Doesn't it get messy??

[GunJack]

Apr 24, 2017 20:52:29 GMT thebishman said:

Apr 24, 2017 20:46:21 GMT GunJack said:

hmmm...will have to think about this a bit more.....

Whats the bit thats concerning you mate?

Tbh, the more i think about it, everything...I spose Im just a stick in the mud mtl vaper on my 80% pg juice, and really couldnt be doing with the faff (and mess, coz i would make a mess )

[jtc]

I would say GunJack that if you're happy with the way you vape and it works, then is it worth going a different route?
It took me a few years to find my happy point and I can't see much point in changing anything right now tbh.
I keep looking at squonking and the setups that would suit me are very minimal. Nah I'll stick with my happy place until something happens where I feel I need to change

[GunJack]

Apr 25, 2017 4:34:34 GMT jtc said:

I would say GunJack that if you're happy with the way you vape and it works, then is it worth going a different route?
It took me a few years to find my happy point and I can't see much point in changing anything right now tbh.
I keep looking at squonking and the setups that would suit me are very minimal. Nah I'll stick with my happy place until something happens where I feel I need to change

This is it, I found my happy place quite early on, tried the odd thing different now and again but none of those (like mechs for e.g.) have ever done it for me....squonking would come into that category if I tried it, I'm sure...

[jtc]

From what I found it's pretty much the same as I use but squeezing a bottle instead of having a sub ohm RTA.
If you use a regulated mod then it's controlled isn't it and not like a mech.Tbh if I wasn't so happy with my tanks then I'd probably go the squonking way. To me it's like between dripping and using an RTA. Personally I have 9000mah mods with big ass herakles RTA2's on top so it doesn't warrant me going squonking. If I were just starting to get into sub ohming and buying kit then I'd probably go the squonk way. A couple of advantages I see are the dripper would probably last longer than my tanks and it would be slightly lower profile .After saying all that I'm not sure if squonking is just for sub ohming? Apart from that there doesn't seem anything too different

[yourgurnard]

This is only My personal view re. Squonking:-
Nothing works as well for Me because My vape equipment has always been chosen purely on wot works the best with My NETs. Tanks are a 'no-go' because of the frequency of having to dry-burn....nothing more infuriating than having to take the tank apart (esp. when it's just been filled!..) to access the coil/wick. I went over to Gennies pretty quickly (tho' mesh/rope could turn NETs pretty 'tar-like'...) & then thought I was settled with Origen drippers with mesh wicks.....
....Then I got into squonking!...This is perfect as I've got dripper flavour but don't have to keep dripping, which I'd have to now I've discovered how good the smaller-sized RDAs are!

Anyway!...I suppose wot I'm trying to say that if I was vaping more 'conventional' juices then would I be so fussed about getting into Squonking?.....

[paulbee]

Plenty of people squonk with mesh, in all sorts of tanks! Although if you can't be arsed making a coil not sure you mean mesh!

[yourgurnard]

Apr 26, 2017 8:45:26 GMT paulbee said:

Plenty of people squonk with mesh, in all sorts of tanks! Although if you can't be arsed making a coil not sure you mean mesh!

paulbee Sorry, is this to Me or Gunjack?......

[beedee]

Apr 23, 2017 21:30:28 GMT GunJack said:

What about wicking though.... I find cotton mutes throat-hit something chronic

I use cellucotton rayon in a lot of my drippers and squonkers - like this stuff www.stockport-e-cig-company.co.uk/product/cellucotton-100-rayon-cotton-wicking-material/

[norfolkphil]

beedee
I've got a shed load of rayon but not used it yet. Got any tips on how to wick Subtank RBA's and Isub coils?
Any help appreciated.

[beedee]

I've not tried rayon yet in the RBA, norfolkphil . tend to use it in RDAs. I'd probably just try using it in the same way as cotton. However, I have found that Rayon seems a bit more tricky in ordinary tanks, I sometimes get flooding, probably just the way I use it.

[yourgurnard]

Apr 29, 2017 10:23:36 GMT norfolkphil said:

beedee
I've got a shed load of rayon but not used it yet. Got any tips on how to wick Subtank RBA's and Isub coils?
Any help appreciated.

There's an AMAZING thread on ECF Re. Rayon......(You need a coupla lifetimes in order to read it all tho'.... )
Best tip I've gleaned from there tho' is:- pack in as much Rayon thru' the coil as You can...listen for the 'squeak' as You thread it thru'...!