ColGaunt

I own 3 of them. 2 at 3.7 and 1 at 5v. What would you like to know?

I have been using LR 306 attys ever since I receive my first journeyman over 6 plus months ago. While I do not like 1.5 Ohm attys I use 1.8 Ohm ones and have and do not have a problem with them. I think that 1.5 306's are way too harsh and not very enjoyable at all.

I think that as long as you are home, it is fine. I think that leaving batteries on a charger unattended can be a possible danger. If you must, place the charger and batteries in a place that is not conducive to a possible fire.

I think that you should have not gotten off the subject so quickly. You need to make sure that they understand that while yes it smells good, it is for adults only because of a chemical it contains. Tell them if they would try it they would become sick, etc. I do not have children but it seems that if you try to make things a mystery, it will make them want to try it all the more. Be open about it, explain, answer questions. You can't just tell them not to do it because that will probably want them to do it all the more. When I was a kid, if my parents told me not to do something without a good explanation, I would want to do it all the more.

I agree, LR attys need to be kept wet but also keep in mind that not all LR attys are Equal. I have heard that the brand that you are using are not the greatest and there are different Ohms of LR attys as well. I personally do not care much for 1.5 Ohm attys and prefer 1.8. It would be also be a good idea to keep an Multimeter around so that you can measure the Ohms of the attys to see what Ohm they actually are and to be able to tell when they go bad.

I have put the new vaporbar on 3 of my computers. I think that it has a lot of merit and as it continues to expand will become a valuable resource.

Sometimes the element in the atomizer is not totally centered and leans to one side, this causes the plastic portion of the cart to start to melt and gives you a plastic taste. Have you checked the cart to see if is is melting?

It is better to use the wall adaptor to charge and vape on your e-cig. The voltage is more consistent.

Finding the right e-liquid for you can be very difficult. As was mentioned, trying out sample packs is a good way to start. It should also be noted that different attys can make liquids taste different too. Trying to recommend e-liquid to someone is very difficult because what one person may like another may hate.

I would also suggest getting a multi-meter and becoming familiar with its use. This way you will be able to measure the Ohms of your attys and the voltage of your batteries.

I had the same problem when I started vaping as well. I coughed for about 3 weeks and then it totally stopped. I would suggest giving it some more time and as has been mentioned keep some liquids near when you vape as vaping does have the tendency to dry out your mouth. How long have you been coughing?