pulls. A few times got the burnt taste. I don't *think* I flooded it however my (70/30 vg/PG) juice is leaking right through to the battery. Now my battery seems to not deliver enough heat or something.
Am I doing something wrong? I know it's not a good atty for dripping I just wasn't using it anyhow. The battery on the other hand I still use.

 

[denali_41]

you flooded it,,blow the excess out and start over

 

[Milkshakes]

you flooded it,,blow the excess out and start over

I guess it takes some time to figure out dripping. That's why I am practicing on the tank atomizer. I hate the tanks so the atty had just been sitting there unused. My problem was that I got a sharp burnt taste then dripped, confused why it's flooding?
But I don't really care about the atomizer. My batteries are only a moth old however, what can I do to clean them- a bit of alcohol on a q tip?
There was liquid pooled inside battery connector port and a bit on the metal ring above the button. Now that I've swabbed it out with dry q tip I connected it to a Clearomizer and I'm getting almost no vapor- and a concentrated, muggy feeling in my mouth. Seems as if te battery is not generating enough energy to the coil, but the light is on

 

[DaveP]

Cleaning with a Q-tip won't get the flooding out. It's going to take blowing it out from the top end with the battery end held in a towel. Cover the entire thread with the towel. I've held them flat on the towel and gotten spatter in my eye!

Dripping 3 drops initially and then vaping is the suggested method. After you get it going, add 2 drops at a time when the taste falls off. I drip onto the mesh and let the wicks deliver it to the bowl. With the mesh removed, there's no buffer and anything you drip goes right the the coil. Experiment ...