Some dripping advice.

[Mikey@Vaporized]

So I have decided to get a dripper. I have been reading lots so pretty up to scratch with how it works... Can't decide a few things though.
Firstly do I want a rebuildable or not? I am only 6 weeks into my vaping journey, still using ego/Evod batteries and am yet to even recoil any of my clearos, so is it worth getting an rda if it will involve a lot of special maintenance? I have a feeling i'd be better with some experience doing simple recoils but could be wrong hence asking for advice.
Next thing is, if I don't go for an rda am I better with a 306 or a 510? Just looking to drip to try flavours without the hassle of emptying and dry burning tanks every two minutes. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

[lairey]

The 306's are really good and they are cheap - you can get them here 3 for £9 and they come with a free drip tip, if you buy them singly, they cost £3.50 each and the drip tips are £1.50, so £5 for 1.

A simple RDA, like the the IGO-L here for less than £4 (if you can wait for it) is as simple as you're going to get coiling wise. Far less fiddly than trying to re-coil a protank head as you have more space to work. A simple microcoil with cotton works really well.

My suggestion would be - buy the 306's and order an IGO-L (along with some other bits to make up to $15 for the free shipping). Then you can get started with the 306's and in a month's time, try out your coiling skills

[Perpetua]

Apr 12, 2014 6:03:07 GMT lairey said:

My suggestion would be - buy the 306's and order an IGO-L (along with some other bits to make up to $15 for the free shipping). Then you can get started with the 306's and in a month's time, try out your coiling skills

I'd probably get both, but lairey's suggestion is more sensible.

Much better flavour and more oomphage in general with a 306 than a 510 Mikey@Vaporized . . . .

[ionian]

Couldn't agree more with lairey's suggestion - if you think you want to get in to rebuildables at some stage, the igo-L is a great place to start. If you can't wait, have a look at vapeescape as you can pick up some kathnal wire (I suggest .25mm wire, and learn to make microcoils) as well while you're there. Discount code is allabout for 10% off.

[Mikey@Vaporized]

Cheers guys, I don't know how I'd feel about ordering from slow tech. Have avoided them so far as I couldn't be bothered with the wait and if the product was faulty. Depends though, I may have to give them a try as not many people seem to have trouble with them?
I quite like the look of the 306's in the meantime. They look really simple and hassle free to use and the cost is reasonable. Going to have a look at wire just now so I am prepared for coiling when I finish college - no time until then sadly.
My only problem is, I am using mainly aspire clearos and tanks. Not the most popular for recoiling tutorials :/ anyone have any experience of recoiling their bdc? Have watched one video of a guy doing it but is not the best video tbh.