the other day. A bridgeless something doohickey? I wanted to check one out, but forgot to write it down. It's like a small carto dripper with a 510 connector. Can anyone refresh my memory as to what it's called?
Someone was talking about this thingamajig...
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Lol! I know, right? But I'm really getting into the DIY thing and they look like a good option for a sample tester kinda thing. I'm using a single coil dripper right now, but I'm experimenting with so many flavors it's getting to be a PITA to change the cotton out. Thought it would be a good option to try.
They're disposables, but you can soak them in vodka to get a few extra miles out of them. Some people say you can dry-burn them, too; others advise against that.
I just wondered if you could put a new coil in them when it burns out. They seem like the perfect thing for my need, but @ $6 each plus shipping I'm thinking I may just stick with my lil UD 1 coil
For testing I use a single coil without a wick.
Drip straight on the coil, good for one hit, then fire again to clean it.
Drip straight on the coil, good for one hit, then fire again to clean it.
thingamahjig something doohickey kinda thing.
Sometimes the technical jargon you guys use makes my head hurt.
Sometimes the technical jargon you guys use makes my head hurt.
I buy my thing-a-mabobs at Vapor King for 99 cents. They're pretty darn good for the money and I average a couple weeks of full time vaping on each one. You can get them in standard (2.3ohm) or low resistance (1.5 ohm). You'll need a drip tip too, it doesn't really come with the cheapos shown.
Joye 510 or Joye eGo electronic cigarette replacement atomizers
Joye 510 or Joye eGo electronic cigarette replacement atomizers
LeBeau's doohicky link is yer critter. You'll need a drip trip as those are the "cartridge-type" atties that the dinosaurs used to vape, drip and go. No worries, it's not what killed them.
I would consider the 357 mentioned above for the quality factor.
Now if you're looking for a veebelfretzer, I've got a guy...
I would consider the 357 mentioned above for the quality factor.
Now if you're looking for a veebelfretzer, I've got a guy...
That's it, mein Bruder. When you get them, blow the primer out by blowing thru the threaded end. Put about 3 drops of juice in at a time. Good for 4 or 5 puffs, then 3 more drops. you'll get a feel after awhile of when you're dripping too much, or not enough. If you're going to use them for testing DIY, you might want to make up a little unflavored and use a couple drops between flavor changes to clear out the last flavor and avoid crossover.
The HH357 listed above, Long Barrel, can hold about TEN drops. A little better taste too, but at $20/ea., they're not cheap. In any case, a simple 510 atty, even these $1 ones, taste better than ANY other setup I have ever tried. And I've tried quite a few.
You might want to check out this thread. If you have any questions, Mann is the Man.
Regular Atty Drippers (A Dying Breed?) | E-Cigarette Forum
These are my favorite drip tips to use, Cherry Vapes Ming acrylic.
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Quite an amazing reply i've to say. Why haven't i thought about that earlier?
A meshed dripper would be a great way to test the flavors so easily. (I've always been changing the cotton zzZ...)
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