putting sillica wick in LR atty

[Dustydragon]

don't know if anyone else have done this I've never heard of it but last night my eGo-T atty needed cleaning so I broke out my LR 510 atty and never really cared for dripping cause I would drip a couple of drops on my atty and it would not last long at all so I came up with the idea of cutting some silica wick from one of my CE2 XL and shoved the pieces so it makes contact with the atty dropped a couple drops of juice and WOW Big difference lol someone else please try this and tell me I'm not crazy it keeps the atty wet for a lot longer!!!

 

[Dustydragon]

wow 15 views and not one comment lol someone who loves dripping should try this and hell I actually like dripping now !!

 

[asdaq]

Sounds like a delicate operation, Doesn't the original have a nub of silica too? A looser strand sounds better than a tight knot.

 

[Dustydragon]

well I think it might but I would drip at the most 3 drops and it would last maybe 4 or 5 five second draws and would need to drip again with the silica I suppose it act as a filler but dose not burn as filler would it just made a world of difference in how long it lasts with compared to without the silica pieces it dose not take much I cut about a 1/2 inch off of a rev5 CE2 XL wick and yes it was kinda a PITA lol

 

[Stosh]

I tried this once a while ago, but dripping for me is still a pain compared to a tank.
Seems like an easy fix for drippers, just a bit of filling that doesn't burn!!