A beginners guide to dripping? Where do I start?

[Tromain]

Experience in rebuildables is what I hope to have soon enough, so I'm looking at it as a good start

What is the difference between bridged and bridgeless 306 attys, by the way?

Bridged has a wire mesh wick arching over the top, bridged attys hold an extra drop or two of juice and some people say they have a tiny bit of a muted taste compared to bridgeless. The bridgeless has no wire mesh wick, and can spit like a hell cat!

 

[McAldo]

I think rebuildables are Ideal to taste juices as you can just open them, wash coil and wick and dry up in a few minutes, so good to swap juices without the previous taste interfering.
On the other hand, making a good coil isn't necessarily straightforward, and the draw and feel is different from a 306.
Trying a 306 is worth, even just out of curiosity, I think.
But you'll need a long 306 driptip to go with it.
Bridged will hold more juice, spit less and flood less.
Debridged will make switching juices faster, as taste will linger less.

 

[MrDeseVaper]

Thanks for all the advice folk! After narrowing my choices down to the Phoenix SS and IGO-L, I ended up settling on the Phoenix SS, with the main reasons being I liked the construction of it a wee bit more, plus I got more spare wicks and kanthal for my money! Still may pick up the IGO at some point anyways, considering some of the great reviews I've seen!