Vaping vs. Dripping?
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Dripping is a term used for rebuidable dripping atomizers (rda's - Google it). They are called that because you drip the e-juice directly onto the wick.
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Dripping is just a different way to vape, so there is no difference between vaping & dripping.
A cartomizer is a different way to vape, a clearomizer is a different way to vape, a RDA/RBA is a different way to vape, etc,etc.
A cartomizer is a different way to vape, a clearomizer is a different way to vape, a RDA/RBA is a different way to vape, etc,etc.
Here is a great blog post on dripping by ECF member The Ocelot: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.
Dripping is a way of vaping.
A rebuildable dripping atomizer (RDA) is basically a coil & wick in a chamber with only a small area to fill with juice, as opposed to a rebuildable tank atomizer (RTA) which has a large reservoir of juice.
A lot of people state that dripping is the best way to get the most flavour out of your juice.
A rebuildable dripping atomizer (RDA) is basically a coil & wick in a chamber with only a small area to fill with juice, as opposed to a rebuildable tank atomizer (RTA) which has a large reservoir of juice.
A lot of people state that dripping is the best way to get the most flavour out of your juice.
There are disposable dripping atomizers and Rebuildable Dripping Atomizers (RDAs). As mentioned, there are tank type devices also that hold more liquid. It's all vaping just different hardware.
Most folks who drip will agree that flavors become much more pronounced when dripping a liquid, versus vaping that same liquid in a tank via cartomizer, etc.
best to stick with google ... the ECF search function has a mind of it's own
Indeed. And since all dripping is vaping, but not all vaping is dripping, anyone who wants to vape in every possible way will have to include dripping in their répertoire. They'll also have to include vaping in outer space, vaping at the bottom of an ocean, vaping while falling from an airplane and vaping while unconscious.
If they can drip while doing those things, then it'll be a truly remarkable accomplishment.
One small step for vaper, one giant leap for vaping kind.
I'm starting to get that. When I search for threads that I know the title of and it doesn't show up... Dafuq?
Which is why I asked instead of searching through 32,000 threads
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inhaling the vapors from an atomizer is vaping... your friend must be dripping the juice directly onto the tounge
kinda like saying I dont drink... I sip
I tried dripping and felt like it was much more work than just having a 5ml pbc bottom coil tank. Full, the tank will last me 3/4 of a day. I usually vape 5-7 ml a day. Sometimes more, sometimes less. It depends on what I am doing on that certain day.
We all understood what she asked even though she asked it wrong, no point clinging to semantics.
People who drip will state it provides the best flavor.
People who don't drip will ask "why do need big clouds" just because they don't know what they're missing.
Yes it's less comfortable but it's totally worth it.
People who drip will state it provides the best flavor.
People who don't drip will ask "why do need big clouds" just because they don't know what they're missing.
Yes it's less comfortable but it's totally worth it.
I don't drip. But I use a dripper. I discovered the Reo, and had a Trident V2 modified.
The reason that dripping is regarded as being superior (opinions differ) is because a lot more heat can be applied to wicks that are fully saturated. If you crank a Protank II up to 30 watts (or all the way up on "insert mod here") you will get a nasty burnt taste.
By dripping, we are able to keep our wicks fully saturated, and therefore get the most flavor and vapor we possibly can from our devices. My Reo takes away the hassle by shooting juice up through the bottom of the atomizer, rather than me carrying a bottle around and dripping through the top. Dripping is messy, and downright dangerous if you're driving. The Reo eliminates that
Happy vaping!
The reason that dripping is regarded as being superior (opinions differ) is because a lot more heat can be applied to wicks that are fully saturated. If you crank a Protank II up to 30 watts (or all the way up on "insert mod here") you will get a nasty burnt taste.
By dripping, we are able to keep our wicks fully saturated, and therefore get the most flavor and vapor we possibly can from our devices. My Reo takes away the hassle by shooting juice up through the bottom of the atomizer, rather than me carrying a bottle around and dripping through the top. Dripping is messy, and downright dangerous if you're driving. The Reo eliminates that
Happy vaping!
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