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Even though this is an old video, the premise is the same and might help you with your issue.

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You learned quickly so it was a pleasure to "larn" ya.

Gotta love those back ups!

With this post being in the modders forum, I'd presume it has something to do with a mod?

We don't know if he's trying to create a whole new type of mod...

Just curious... what does this have to do with vaping?

First of all, we don't kick people off the forum just because we assume they're underaged. If you don't understand their question - no matter how much it might not make sense to you - that's on you. I understood it perfectly well. Everyone is welcome here. Even you.

Why would you want to do that? It would make your vape pen all sticky.

https://www.vaportalk.com/us/ Scroll down and it says Ace of Spaces instead of Ace of Spades under Recent News. Thought you might like to know...

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Menthol flavor is rather harsh as far as throat hit is concerned. Add to that having 70% PG, I can see why your tongue is sore. If it were me, I would get a bottle of vanilla or bavarian cream or something smooth and sweet, add a few drops directly into your tankful of menthol to smooth out the flavor a little. That might help, as would drinking lots of water.

What flavor of juice are you vaping? When I vaped mojito flavored juice too much I would get sores on my tongue some times. It could be that it's too harsh to vape so consistently, but more likely that you're dehydrated. Drinking more water -- not juice, cola, coffee or tea but just plain water can help lots.

I would say that answer would be no, they aren't compatible. The Baby Beast is a 22 mm tank while the Big Baby Beast is a 24.5 mm.

I was just making fun of my own lower power setting, @Walt.

To add to what @Walt already said, the fruit flavors seem to like cooler temps, the bakery flavors a little more heat. Since I'm not all that familiar with TPriv, I can't give you any advice on that. For me, who uses a 1.8 ohm coil, 30W seems awfully high. Mine is set at 8.4W at the moment, and that seems high from my usual 7.8W, but everything in vaping is relative.

Like @Walt I'm not familiar with your device and tried to look it up online. Not finding much information, although I did find a website with this name, they sell all different kinds of mods and starter kits. Without more information on the one you have, your best bet would be to take it back to the store where you bought it. Sorry we couldn't be of more help.

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Yes, the harshness could change from flavor to flavor. An apple pie flavor would be less harsh, a strawberry and cream would be less harsh, any of the bakery flavors like pancakes, birthday cake, pies, banana bread, etc. They would all be smoother with a low PG eliquid. Anything with a cream base would also be more mellow. That said, anything with high citrus (like lemon), menthol, mint, cinnamon (candy-like not the bakery cinnamon), would be harsher to vape. Like Cany said, lower your watts. Try something like 10 watts and vape. If that doesn't give you the flavor and vapor you like, turn it up just a little and try again. Keep doing this a few watts at a time until you get a slight burnt taste or a harsh vape. Turn it down a little until it gets better for you. Each juice has its own "sweet spot" where everything is juuuust right. This is how you find it.

The acidity in the lemon flavor can also make a juice "harsh" when vaped.

Moved this post to General Vaping Discussion area. Also deleting all the other duplicate posts. Please only post your question once, do not spam the forum. Thank you.

Not quite sure what you're asking here. The Osub TC 40W, but according to specs, the Osub will go to a minimum atomizer resistance of 0.6 ohm. The Osub itself is a mod or the power portion of the device. The tank comes with the following coils: One 0.4 ohm and one 0.5 ohm Helmet-CLP fused Clapton Dual Core coils, and one 0.85 ohm Helmet-CLP Single Clapton Core. Is that the information you were looking for?

We all mostly call is Slowtech around here. While the prices are low with free shipping, you usually have to wait a lot longer for the stuff to get to you. If you don't mind the wait and can get by without whatever you ordered, it's usually a good place to buy gear. EBay is a place we mostly warn people about due to too many knock offs being sold there masquerading as original name brand items. It's buyer beware, especially for mods and batteries. If you're getting things like wraps and drip tips, it's a great place to shop.

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with this tank. Have you checked out some of the reviews on Youtube? Most are good about mentioning the airflow on tanks. Just a thought.

I love spending your money, too, @Walt. NO! Do not send me stuff!!! I have more back ups and stuff and more stuff that it's piling up faster than I can pay it forward. The people I help stop smoking in my area are very well stocked and then some. One of these days I'll pull out all of the stuff I have and put it into a pile and reorganize to figure out what I have and what goes with what...