Cisco LR atty with a drip tip --advise needed.

[shanewarne]

Have been using boge LR cartos. I am using Riva. These have been best vaping experience till now. Would like to try LR atty with a drip tip.
Which one do you prefer cisco 306 LR atty or Joytech 306 LR atty?
I see that some are experiencing lips getting heat with some drip tips.
Shall I go for XL drip tip? If so I am I compromising on TH and Vapor?
I am guessing the LR atty will be taking liquid quickly due to low resistance. How many hits will I get for 5 drops? Shall I keep on adding drops to continue vaping? I usually vape every hour and not a chain vaper and would like to have good TH.

 

[Kent C]

Have been using boge LR cartos. I am using Riva. These have been best vaping experience till now. Would like to try LR atty with a drip tip. Which one do you prefer cisco 306 LR atty or Joytech 306 LR atty?

I've tried both and the cisco is longer lasting - although all LR attys have no warranty other than DOA. The cisco seems better built. I had one that lasted 3 months, but even that is rare.

I see that some are experiencing lips getting heat with some drip tips.
Shall I go for XL drip tip? If so I am I compromising on TH and Vapor?

There used to be one drip tip with a wider base from clouds of vapor - looked odd but really stopped the heat - can't find it now. So the longer ones are better - like this:

https://www.cignot.com/product_p/306-drp-tpd.htm

...and the length doesn't really affect the TH or vapor/flavor.


I am guessing the LR atty will be taking liquid quickly due to low resistance. How many hits will I get for 5 drops? Shall I keep on adding drops to continue vaping? I usually vape every hour and not a chain vaper and would like to have good TH.

It varies but you get about 5 hits per drop. You can still flood an LR atty so keep about 4 or 5 drops on that bridge take several hits add more drops, etc. TH depends more on nicotine content but more heat helps.