I know it has been asked before..... drippers

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Nov 18, 2013 12:15:06 GMT toots said:

Nov 18, 2013 11:59:30 GMT DiscoDes said:

yes it goes straight on. The itaste will be fine as long as you don't go below 1.5 ohms resistance on a coil.

Cheers DiscoDes but it doesn't state what ohms the bauway atomiser is. I'm looking at this page: www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4578837180/Bauway-LR-Bridged-Dripping-Atomiser/6211200

toots the ones that I got from ecigs4vaping are 1.6 ohm resistance and I use them at 3.3 volts

[toots]

Nov 18, 2013 12:52:32 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

Nov 18, 2013 12:15:06 GMT toots said:

Cheers DiscoDes but it doesn't state what ohms the bauway atomiser is. I'm looking at this page: www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4578837180/Bauway-LR-Bridged-Dripping-Atomiser/6211200

toots the ones that I got from ecigs4vaping are 1.6 ohm resistance and I use them at 3.3 volts

Ahhh, thank you @freefromsmoking, I think I shall go and order the 3 pack with the free drip tip then

[4madcats]

Nov 18, 2013 11:51:29 GMT toots said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

The 306's have a 510 connection (the small internal threads) so they fit virtually everything. For first time use I would recommend you follow the steps for adding juice without having it on your battery. Prime it first with a couple of drops, no more, let it soak for a minute or 2, then add a further 3/4 drops. When your sure you haven't put too much juice on you can connect it to your battery. If it has flooded just soak up the excess with paper towel. When you feel the vape getting a little harsh add another 2/3 drops. Never try to run one dry, best way to kill them.

Don't forget to add the drip tip, trying to vape a 306 with no drip tip is not a pleasant experience trust me

[toots]

Nov 18, 2013 13:30:44 GMT 4madcats said:

Nov 18, 2013 11:51:29 GMT toots said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

The 306's have a 510 connection (the small internal threads) so they fit virtually everything. For first time use I would recommend you follow the steps for adding juice without having it on your battery. Prime it first with a couple of drops, no more, let it soak for a minute or 2, then add a further 3/4 drops. When your sure you haven't put too much juice on you can connect it to your battery. If it has flooded just soak up the excess with paper towel. When you feel the vape getting a little harsh add another 2/3 drops. Never try to run one dry, best way to kill them.

Don't forget to add the drip tip, trying to vape a 306 with no drip tip is not a pleasant experience trust me

Thanks 4madcats for the info above, and for sorting out my little problem over the phone just now. Have placed the order and sent you an email with the UK delivery address. What a palava just to get it sent to a different address to mine eh, but done now

[DiscoDes]

toots

If it's too low for the itaste you'll simply get a "lo" shown in the display. It will not damage it.

I think the Bauway LR is 1.5 ohms, it should work with the Itaste see HERE for info only.

[Greg]

Sounds like a good idea, I've just ordered a set of bauway LR, damn I need to stop spending money

[dakgm]

I've just joined the club, got to stop reading these posts

[newdawn]

Trying so hard not to join the club! Seem to be spending mad since getting into this vaping lark. That said, if I want to start making my own juice, resistance is futile in this case.

I recently set up a private pinterest page dedicated to pinning things mentioned on the forum that I'm interested in but trying to hold off buying. After just a couple of weeks, the list is HUGE!

[dakgm]

Nov 19, 2013 10:17:53 GMT newdawn said:

Trying so hard not to join the club! Seem to be spending mad since getting into this vaping lark. That said, if I want to start making my own juice, resistance is futile in this case.

I recently set up a private pinterest page dedicated to pinning things mentioned on the forum that I'm interested in but trying to hold off buying. After just a couple of weeks, the list is HUGE!

The list never stops growing !!!

[charon]

Nov 19, 2013 10:17:53 GMT newdawn said:

Trying so hard not to join the club! Seem to be spending mad since getting into this vaping lark. That said, if I want to start making my own juice, resistance is futile in this case.

I recently set up a private pinterest page dedicated to pinning things mentioned on the forum that I'm interested in but trying to hold off buying. After just a couple of weeks, the list is HUGE!

The trick of course is to read reviews, ask on here for advice, pop into a Bricks & Morter store...........Then just get the Kit that does the job for you.
We are all individuals with different tastes and needs, get your kit, fill it up and enjoy.

[toots]

Nov 18, 2013 13:30:44 GMT 4madcats said:

Nov 18, 2013 11:51:29 GMT toots said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

The 306's have a 510 connection (the small internal threads) so they fit virtually everything. For first time use I would recommend you follow the steps for adding juice without having it on your battery. Prime it first with a couple of drops, no more, let it soak for a minute or 2, then add a further 3/4 drops. When your sure you haven't put too much juice on you can connect it to your battery. If it has flooded just soak up the excess with paper towel. When you feel the vape getting a little harsh add another 2/3 drops. Never try to run one dry, best way to kill them.

Don't forget to add the drip tip, trying to vape a 306 with no drip tip is not a pleasant experience trust me

Mine's just arrived today via my sister-in-law visiting Tenerife and I've just used it for the first time. Tried out one liquid that's been steeping only 3 days and another flavour steeping for 6 days. Nice little dripper, easy to use, I like it, it's very good for testing out your own mixes I could easily tell that both these liquids need steeping for longer.