Dripper - juice tasting help or advice

[morras]

Hi all

So i took the plunge and bought my first dripper !A velocity mini from vapers corner.

Slapped 2 6 warp 2.5 mm id claptons in there now , wicked her up and off i went.....

The flavor is amazing !!!

My question is this , how do you taste different juice on it without changing the wick every time ?

I bought is specifically for tasting juices at vapecon before buying......

Lastly , how much juice do guys go through dripping ??? seems to me like you can finnish a 30 ml bottle in a matter of minutes ?

 

[Huffapuff]

I got myself a RDA to sample my DIY batches, so I'm interested to see what the experienced drippers have to say.

 

[Jan]

Buy yourself some plain vg drip a few drops of vg on the wick you can either fire the mod and just blow over the coils to keep them cool or you can vape the vg.

 

[SAVaper]

Not that experienced but what I do is I only drip two drop on each coil. That gives me 2 or 3 vapes. Then 2 drops pure VG and burn just a little. Then the next flavour.

 

[stevie g]

Personally I Vape it just before a dry hit then drip the new flavor. Once the wick is almost dry again I redrip and for me that will be a pretty good representation of the flavor. I tried rinsing with drops of VG and blowing or vaping it, it gets old really quickly.

Last vapecon I went to you just needed a drip tip to put on the vendors tank to sample their juice.

 

[RichJB]

That little Velocity Mini is incredible value. I'm getting great flavour off mine too.

I can't offer anything more than Jan, SAVaper or Sprint as I'm just learning too. I don't think I cut it quite as fine as SAVaper (too afraid of dry hits ) but I generally try to avoid over-dripping and just keep the wick wet without having a pool build up in the juice well. Then I just vape from one flavour through to the next. It's a problem with strong flavours like mints, though. Even if you run it almost dry, I've found that the mint persists well into the new flavour.

 

[Huffapuff]

It's a problem with strong flavours like mints, though. Even if you run it almost dry, I've found that the mint persists well into the new flavour.

Ya, mints are stubborn flavours! I seldom vape them but when I do it's always just before a wick change coz I know the taste is going to linger for ages

 

[Charel van Biljon]

I also use the pure VG method, but also making sure I vape till it almost dry burn then add a couple drops of VG and finish that then new flavour.

 

[PsyCLown]

I generally vape it until it is near a dry hit then drip the other juice.
Otherwise you can blow on your coils while firing to get rid of the current juice on there.

What else i have tried and it works pretty well is, drip the new juice in the juice well and then start vaping and generally within a hit or two the new juice will pull through. I only do this when the juice well is empty.

 

[Ernest]

When I build for juice tasting I use simple spaced coils and simple short wicks. This way you can get your wicks dry much quicker. The fancy coils and wicks, like a scottish roll wick will retain too much juice. Just a few drops at a time on each coil will do the trick rather than soaking the wicks with juice and watch the Nic content. Pace yourself, but most of all, enjoy the new flavors.

 

[JoeSmoke]

I've got 6x10ml bottles I made last last weekend in the cars boot. Got to get a Dripper at Vapecon today do that I can start testing tomorrow

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