Tam

The iStick 50W has a 4400 mAh battery inside...

My iStick 20w are... okay. I've learned to work around their quirks. The 50w, however, is amazing! I'm in lurve.

Find out what type of juices she likes... and then introduce her to Comp's creations. That could seal the deal.

No judging here, Tug. Just needed that giggle, though. Thanks. Hope your back feels much better soon. Ice for 15 minutes. Heat for 15 minutes. Another dose of pain meds. For the first two, lather, rinse, repeat as necessary. *pets*

If that's the case, I'd suggest either an Eleaf iStick 50W or an IPV mini or IPV mini2. The latter two use external batteries that you take out and charge separately. The iStick's battery in enclosed and not meant to remove.

LOL

Way to go, Earthling! Please to be giving us updates on how she's doing?

Ha! So I'm not the only one who uses gloves when working on vehicles.

Define "freak". Are you talking about a good "freak", a weirdo "freak" or a kinky "freak"?

What in the world are you doing, Tug???

For one thing, Tam drives an Impala, not a mini van. Tam also does not have kids. Tam is also looking around so she can get this same sticker for her own car. I'm not one for stickers or anything on my vehicles (most especially NOT bumper stickers!), but I may make an exception for this one.

If I could "like" that post a hundred times, I would. Lol

Since it's getting harder and harder to find the Vision Spinner (the first one, not the II), I've been looking high and low for a replacement for when my Spinners no longer work and I can't find them anymore. These iStick 50w may be what I've been searching for. And the 4400 mAh battery lasts forever...

As much as I love the IPV mini and mini2, the Eleaf iStick 50w is blowing them all away for performance and versatility. May need to get another or two... Just saying.

You say you "unplug it" but do you unscrew it off your charger? I found that unplugging doesn't help, it's only when you unscrew it off the charger, wait 10 seconds or so then rescrew it back on that seems to reset the weird charging cycle.

Good boy! Spinners can also be good first line batteries as well. As many mods and APVs and sooper speshul shinies, my Spinners are still my most dependable batteries I use on a daily basis.

Yep. What Bebop said. Whenever we hear about new vapers having trouble getting off the analogs, once they increase their nicotine levels, it usually goes much easier from there.

Moral of this story? If he continues to use such low sub-ohm coils but doesn't learn anything about safety, AMPS, batteries... don't stand anywhere near him when he's using his mod.

Here's the link to your post: Just because your co-worker had no trouble with his mod, battery and sub-ohm coil today doesn't mean that he will never have any problems. He might have gotten lucky. Personally, I wouldn't trust that luck to hold out if he continues as he's been for too long without knowing what he's doing. He's an accident waiting to happen, in my opinion.

Learn to walk before you try to run. There's nothing wrong with a pen-style battery, they're good, dependable no-fuss batteries perfect to get to know your way around. When you're more comfortable and have learned about different coils, ohms, cleaning, maintenance, etc. then, you can easily move to the next level.

Aw, and I was going to guess: If you're going to ride my @$$, at least pull my hair. Honest to God, that was the bumper sticker on a mini van full of Mom and four kids this morning. Nearly went into a ditch I was laughing so hard.

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What are you drinking, Tug? You're not usually so far off base.

If I remember correctly, KPT coils don't come in 1.2 ohm. The lowest is at 1.5 ohm but I could be wrong. If you want to use the same coils as the KPT3 mini that you have now, I'd go with an Aerotank. If you want to be able to use it on your Vision Spinner, that would be a good tank albeit a tiny bit top heavy because the Aerotank is bigger (and holds more juice) than the KPT3 mini. As for resistance, my personal preference is a 1.8 ohm coil for that. It's a good, versatile coil that doesn't eat through your charge but gives you plenty of room to increase the heat or decrease as you need.

If you do decide to go into a sub-tank, do your homework first and learn about sub-ohms, battery safety, the proper box mod (if it's not an external battery type) that will be able to fire sub-ohms, etc. Research and learn about it first. Safety is key. It's not worth it to do otherwise.