The Big Dripper V2 RDTA available now at SmokTek!

[Cigarman]

Big Dripper V2 Clone Rebuildable Dripping tank Atomizer - Stainless



The Big Dripper V2 is a stainless steel rebuildable dripping tank atomizer with Push Activated Dripping function!

This ingenious feature allows you to "auto-drip" by simply pushing down on your drip tip: each push injects e-liquid straight from the 5ml tank above onto your coils below. In addition, the clear frosted tank tube on this RDTA makes it easy to see how much e-liquid is left at all times.

The Big Dripper has adjustable copper 510 connection for excellent conductivity and triple post design - ideal for both single and dual coil builds. This unit features dual airflow control. The Big Dripper is very easy to disassemble - after unscrewing the tank tube, simply grip and pull off the top cap to reveal the build deck. This unit comes with a micro phillips head screwdriver, pre-built kanthal coils and silica wick.

This unit does not come pre-installed with wick and wire and does not include a drip tip.

Size:Height: 49mm (1.93")/Diameter : 22mm (0.86")

 

[opensec]

looks good, is the tank glass?

 

[Cigarman]

looks good, is the tank glass?

Hi! The tank tube on this version is plastic

 

[BK_Malik]

Can you set the airflow for single coil?

 

[Cigarman]

Can you set the airflow for single coil?

Hi! Because of the way the airholes are positioned, you can not have only one airhole open at a time. However, the Big Dripper still works great with single coil builds.

 

[BK_Malik]

Hi! Because of the way the airholes are positioned, you can not have only one airhole open at a time. However, the Big Dripper still works great with single coil builds.

Thanks. So the dual airholes would both be open then right? Can you close them down enough not to get an airy draw (I like a fairly tight draw).

 

[Cigarman]

Thanks. So the dual airholes would both be open then right? Can you close them down enough not to get an airy draw (I like a fairly tight draw).

That's right, you'd essentially always have an airhole open in front of and "behind" your coil; however, you can definitely adjust the airflow to close them down enough to get a tight draw.