Squonk vs Dripper for juice testing

[snow]

To be quite honest I have pretty much abandoned coil building and rewicking after I started using subtanks and isubs as the coils last ages and aren't that expensive, however thats also now landed me with a problem - having started doing more mixing and having recently bought a whole load of juice in various sales etc. I'm now reluctant to "waste" a stock coil so am having to wait until replacing a coil (which are lasting 3 - 4 weeks!) before trying new flavours. I do have a very nice crown rba which I could use but I'm not terribly efficient with dripping, I've got a nasty habit of flooding the buggers and ending up with juice through the air holes either that or I vape too long between re wetting and scorch the wicks.    If I could find a replacement for the old 306's I'd be delighted but that seems to be like looking for the holy grail.  

So I'm debating about buying a cheap squonk mod - I kinda fancy trying squonking but don't realistically think it'll suit my needs on a daily regular vape basis but if it could fulfil a "testing" function that would make more of a justification for getting one. However if I'm going to end up flooding or scorching then I may as well save myself the money and stick with my crown rba. 

Do people use squonkers for juice testing? & can you flood the deck? 

[jtc]

Personally I just rewick my rta which doesn't seem to take any longer than rewicking an rda tbh. Then if it's good I just fill the tank. If not I just wash and rewick again

[unclegromit]

Tbh you are using the best there is imho for testing.

I use 306s for testing and some daily use when it's practicable.

2 sources here.

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

www.ivapour.co.uk/cisco-lr-306-bridgeless-atomiser-1-5-ohm.html

The 1st are not bad, though I've not used them for a while.
The 2nd is my preference and go to.
If your're only testing, the extra cost is well worth it. They will last for months.

Squonking for testing is OK. But you've then got the hassle of cleaning the bottle and atty when trying another flavour.

[snow]

Feb 19, 2017 13:07:41 GMT unclegromit said:

Tbh you are using the best there is imho for testing.

I use 306s for testing and some daily use when it's practicable.

2 sources here.

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

www.ivapour.co.uk/cisco-lr-306-bridgeless-atomiser-1-5-ohm.html

The 1st are not bad, though I've not used them for a while.
The 2nd is my preference and go to.
If your're only testing, the extra cost is well worth it. They will last for months.

Squonking for testing is OK. But you've then got the hassle of cleaning the bottle and atty when trying another flavour.

Ohh I think I love you!!! I have been looking for those for aaaaages!!! 

[unclegromit]

Feb 19, 2017 13:16:59 GMT snow said:

Feb 19, 2017 13:07:41 GMT unclegromit said:

Tbh you are using the best there is imho for testing.

I use 306s for testing and some daily use when it's practicable.

2 sources here.

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

www.ivapour.co.uk/cisco-lr-306-bridgeless-atomiser-1-5-ohm.html

The 1st are not bad, though I've not used them for a while.
The 2nd is my preference and go to.
If your're only testing, the extra cost is well worth it. They will last for months.

Squonking for testing is OK. But you've then got the hassle of cleaning the bottle and atty when trying another flavour.

Ohh I think I love you!!! I have been looking for those for aaaaages!!! 

You are welcome.
And there I was thinking me and Phoenixflame (Julie) were the only dinosaurs that still used real old school stuff. 
I know from the LSE vape meets that Julie is a big fan of the ones from Vapingthings. I just prefer the Ciscos.
Either way the're both great.

[thebishman]

Well...a squonker uses a dripper anyway doesnt it. So it doesnt matter as both uses drippers. Id go for just a dripper. But also you do need a pico squeeze in your life so its definatley best to go and buy one.

[jonathan303]

Squonking is still like using a tank as you have a bottle filled with juice. Better off just getting a cheap dripper and using it on a regular mod. That way you just need to drip a little bit and can change out the wicks quickly to try a new flavour. Highly recommend squonking though

[beedee]

I made up a 30ml batch of juice without any flavours in it, I put just a little in a tank or a dripper between flavours and vape it. Works for me.

[yourgurnard]

www.fasttech.com/p/1395707

These are what I use for tasting juice:- One vertical coil & a tiny roll of mesh. This gives about 3 tokes before You have to re-drip. Changing flavours is simple; just burn off what's left on the wick/coil & drip the new flavour.
I'll also be drilling one out for conversion to B/F.
A squonker for testing/tasting seems a bit barking....a Squeeze holds 6ml. ....too much for testing.
Drip for testing & then fill the squonk bottle wiv the 'good stuff'!