I DIY, and I drip my new flavors to test them out. I still have a pretty basic dripping setup and would like to know what others use. I want to keep it basic, but better than what I'm using (the original eGo cone tips with the wick removed from the head). I would like to drip more just for pleasure, too, not just for testing new flavors.
What do you use for drip tips?
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i use an rda. but you could get something like the hh .357. yes its quite expensive. but from what i hear they are amazing.
+1 on the rdas if you want to go El cheapo and don't mind waiting pick some up from FT and wait... And wait... But you'll Thank yourself in the end
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Thank you for the input! I'll have to look up all these abbreviations now to figure out what an rda is 
Does FT have any of those ego tips where you just remove the wick and drip on the metal cone inside? I've used those in the past but they were a lil $$$ bought from the local shop. I would like to find something simple for testing e liquids too!
iGO-L pretty good for beginners you can pick one up for under 20.00 reviews in it are excellent for what your getting
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Any of this will be great
$7.67 IGO-L Rebuildable Stainless Steel Dripping Atomizer - double heating wires / 1.6ohm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$6.46 IGO-W Stainless Steel Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer - silver / 1.6ohm / adjustable resistance / double heating wires at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
just get yourself a kanthal wire and some cotton
Kanthal 28: Wire & Cable | eBay
and join us at the http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ictures-your-working-wick-coil-setup-228.html
$7.67 IGO-L Rebuildable Stainless Steel Dripping Atomizer - double heating wires / 1.6ohm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$6.46 IGO-W Stainless Steel Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer - silver / 1.6ohm / adjustable resistance / double heating wires at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
just get yourself a kanthal wire and some cotton
Kanthal 28: Wire & Cable | eBay
and join us at the http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ictures-your-working-wick-coil-setup-228.html
yes, there are RDAs with mostly refer to rebuildable dripping atomizer like those
and RBAs that are the genisis thanks and the kayfuns, kayfuns, terminator, oddys ithakas and the likes
it is really simple you've been vaping longer that I have.
using microcoils and cotton is really simple, I havent had great results from normal builds or RBAs, but this drippers are really really simple to use.. you do have to learn about resistance and get a multimeter but it isn't hard to learn and it doesn't take much practice to get a good build. at first I started using my zmax and the IGO-L my first coils would meter at about 2.2 Ohms and fire great with a VW device, after a few tries I learned more less where I wanted my resistances to be and coiled aiming there.
I found it intimidating at first but once I built my first coil those fears vanished just take the dive
If you are using egos aim your resistance higher than 1.5 and you'll be alright
if you have an android phone there is a great app from a fellow ECF user called vapers toolbox or something similar, it will help you know more less how many loops and gauge of your wire to use given the resistance you want to achieve
and RBAs that are the genisis thanks and the kayfuns, kayfuns, terminator, oddys ithakas and the likes
it is really simple you've been vaping longer that I have.
using microcoils and cotton is really simple, I havent had great results from normal builds or RBAs, but this drippers are really really simple to use.. you do have to learn about resistance and get a multimeter but it isn't hard to learn and it doesn't take much practice to get a good build. at first I started using my zmax and the IGO-L my first coils would meter at about 2.2 Ohms and fire great with a VW device, after a few tries I learned more less where I wanted my resistances to be and coiled aiming there.
I found it intimidating at first but once I built my first coil those fears vanished just take the dive
If you are using egos aim your resistance higher than 1.5 and you'll be alright
if you have an android phone there is a great app from a fellow ECF user called vapers toolbox or something similar, it will help you know more less how many loops and gauge of your wire to use given the resistance you want to achieve
For just tasting flavors I use these (1.8ohm on a standard eGo). For a dripping session I use an Igo-W (dual coil at 1.4ohm on my Provari).
I like to use the RDA or Nimbus clone for dripping. I just recently started rebuilding, and it is not that hard to do. Just a lot of information to filter through. If you are using a regular ego type battery, try not to build it too low or it will not register on your battery.
I use ego, kgo, spinners, and vamos. With my iClear 16s I am able to use them on all of these. I have used 1.5 ohm and 2.0 ohm coil heads on these. With rebuildables, I would need to create the coils to fit the batteries?
Avidvapor.com bridgeless cisco spec atomizers.
Nothing is easier with trying new flavors than a RDA. I helped a friend try about 30 flavors in less than a hour..but I didn't use a standard wicking method. I used a nano (coils wrapped touching each other, with an 18 gauge or less diameter) over a bed of cotton(just a small amount of cotton directly under coil). It works great.
Oh..I use stainless steel mostly with my RBAs and drip atomizers or non punched cartomizers, derlin knuckleheads for everything else.
Nothing is easier with trying new flavors than a RDA. I helped a friend try about 30 flavors in less than a hour..but I didn't use a standard wicking method. I used a nano (coils wrapped touching each other, with an 18 gauge or less diameter) over a bed of cotton(just a small amount of cotton directly under coil). It works great.
Oh..I use stainless steel mostly with my RBAs and drip atomizers or non punched cartomizers, derlin knuckleheads for everything else.
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