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stumpfreeman

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Ok could you suggest one for an advanced user?

Not really, I've never seen any reason to advance past the IGO-L. Unless your looking at trying dual coils, but I don't personally see the need. There are several drippers out there that are set up with 2 negative posts to aid in dual coil set ups, but I think that's just for people who are chasing clouds of vapor. I think the most important thing is good wicking for any set up. You can always adjust your coil resistance.
 
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I'm using one right now too and I love it. In fact...I just ordered two more.

The IGO-L is a great beginner rda because you have a lot of room to experiment with and it's very easy to swap different coils in and out (although I would love to see a version with connections like the Bulldog).
 

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Not really, I've never seen any reason to advance past the IGO-L. Unless your looking at trying dual coils, but I don't personally see the need. There are several drippers out there that are set up with 2 negative posts to aid in dual coil set ups, but I think that's just for people who are chasing clouds of vapor. I thinks the most important thing is good wicking for any set up. You can always adjust your coil resistance.

I think you could dual coil the igo-l if you drilled another hole and fiddle with it for a bit
 

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Not really, I've never seen any reason to advance past the IGO-L. Unless your looking at trying dual coils, but I don't personally see the need. There are several drippers out there that are set up with 2 negative posts to aid in dual coil set ups, but I think that's just for people who are chasing clouds of vapor. I think the most important thing is good wicking for any set up. You can always adjust your coil resistance.

I have done dual coil on mine but The thing is so small and gets hot fast, Just doesn't make sense to do it. To me at least :)
 

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Not really, I've never seen any reason to advance past the IGO-L. Unless your looking at trying dual coils, but I don't personally see the need. There are several drippers out there that are set up with 2 negative posts to aid in dual coil set ups, but I think that's just for people who are chasing clouds of vapor. I think the most important thing is good wicking for any set up. You can always adjust your coil resistance.

Yeah when I wrap mine I'll probably shoot for 1.8-2.0 ohms and right now I probably won't be drilling the hole any bigger. I sort of like the hard pulls over the light airy feel. I think I might go with the iGo L. By the way I have an eVic, if anyone has used this on the eVic, how does it look? I think it will look nice.
 

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it acutely sits nice on top of a provari because of the tapered top cap and I willing to bet it will look ok on our zmax mini if the co-op ever kick into gear

Thats great for you; but i dont ever plan on owning a Provari so its still a no go for me.

Anything more than a 0.5mm difference between my mod and my topper and it bugs me to no end.

Already sold my IGO. My favorite dripper right now is AGI dripper mode.
 

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Ok..stupid newb question time: what is a "dripper"?

No such thing as a stupid newb question...(I mean..well...there is...but nobody is going to come right out and say it).:D

A dripper is a gadget with just an atomizer at the bottom and a small (very small) reservoir for juice. E-liquid is dripped directly on top of the atomizer before vaping (typically 10 to 20 drops). That's why drip tips are called drip tips...they were originally used for dripping.

They're enjoyable because they give the best taste and vapor. The downside is they don't hold a lot of juice so you have to keep adding juice to them. There have been some attempts recently at combining the advantages of a tank system with the taste and vapor of a dripper but nobody has quite hit the mark yet.

The IGO-L is popular because it has a large reservoir and is big enough to make building replacement coils easier than in smaller drippers.
 

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Glad it works for you. I can never use something that looks like that... Not that i think yours looks bad, but the uneven-ness of the entire setup bugs me. Just looks silly.


Haha, cool. Different strokes and all that. I love it cause it's maybe 3 1/2" long and perfect for stealth vaping if need be.
 

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Love how the igo looks on my precise +18500
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