Origen Dripper Builds

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justinonymous

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Lots of people have been doing the horizontal builds but I honestly prefer the vertical. The vapor and flavor is a lot better IMO.

My builds are usually 6 wraps on a 5/64 so it'll come out to .3 ohms which is where I like to vape. My vertical coils sit right in front of the air hole. The cotton that comes out from the top is really short because you get tons of spit back when you suck on it lol.
 

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Lots of people have been doing the horizontal builds but I honestly prefer the vertical. The vapor and flavor is a lot better IMO.

My builds are usually 6 wraps on a 5/64 so it'll come out to .3 ohms which is where I like to vape. My vertical coils sit right in front of the air hole. The cotton that comes out from the top is really short because you get tons of spit back when you suck on it lol.

I've seen people use one wick for both coils, going to try that.
 

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I've seen people use one wick for both coils, going to try that.
If it goes over the positive post you'll probably get a ton spitback, just a word of caution.

Todd mentioned that on his review.
Hows the drip tip? As in will it accept other 510 tips??
It will. But wider drip tips look really awkward because of the steps at the top.I actually shave down the last step so my drip tips look cleaner on it.
 

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Yea my first build on my Origen was a dual micro with cotton in the vertical. At 1ohm
I put in some 24 nic and Damn. 30 seconds later I had the shakes. LOL
Flavor is on par with my kayfun, But the cloud is much thicker and larger.
I need to build a sub ohm for it before I compare it to my Patriot. (another great dripper)
 

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Here's how I set mine up. 27ga dual coils @ .5 ohms.
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love the Origen…
as far as comparing to the Kayfun, its a different ball game.
The KF is a tank dripper and imo you get better flavor… I use Big Ben which I love better than any RDA tank… the juice feed is from the top to the coil.
The Origen is my favorite dual coil dripper… these are a different animal… the thing i love about it is there's better flavor from it than any dual coil dripper i've ever tried. For some reason duals, at low ohms while producing ridiculous clouds, most of them sort of lose in the flavor departmentl. ymmv but I've heard this from others too.
ANd it holds plenty of juice without flooding the coil… +1

Sometimes I want tons of vapor and the Origen gives it, plus good flavor too.. its like a fine cigar imo… lol.

I often mix flavors and just drip in the d/t when refilling… i like mixing flavors and tonight i tried filling each drip well with a different flavor … its cool lol.

*if you drip from the top, into the d/t, sometimes the juice wont always distribute evenly, and you will get some dry hits, and wonder "wth? i just dripped"… so its good to take the top cap off once in a while and fill that way.
then again, you can just drip from the d/t and really load it up to make sure no dry hits.
 
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I'm not sure where the best place to ask this is, but I found this thread.

I just got the origen dripper but I am not getting much flavor.
I made a 1.8ohm micro coil with cotton. I'm using the smallest single air hole becsuse the others are too airy.
My coil sits almost vertical/ slight angle

Any advice would appreciated
 

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I'm not sure where the best place to ask this is, but I found this thread.

I just got the origen dripper but I am not getting much flavor.
I made a 1.8ohm micro coil with cotton. I'm using the smallest single air hole becsuse the others are too airy.
My coil sits almost vertical/ slight angle

Any advice would appreciated
Make sure your air hole is aligned up with your coil. I assume you are using a single coil? Try to go lower in resistance on your coil. I run mine at around 0.5 ohms dual coil on a mechanical mod.
 

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I just got mine today in the mail...not sure what to do with it at this point. Never built vertical before...hmmm

Just make a regular coil but leave the legs a lot longer. You can bend the legs to however you want to place them. On another note you don't have to run them vertical. In fact some people are running them horizontal and leaving both ends of the wick soaking in the wells.
 

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For the Vertical INFRNL get a little hotness going and make an identical 1.8 ohms for the other side. Drop a cotton puff wick in both as some of the pictures around show and you will have a .9 Ohms.
Perfect for a first time sub ohms… not to low not too high.
You will need to use a decent mechanical device and some IMR or high amp batts though….
 

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Make sure your air hole is aligned up with your coil. I assume you are using a single coil? Try to go lower in resistance on your coil. I run mine at around 0.5 ohms dual coil on a mechanical mod.

I have tried various positions for the airhole. It is a singl coil with wick ends going in both wells.
I have only been vaping for a month and typically stay around the 1.8-2.0 ohm mark. I will try a coil closer to 1 ohm and see what that does.
Thanks and I will report back. If I can get kfl amount of flavor as others claim, I will be in heaven. My kfl with 2.0 ohm micro coil puts out a ton of flavor
 
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