Can you do dripping on a Riva or Ego

[Dream (s)]

I 'm sure you can, but do I need to purchase a special atomiser? I've heard of a Bridged atomiser is that correct? Or do I need a Bridgless one? not sure. ???

[OneDay]

Dream, yes you can drip on those batteries. As with everything vaping, there's a million options and prices. I'd start with a simple 306 atomiser and drip tip and see how you get on

[Dream (s)]

Sorry to be a nuisance One, but can you give me a link (I want to be sure I'm looking at the right one) would that be bridged, bridgeless or am I talking about something completely different ?

[OneDay]

Something like this

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

[blakey]

You certainly can use a riva/ego for dripping. The 306 attie is recommended and the bridged/bridgless is all down to personal opinion. Performance wise they are both the same, the bridged version allows more juice to be stored within and the bridgeless version allows for very easy cleaning but stores less juice.
www.vapeescape.co.uk/bauway-306-lr-atomiser~217
www.vapeescape.co.uk/bauway-306lr-bridgeless-atomiser~356
You will also need another drip tip for these
try www.vapeescape.co.uk/306-drip-tip~242
That's pretty much the cheapest way to try dripping on a 306 out

[Dream (s)]

Thankyou so much for the links

[Karma]

Not tried this myself yet but if you buy the bridged attie then want to try it bridgeless the bridge is easy to remove

[Dream (s)]

Ok, I'm learning

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

Jul 14, 2012 10:48:59 GMT Karma said:

Not tried this myself yet but if you buy the bridged attie then want to try it bridgeless the bridge is easy to remove

Dunno what the proper answer is Karma but I just pull it off with my fingers when I want it off and they work ok.

[blakey]

The bridge is just a mesh wick that stores juice and feeds the coil, not needed if you keep the attie nice and wet. It comes off quite easily as sandra says but once it's off it's off for good, I would really recommend you go for the bridged version till you get some experience with dripping as it's a bit harder to burn the attie this way

[sej016]

Any experienced drippers care to comment on the reports that dripping atties tend to leak/seep into the battery connection and the use of a DCA or dripshield to stop this?

[blakey]

Jul 16, 2012 8:59:58 GMT sej016 said:

Any experienced drippers care to comment on the reports that dripping atties tend to leak/seep into the battery connection and the use of a DCA or dripshield to stop this?

Yes, leaking is a problem when dripping, but happily the DCA that you mention totally eradicates it

[Annie]

What is a DCA

[blakey]

Jul 16, 2012 9:11:21 GMT Annie said:

What is a DCA

The DCA is a sealed unit that the 306 attie sits inside and it stops any leakage to the battery. Cloud9 sell them but the site is temporarily down so I can't link to it but this is the American site where they are made www.goodsensevapor.com/pages/306dca/

[Annie]

Thank you blakey, something else to add to my vapour knowledge........ Will I ever get through my vaping apprenticeship