Want to try Dripping

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NkSde

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As far as WHY I drip; the flavor production is top notch, can't beat it just pure unadulterated flavor. The vapor production, out of this world, is just awesome. You can experiment and learn a lot about coils, I started with a optimus (which is why I would suggest an octopus) and I loved it and was hooked right away, vaped on that for about a week and now I am running a trident clone with dual microcoilset-up and it's just the best possible vaping experience for my taste.

Heck, I haven't even screwed a cap on since I started dripping.
 

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$9.00 IGO-L- This is for a single coil setup
$10.00 IGO-W- This can be used for single coil or dual coil setup

I have tried both and they are great for anyone who drips.. I have an IGO-W that I use all day when I am at home. The holes in the post make it super easy to install a coil. Great flavor and vapor production.. You can't go wrong with them. You do have to use your own drip tip because they don't come with the RBA but thats no big deal. It will work on your MVP just fine bc I also have an MVP and I use it on it. They are both American vendors and shipping is really fast. You can also modify it and make the hole bigger in the side to adjust for your own personal vaping preference without spending a lot of money.

Just buy it now!
 

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I would recommend a simple 510 non rebuildable atty to start with. Then get yourself an Igo-l (you can build dual coils on it if you want, even though it only has two posts) or something similar.

For something simple and easy to get started, it's hard to beat a 510 regular dripping atomizer. Screw it in, drip 5 drops, put a drip tip, vape.

I usually get the long-barrel unsealed atty from Kidney puncher because I use mine in a bottom feeder, but if you are using it on an MVP, I'd recommend a sealed atty. This basically means that there are no holes in the bottom for liquid to leak out if you over drip.

Of course, if you prefer an RDA, IGO-L, W or F, are all decent RDAs to begin with.
 

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Just built a micro 28ga. coil (1.4ohm) on my new Igo-L an hour ago and it was so easy. So glad I got it.

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How long does a coil typically last for? Similar to the lifespan of a coil on something like a CE4? It must be cuz of the thin juice I usually vape, but after 2 months of rotating w/ 7-8 CE4's, I still haven't thrown out a single 1 yet. They all still taste fine w/ no gunk or burnt hits, but I'd only consider myself a light vaper so they're not taking a beating. That'd be nice if the coil on a dripper would last me just as long tho. But since I'm getting into DIY, I really foresee the need to start dripping so I can quickly sample and tweak my combos, not to mention get the most outta the flavor.
 

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How long does a coil typically last for? Similar to the lifespan of a coil on something like a CE4? It must be cuz of the thin juice I usually vape, but after 2 months of rotating w/ 7-8 CE4's, I still haven't thrown out a single 1 yet. They all still taste fine w/ no gunk or burnt hits, but I'd only consider myself a light vaper so they're not taking a beating. That'd be nice if the coil on a dripper would last me just as long tho. But since I'm getting into DIY, I really foresee the need to start dripping so I can quickly sample and tweak my combos, not to mention get the most outta the flavor.

if you build a microcoil with cotton it can last you about a month or even 2 if you dry burn it a few times without the cotton. if youre doing a wrap it can last you two weeks even more depending on how your liquid gunks the coil and wick up
 

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I would recommend a simple 510 non rebuildable atty to start with. Then get yourself an Igo-l (you can build dual coils on it if you want, even though it only has two posts) or something similar.

For something simple and easy to get started, it's hard to beat a 510 regular dripping atomizer. Screw it in, drip 5 drops, put a drip tip, vape.

I usually get the long-barrel unsealed atty from Kidney puncher because I use mine in a bottom feeder, but if you are using it on an MVP, I'd recommend a sealed atty. This basically means that there are no holes in the bottom for liquid to leak out if you over drip.

Of course, if you prefer an RDA, IGO-L, W or F, are all decent RDAs to begin with.

Can u show me a link to a sealed atty...thats what I need ;) thanks!
 

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Can u show me a link to a sealed atty...thats what I need ;) thanks!

Sure KP Long Barrel Sealed Atomizer - Kidney Puncher Like I said, I use the unsealed of the same brand - they are excellent.

Forgot to add, if you are interested in non rebuildable attys, there is a huge thread right here on ECF. It is long, but a good read. They discuss different brands, ways to vape and all that good stuff. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizers-cartridges/405910-regular-atty-drippers-dying-breed.html
 
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