Can you remove the wick and bridge from and a 306 like you can a 510 for improved dripping? Is it still possible to dip with the wick and bridge removed? Whats your experience with this?
removing the wick and bridge from a 306
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Yes, I do believe you can. I think almost all atties can be de-wicked or de-bridged. The main people who de-bridge atties are the drippers. I wouldn't suggest anyone to de-bridge and try to use a cartridge. If there's no bridge, the liquid is never going to wick down into the coil, thus you will always get a nasty atty burn hit.
So to answer ur question, yes. let me see if I can find you some info.
So to answer ur question, yes. let me see if I can find you some info.
Ok this guy/girl has debridged their lr306 on this thread
or you can directly PM him/her to ask how. I'm sure it's just like any other de-bridging.
or you can directly PM him/her to ask how. I'm sure it's just like any other de-bridging.
The dipping won't work since there is no bridge and mesh for the liquid to absorb into, but yes..you can absolutely still drip and I did that to all my Joy306 atty's once i had enough 510's to feel comfortable doing it to the joy306. Go ahead, de-bridge away.
Yes, to confirm, a 306 can be de-bridged. I just did it to 2 before tearing it apart to steal to ceramic cups 
I didnt notice NEAR the improvement of the de bridging and de wicking of the 306 as I did when I removed the wick and bridge from my genuine joye 510 atty.
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