Dripping

[midnightron]

Hello all, I will get this down sooner or later on how to properly start a new string. Right now it seems like I can only reply to people. I did, for the first time, see at the top of the page Start New Topic. Maybe I finally got it. OK So here goes, my dilemma which started all this. I have finally got brave enough to start making my own juice. In order for me to test it I had to make three mls to put into my tank because I do not have a dripping system. Can anyone please help me and tell me what I need for a drip kit? (inexpensive because I am only going to be using it to test a few drops at a time) I'm thinking maybe a 510 or something small like that. If I go with a 510 do I just take off the tip and drop the liquid in right from the top? If so, anyone know where I can scoff a cheap 510? Thanks for all you help. You guys & gals are great.
May God Bless you and yours.
Ron

[steamEngine]

You can use a standard 510 atomizer and remove the filler material. Pick up a pack of 5. They can be washed out with alcohol for reuse.
See this: http://www.ecigology.com/how-to-drip-with-your-e-cig/

[octoman]

You can get Boge 5 pack Atties cheap these have filler that you can remove.  here: http://www.myvaporstore.com/510_Boge_Cartomizer_5_Pack_p/510bgct.htm

Or Boge without filler but 5.95 for one: http://www.myvaporstore.com/510_Boge_Cartomizer_5_Pack_p/510bgct.htm

[midnightron]

Thank you so much for responding so fast. What a difference this is going to make. No more wasted juice (liquid gold lol)
May God bless you and yours.

[midnightron]

Just placed the order for what I need. Thanks again. 

[CraigHB]

I know you already ordered something that will do the job, but you should consider a rebuildable dripping atomizer.  Not sure what battery device you want it for but there's the iGo-S for the eGos, the iGo-L for bigger battery devices, and the iGo-W for dual coils.   They're pretty easy to coil and inexpensive. 

http://www.discountvapers.com/igo-s-rebuildable-mini-stainless-steel-dripping-atomizer/

The RDA is cheaper if you want to spend as little as possible.  It's 18mm which is a bit smaller than the iGo-L at 20m;

http://www.discountvapers.com/smoktech-rda-rebuildable-dripping-atomizer-silver/

[midnightron]

Hello and thank you very much for your response. I truly appreciate it. You are correct, I have already purchased a cheap 510 unit with a drip tip and pass through battery. I only want it to test a couple of drops at a time as I test my new flavors. I was having to fill a tank as I use the Kanger mt3 and t3 as my main vaping units. Have you ever heard of the "bolt" ? I was looking at it and was kind of impressed but there are a million warnings about the batteries so I kind of steered clear. Was just wondering what kind of performace they threw at you. Thanks again and may God bless you and yours.
Ron

[midnightron]

just checked out the products you suggested. Kinda confusing to me because I am new to a lot of this stuff. I had no idea that you could purchase just a dripping tip. Should have read your response first. Oh well, live and learn. At any rate, I am having a great time learning and experimenting on making my own juices. So far I made what I call, chocolate covered cherries and orange cream. Both tasted better and performed better than any pre-made juice I purchased so far. Can't really say why that is. I used to get dry scratchy hits, some left my upper lip sensitive to pain. All of that is gone now. Any idea what could have caused that??
Thanks again.

[marlow57]

To answer your question about your sensitivity with the store bought ejuice we would need to know what your PG/VG ratio is for the DIY mix you made and the one that you bought. Could be an intolerance to PG or VG.

[midnightron]

I must have had a reaction to the vg as in my juices I only use 30 - 40% vg, all other juices were 50/50. The sore has gone away now. Thank you so much for your fast response.
May God Bless you and yours.
Ron