Time to try dripping . . .

[DavrosCC]

Hi All,

I've been vaping for a couple of months now, and am looking into getting myself a dripping atomiser. After a bit of research, I'm thinking about one of the Igo range, but haven't been able to find out much about the difference between the L, W, S and F models. Anyone the wiser?

Thanks in advance,

Davros

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

The Igo L would be my first choice for a beginner getting into dripping. its got room to work with and is pretty cut n dry simples!

The Igo S is a slim version of the L

Igo W is for dual coils

And the Igo F is a slim version like the S of the L with a small juice chamber underneath so you don have to topup as often.

Have I confused you?

 

[DavrosCC]

Not at all! That is a wonderfully concise answer. Igo-L it is. Many thanks @KurlMe Stoopid

 

[Daffs]

cant go wrong with the IGO L....great little dripper

 

[RunAway]

What kind of drip tip do you need for that IGO L?

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

What kind of drip tip do you need for that IGO L?

Any kind you want It takes standard 510 DTs

 

[xGARYx]

Fully agree with igo-l as a starting point. Easy to rebuild and get good results with it.

Sent from my GT-N7100 using Planet of the Vapes mobile app

 

[DavrosCC]

Right then, my shiny new Igo-L arrived today, and I made my first coil - used the little bit that came with it, so I don't know exactly what I used other than that it's silica and Kanthal. First hit - wow. After this it's gone a bit downhill. Should I be able to set it on fire while trying to dry burn?!

 

[Daffs]

I would buy some more silica and wire. I started with .25mm kanthal.
Silica shouldn't catch fire when you dry burn it, cotton wool will though.

 

[Phantom Diablo]

dont forget the IGo W4!! another great dripper, big wide camber, and can support both single and dual coils. its my ADV dripper of choice now out of the 4 i have