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One of my colleagues (a smoker!) complained to our manager. When I asked her why, she said she didn't like the smell. I agreed to try a different juice, and she's fine with me vaping fruit flavours. She just doesn't like RY4.

I was going to ship them as a kit of parts. However, my brother has convinced me to build them myself, so I'll fit a coil and wick while I'm at it.

The wick and wire I use came from Bulli, but any resistance wire between 0.10 and 0.20mm will work, as long as you use the correct number of turns for the resistance you want. I use a double (folded) wick, but a single, thicker, wick will be fine.
It should even be possible to use fibreglass wicks sold for oil lamps, or fibreglass stove rope (much cheaper, and available on eBay UK). It's just a case of getting a wick that's fat enough to draw up the juice, but thin enough to physically wind the coil.

Unlike a clearo or bottom tank, where the liquid has to be raised up by a couple of centimetres, the dripper only has to raise it a few millimetres. Wicking isn't really critical.

In short, just about anything should fit, and work!

Any idea when this will be available? I thought I read somewhere that it was on the 14th (today)?

I really should have an SD Mk1. How much for the silver one?

Perpetua: You're on the list!

Aldo: I've got enough carto caps on the way to keep me going now, but still need some clearo bases

johhnyjames: The caps are made from Delrin - the same material as used for many drip tips, and also for the Arry tank.

Is the total resistance 3ohms? Or is it two 3ohm coils in parallel (making 1.5ohms)?

How it's configured shouldn't make a difference, as long as the total resistance at the connector is the same. If they use more current, the resistance must be lower.

However, Griz said that they have two 1.5 ohm coils, which only works if they are in series. In parallel, the resistance would be 0.75ohms, in series it would be 3ohms/

Might have to buy some and see what all the fuss is about!

EDIT:
A quick search suggests that they are, indeed, 1.5ohm devices, with two 3ohm coils in parallel. Not surprising they drain batteries faster, as they are pulling twice the current compared to a standard 3ohm carto, and around 30% more than an LR carto.