What's the best way to vape a carto killer

[maccafan]

Aug 11, 2012 20:18:42 GMT alanfinal said:

Safercigs do these ego type A ones that will fit an imist apparently

Sure will..

[OneDay]

Aug 11, 2012 16:22:24 GMT absolutelycurtains said:

Aug 11, 2012 16:14:52 GMT bluemagnum said:

One of these would be ok if anyone knows what size drip tip it takes

www.electravape.co.uk/Bullet_T_Rebuildable_Atomizer/p756394_4636282.aspx

I'm now thinking that type looks complicated...

because

Aug 11, 2012 16:15:53 GMT maccafan said:

It's the same as the VH rebuild and the Health E Vape rebuild..It takes a ego Type A drip tip if you want to use it for dripping..

This makes no sense to me whatsoever

I wish it did, but I haven't got a clue how one with that many parts work

It's always the same with this vaping malarkey AC, just when you think you've got it the techie bar moves up another notch. I'm sticking with my 306's for now for dripping.

I was looking at that el torro - is it as good as it sounds?

[absolutelycurtains]

Aug 11, 2012 22:05:19 GMT OneDay said:

It's always the same with this vaping malarkey AC, just when you think you've got it the techie bar moves up another notch. I'm sticking with my 306's for now for dripping.

I was looking at that el torro - is it as good as it sounds?

Hi oneday

hehe....tell me about it, it wouldn't be so bad if there where explanations on websites on how these things work.

if the coils or whatever they are get clogged up on a 306 can it be cleaned and dry burnt like a stardust.

And yes the el toro is good, I've had the cigarillos which knocked my ciggie cravings on the head but I'd say that one was more like a very mild cigar flavour pleasant enough for me go back and get more which I will when all the virginia prime has gone..... now that Virginia prime....WOW....I was always a virginia tobacco smoker (started on b&h then golden virginia then moved onto cutters choice)...so I had to give it a go,
It really is just like smoking a cigarette, it has a slightly sweet nuttiness to it which reminds me of the rolling tobacco but there is also a fresh tobacco taste which reminds me of a tailor made cigarette....all these flavours are nicely balanced with no one flavour coming through as being pronounced, after a big meal you know when you really enjoyed a smoke this is absolutely perfect.....although I'm finding myself vaping this almost all day, it really is a special juice.

If you do go for some, they recommend steeping it in the leaves for 7-10 days, I would find that too much for me and after taking out little bit's of steeped liquid for me I like it after two and half days, so would recommend to you to test it everyday until you find your sweet spot with it

[maccafan]

The 306 can be dry burnt/soaked in vodka cleaned/steam cleaned with a coffee espresso spout or steam cleaner/denture fluid cleaned/ultrasonic cleaned or even soft toothbrush cleaned with a bit of care..

If you plan on using only one juice then go for the bridged LR version of the 306..

[absolutelycurtains]

Thanks maccafan, blimey lot's of choices on the cleaning front.

thanks for the tips.

[maccafan]

I have a lot experience of explaining cleaning options to wimmin with very limited success..

Usually end up doing it myself..

[booblay]

i agree with everone on the dripping - phenomenal flavour. i used a bauway 306.

close behind this though is a stainless steel mesh wick in a vivi nova. tried raspberry dodge in it and the flavour was almost as full as the bauway - mind you, the dodge was a month old so probs steeped to within an inch of its gorgeous life.

[kurotoshiro]

My advice would be to start by buying a few 306s to give dripping a try. They're what I've been using for a few months now, and I've found that dripping on these produces much better results than any of the cartos or clearos I've tried. If you do get into the dripping malarkey, then think about getting a rebuildable. (This is the route I've taken. I now have one of these RDAs on order: clockworks-cornwall.co.uk/).

[bluemagnum]

If you do go the 306 route, don't let the atty get too dry when cleaning it. They don't like it and will pop. The cheap bauways from vapourhut IMO are the best, safercigs sell a nice drip tip for them from Siam mods which has an o ring inserted. Very little leakage. Personally, I make my own from an old 510 or carto shell. You can then use your favourite drip tip and a drip shield.

[absolutelycurtains]

Aug 12, 2012 8:25:53 GMT maccafan said:

I have a lot experience of explaining cleaning options to wimmin with very limited success..

Usually end up doing it myself..

hehe....us women are good at pleading ignorance to get the men to do these jobs for us.....(damn let the cat out the bag)

[absolutelycurtains]

Aug 12, 2012 9:20:06 GMT booblay said:

i agree with everone on the dripping - phenomenal flavour. i used a bauway 306.

close behind this though is a stainless steel mesh wick in a vivi nova. tried raspberry dodge in it and the flavour was almost as full as the bauway - mind you, the dodge was a month old so probs steeped to within an inch of its gorgeous life.

Aug 12, 2012 10:43:36 GMT kurotoshiro said:

My advice would be to start by buying a few 306s to give dripping a try. They're what I've been using for a few months now, and I've found that dripping on these produces much better results than any of the cartos or clearos I've tried. If you do get into the dripping malarkey, then think about getting a rebuildable. (This is the route I've taken. I now have one of these RDAs on order: clockworks-cornwall.co.uk/).

Aug 12, 2012 11:05:43 GMT bluemagnum said:

If you do go the 306 route, don't let the atty get too dry when cleaning it. They don't like it and will pop. The cheap bauways from vapourhut IMO are the best, safercigs sell a nice drip tip for them from Siam mods which has an o ring inserted. Very little leakage. Personally, I make my own from an old 510 or carto shell. You can then use your favourite drip tip and a drip shield.

Done.....gone and ordered two bauways from the wonderful jason and didn't forget my drip tip either, I've ordered a bridged and a non bridged, haven't got a clue what the difference is between them but thought I'd try both....and @ bluemagnum if I enjoy this dripping as much as I think I will going by what you all say, I'll will have to get some fancy drip shields and I know the thing your on about on siam mods, it does look nice will certainly think about one of them too.

@ kuroto...those clockworks do look good, you'll have to let us know how they perform when you get it.

@ booblay...I keep hearing about this raspberry dodge, I'll have to try that sometime, sounds delish.

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

You will love the 306, I used them since just before last Xmas a lot, they last quite some time and I never cleaned mine was the most satisfying vape until I got the RDA which now used instead, hope you enjoy them as much as us other 'drippers'

[bluemagnum]

Great stuff AC. If you have any old carto's or 510 shells, keep hold of them. They make great drip tubes to go inside the drip shield.

[absolutelycurtains]

Aug 12, 2012 11:48:43 GMT Sandra (aka Chillax) said:

You will love the 306, I used them since just before last Xmas a lot, they last quite some time and I never cleaned mine was the most satisfying vape until I got the RDA which now used instead, hope you enjoy them as much as us other 'drippers'

eeeek I think your right, I'm really looking forward to trying them.

Aug 12, 2012 15:22:41 GMT bluemagnum said:

Great stuff AC. If you have any old carto's or 510 shells, keep hold of them. They make great drip tubes to go inside the drip shield.

Will do blue, I'm sure that will make sense to me when I see the set up

[bluemagnum]

Right then, heres what you do.Get 1 new 306 and remove the end

Cut between a 1/4 and 1/2 an inch off the plastic tip

Slide the cut piece onto the 306 and slide the attie/carto tube onto it

Add adapter to the bottom then fit drip shield

Put on mod and enjoy with no leaks

VH Dripper on Provari with a Kalafan Line Adapter