Two quick questions

[Soulflower]

Greetings,

I ordered an i06 atty and a drip tip. I've never dripped and don't mind stuffing the mouth piece and vaping the old fashioned way, but will try dripping. I still would like to know if the i06 comes with a stuffable mouthpiece? and if it's compatible to the 510 connection of the Provari? I ordered a few adapters but can't remember the size.
Thanks, SF (the lurker)

 

[5cardstud]

The I06 is a dripping atty. The way it's constructed will make it hard if not impossible to put fiber filling into like a cartridge. It is the same tread pattern as the 510 so if your PV is native 510 then you won't need adapters.

 

[Soulflower]

The I06 is a dripping atty. The way it's constructed will make it hard if not impossible to put fiber filling into like a cartridge. It is the same tread pattern as the 510 so if your PV is native 510 then you won't need adapters.

Thank you Mr. Stud I look forward to trying something new.

 

[5cardstud]

Thank you Mr. Stud I look forward to trying something new.

They're the best atty made as far as I'm concerned.

 

[ZooKansas]

@Soulflower...5-Card summed it up. Best atty you can purchase to date. I think it's really cool that you're first experience with dripping will be with this atty. Wish I had been so fortunate, as I gave up dripping for awhile after my initial attempts at dripping. That said, this atty was made for a quality VV device like the ProVari I'm using mine on. Just make sure to get a secure fit with the drip-tip (slid it most of the way down the atty), and give it about 3 drops initially...then hit that thing like there's no tomorrow. Can't wait to see how you like it!

 

[ukeman]

wow talk about a quantum leap into vaping... the i06 is the newest in the evolution of dripping.
I'd check out some of the suggestions on its use in some of the i06 threads in the Ikenvape sub forum. Lots of good info on that particular atomizer such as priming and how much juice etc.
If you are new to dripping, look at some of that info too. Main thing imo is don't over drip, and of course hang in there; it only gets better.
I wonder which resistance you ordered and what device you are vaping on?

 

[Soulflower]

Thanks Zoo and Uke.
I'm vaping on a Provari. I ordered the HV 3.5 I believe, all of the others were sold out. Zoo I will definitely look at the sub threads to get ideas.

 

[ukeman]

Thanks Zoo and Uke.
I'm vaping on a Provari. I ordered the HV 3.5 I believe, all of the others were sold out. Zoo I will definitely look at the sub threads to get ideas.

there's plenty of advice here... I have yet to really get a handle on the i06... i love Iken's 306's, and for the ProVari i use LR 1.8 to 2.0 attys sometimes... I like SR resistance the most though (2.2 to 3.0) because i can vape from 3.5 to 4.5v. With the HV 3.5 you'll have to start up in the 4v+ of course. Some like HV in the upper ranges most.
I have some i06 LR 1.8 and a couple 2.5's i think.
Currently I'm working on 3 or 4 SR attys (510 and 901) so I haven't whipped out the i06's yet....

 

[ZooKansas]

Great choice on the 3.5 Soulflower! I have the 2.5, and I love cranking it up to over 5v on the ProVari for a really awesome, warm vape.

 

[loft]

If you can stand the banter, take a look at the io6 beta thread in this subforum. There's lots of reading in there

 

[jkoppk]

These attys are about the best you can get and tough as hell too.I have a small atty bin with LR STD and HV grouped together in different sections.I put what I thought was a 3.5 ohm on my BuzzPro and started vaping at 5 volts and wow what a hit.I thought to myself man this one really hits good,turns out it was a 1.8 ohm.I probably vaped half an hour or more until I switched flavors and attys then metered it.