Dripping my toe in!

[DrMark]

Hi folks
I have been toying with the idea of getting a dripper setup just to try new flavours (to lazy to clean my Kanger out every 5 mins).  Can anyone advise me a simple entry level setup?  Bearing in mind I have the eyesight and manual dexterity of the common garden mole it would have to be easy to use/maintain.  I have looked at Bauway bridged 306's but do not appear to be available at the moment.  Are there any alternatives or completely idiot 4 thumb proof RDAs about?

Cheers folks
Mark

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www.vapeescape.co.uk/Vaping-Spares/Atomisers--Cartridges/510-Standard-Resistance-Atomiser.html
allabout for discount

[DrMark]

Thanks for that Spikey
Two more questions - are there any differences between 306 and 510's and can I use them on my isticks?
Mark

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Should be fine on the istick. I have no idea what the difference is. I go for 510 connection cos that's all I have

[DrMark]

Thanks possum

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Really, I'm as much use as a chocolate teapot but I do try!

[Phoenixflame (Julie)]

I don't think that 510's are anywhere near as good as 306's myself, but if they are just for trying new flavours perhaps they will do.
Vapingthings have them in stock with free shipping. Don't forget you will need a 306 drip tip though.

www.vapingthings.com/306_BRIDGED__BRIDGELESS_DRIPPING_ATOMISER/p1311952_7045908.aspx

[shez]

Feb 11, 2015 19:55:35 GMT Phoenixflame (Julie) said:

I don't think that 510's are anywhere near as good as 306's myself, but if they are just for trying new flavours perhaps they will do.
Vapingthings have them in stock with free shipping. Don't forget you will need a 306 drip tip though.

www.vapingthings.com/306_BRIDGED__BRIDGELESS_DRIPPING_ATOMISER/p1311952_7045908.aspx

What's the difference between bridged or bridgeless?
Thanks

[Phoenixflame (Julie)]

shez I gather that the bridgeless ones are supposed to be a bit inclined to spit juice, so I have always bought the bridged ones.

[tim]

Hi

I'm just starting to test my own juices and researched dripping atty's. It seems the 306 is prefered over the 510 as it is easier to clean.

Also, if you get the bridged variety, and don't get on with it, you can remove the bridge carefully with pliers. It will become burnt tasting after a lot of use anyway.

I ordered mine from vaporhut.com for £3 each (multi-buy of 5. I mixed a shedload of juices ). Hope I'm not too late with the info.

[DrMark]

On my way with standard resistance bridged Bauway 306 - just working up the watts to find the best flavour.  BTW how do you clean these bunnies?

[lairey]

Feb 17, 2015 14:34:56 GMT DrMark said:

On my way with standard resistance bridged Bauway 306 - just working up the watts to find the best flavour.  BTW how do you clean these bunnies?

an overnight soak in a bicarb solution works well DrMark

[tim]

Feb 17, 2015 14:34:56 GMT DrMark said:

On my way with standard resistance bridged Bauway 306 - just working up the watts to find the best flavour.  BTW how do you clean these bunnies?

I rinse mine out with vodka every few days. Not had to deep clean them yet, but as lairey said, bicarb of soda shifts burnt deposits. I've not had any burning so far. Make sure to rinse with water after the bicarb though. And dry thoroughly! I read that some people dry burn the atty for a few seconds to remove stubborn deposits. Not sure I would try that as it is easy to 'pop' the coil.

Oh, and I drink the voddy with a splash of tonic as a nightcap.