I came across someone referencing "dripping" and a "dripping atty"..... what is it?
How is it different from a tank setup or a regular carto?
How is it different from a tank setup or a regular carto?
What is dripping?
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It is literally dripping eliquid directly onto a standalone atomizer. You get the cleanest flavor that way.
In my case I don't drip, but I do use a bottom feeder pv. I squeeze a small plastic bottle that's in the ov, it pushes eliquid up a tube and into the atomizer. Great if you have an all day vape, a favorite eliquid
In my case I don't drip, but I do use a bottom feeder pv. I squeeze a small plastic bottle that's in the ov, it pushes eliquid up a tube and into the atomizer. Great if you have an all day vape, a favorite eliquid
A carto has filler, you get the filler wet and it feeds the coil, a dripping atty doesn't have any filler, you are dripping directly on to the coil. Many vapers will tell you they get better everything from dripping, and while I agree I get better flavor most of the time with dripping it isn't something I do all the time.
Where a carto may last you a few hours (without a tank), with dripping you have to drip every 4 to 5 pulls (YMMV) as you can only drip a few drops at a time.
Where a carto may last you a few hours (without a tank), with dripping you have to drip every 4 to 5 pulls (YMMV) as you can only drip a few drops at a time.
Ah, ok...
That's what I thought it might be, but it's good to read it from you guys.
So.... I take it that it's super inconvenient to drip whilst out?
That's what I thought it might be, but it's good to read it from you guys.
So.... I take it that it's super inconvenient to drip whilst out?
Yea it can be a hassle unless your a light vaper.If you vape moderate to heavy you want either cartomizer,clearomizer or tank.
Let me add that if you DIY juices you want a atomizer for trying flavors .Its also good idea to get a drip shield if you do plan on trying dripping .A drip shield will also tighten draw so keep that in mind if you prefer a more airy draw.
It is literally dripping eliquid directly onto a standalone atomizer. You get the cleanest flavor that way.
In my case I don't drip, but I do use a bottom feeder pv. I squeeze a small plastic bottle that's in the ov, it pushes eliquid up a tube and into the atomizer. Great if you have an all day vape, a favorite eliquid
Can you tell me more about this setup? What is an ov? Is this something you DIY, or can you purchase it all put together?
Check out reo mods and vapage to see some, I think vapage is having a sale right now but dont quote me on it
Typo, pv , personal vaporizer
My all day pv is a reo variable voltage (VV) Grand, it's a "box mod" form factor, with the 6 ml bottle inside the box. Just squeeze on the bottle (there is a cutout over it) to feed eliquid to the atomizer (it also works well with a carto).
The vv grand is a metal pv. For wooden variable voltage bottom feeders there is red sky mods (rsm).
Reo has a full ecf supplier subforum. Rsm has a thread in the general supplier subforum.
My all day pv is a reo variable voltage (VV) Grand, it's a "box mod" form factor, with the 6 ml bottle inside the box. Just squeeze on the bottle (there is a cutout over it) to feed eliquid to the atomizer (it also works well with a carto).
The vv grand is a metal pv. For wooden variable voltage bottom feeders there is red sky mods (rsm).
Reo has a full ecf supplier subforum. Rsm has a thread in the general supplier subforum.
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