Tank system similar to RDA
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Have you heard of the BIG dripper from Sub Ohm Innovations? It's your standard three post RDA, but it has a tank above it that can hold 3-5 ml of juice. The juice is held until you press down on your drip tip which will start the release and when you let off the juice will stop dripping. It's perfect for those who love RDA's, but don't want to drip constantly. Vapingwithtwisted420 has a video out on youtube you should give it a look. I hope this helped VAPE ON!
Kayfun-style rebuildable atomizer tanks allow on-the-go portability yet deliver a very similar vaping experience to a rebuildable drip atomizer. Tank on top, building deck below.
Another tank RBA are the Genesis-style RBA's, but because of their design they are likely to leak if not kept upright in position, may need to be tilted to wick properly (the "Genny Tilt"), and are designed to use stainless steel mesh wick which not everyone finds agreeable to use. Tank on bottom (wick fighting gravity), building deck on top.
IMHO, the Kayfun-style tank is a better design and more highly recommended.
Kayfun Lite Plus
Another tank RBA are the Genesis-style RBA's, but because of their design they are likely to leak if not kept upright in position, may need to be tilted to wick properly (the "Genny Tilt"), and are designed to use stainless steel mesh wick which not everyone finds agreeable to use. Tank on bottom (wick fighting gravity), building deck on top.
IMHO, the Kayfun-style tank is a better design and more highly recommended.
Kayfun Lite Plus
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And of course, if you love dripping without the hassle of dripping, there's the Reo. Holds 6ml of juice onboard and feeds the juice from the bottom when you squonk, saturation the wick and the excess goes back to the bottle. That's my recommendation
That big dropper looks sweet may be out of my vape budget though! I seen a 1:1 clone of it what's the consensus on 1:1 clones??
And of course, if you love dripping without the hassle of dripping, there's the Reo. Holds 6ml of juice onboard and feeds the juice from the bottom when you squonk, saturation the wick and the excess goes back to the bottle. That's my recommendation
The only thing that makes me skeptical about the reo is that it recycles the juice so I can see it ruining the juice after a few times up on the coils. How has your experience been?
y'all said what I was going to..the kayfuns are close, you're going backwards there in quality of vape..that or a squape (reo, there's a lil juice bottle in the battery box and you give it a squeeze and it replenishes the liquid on your coils)
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The Reo doesn't recycle cooked juice. You squonk and release. The excess goes back home. You're left with a saturated wick and nothing else. You take your 2 or 3 hits of nice, fresh juice from the wick. Like any dripper, before you take another hit, squonk again and soak your wick in clean juice again.
So once you pump juice up it hangs out in the juice well until vaped? For some reason I thought it pushed up onto the coils and then pulled it back to the bottle leaving a saturated wick
That's what it does. Like I said once you squonk and release the bottle, the excess juice goes back into the bottle. Nothing but the soaked wick remains on the deck.
If you really like dripping and a REO is in your budget $150 - $200 then I would recommend that. But I also agree with baditude... Kayfun.... I have 4 of them and I love them. If you like a lot of airflow or dual coils you can try the Aqua. Personally, I like the kayfun lite + RBA's the best though.
If you have clearos, beware. Buying a Kayfun will ruin your clearos. Yes, the Kayfun will actually break your clearos. They won't work anymore.
As you are a dripper you could try the origen v2 I love it
Out holds a lot of juice for a dripper, with it I sometimes forget to leave home without a bottle and it still lasts me a while. I usually just drip into it 4 or 5 times a day...
I'm a dripper and don't like kayfuns
Out holds a lot of juice for a dripper, with it I sometimes forget to leave home without a bottle and it still lasts me a while. I usually just drip into it 4 or 5 times a day...
I'm a dripper and don't like kayfuns
I can hear my kayfuns beating up my clearos in the drawer at night. Sounds awful and the clearos can't be taken out the drawer anymore.
It's a hit or miss honestly when it comes to them. I ( knock on wood ) haven't had any issues with the clones I've had. The BIG dripper releases the juice and that's all. The piece that you snap your drip tip into is spring loaded and when you press down on the drip tip it allows the juice to drip onto the coils.A push a drip pretty much. It's the latest version of it's style and my best suggestion for you.
The big dripper $130 a neat idea but, I think I'd rather have a Reo for a few bucks more.
And of course, if you love dripping without the hassle of dripping, there's the Reo. Holds 6ml of juice onboard and feeds the juice from the bottom when you squonk, saturation the wick and the excess goes back to the bottle. That's my recommendation
Best. Answer. Ever! Proud LP Grand/rm2 owner here and truck driver. Hours and hours of dripping enjoyment without the hassle of dripping. Can not find anything but a good bottom fed device that even comes close to flavor, vapor and ease of use! About $220.00 complete with shipping for my setup...and I added a few extras to the order. Saves me so much money on heads, etc. Just a small roll of wire, a little wicking material, a few tiny tools, bottles of juice, a battery or two in reserve and I am good to go for a week or more on the road.
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