Best dripping setup for DIY beginner?

[phoenix1]

Hi can anyone advise me on a suitable dripping setup for testing liquids. I've only ever used tanks before but decided to try a bit of DIY, so I'm just looking for something basic to test my recipes. 

[fiddles]

I like the igo l is a good cheap dripper

[Super-Shiny]

I use this: www.vapegear.co.uk/product/igol

Smaller version here: www.vapegear.co.uk/product/igos

But they do need re-wicking.

[Deleted]

Hi Phoenix.

I have only use your namesake in dripping. The phoenix is excellent, you can drip about 15 drops and the vaping experience to me anyway is second to none using a dual coil on it. Rebuilding the Phoenix is very easy even for someone of my oik.

[OneDay]

For a basic, no need to rebuild dripper try a 306 atty and drip tip

[Super-Shiny]

Forgot to mention the Vision Eternity: www.ukecigcabin.com/product/vision-eternity-rebuildable-atomizer-kit

Dripper and a tank, tank don't hold a great deal but it vapes like crazy....got a strong throat hit on them....looks great on a twist/spinner, looks great on anything tbh.

[Karma]

May 18, 2013 13:59:47 GMT OneDay said:

For a basic, no need to rebuild dripper try a 306 atty and drip tip

Can't get more basic than this

www.vapeescape.co.uk/bauway-306-lr-atomiser~217

with

www.vapeescape.co.uk/306-drip-tip~242

[djs]

I wouldn't buy another rebuildable. Not again, please.....
For vaping - Yes, why not - igo, octopus, pheonix, eternity....all great.
For quick testing flavours - No. Get a microscopic atomizer that holds virtually no liquid, but enough for a few puffs. 306 would be my choice.



(DJS runs for cover.... )
If I "drip" onto an igo or octopus (even with a custom made small wick), that juice will be in the wick for more than just a taste.....