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Got a CoolFire IV TC100 today from 101Vapes. So far I'm really liking this in wattage mode, haven't tried the TC yet, I'm waiting until I need to change coils in my Triton. The iStick TC is not very impressive for me but I think I may be looking at getting a few more CoolFire IV TC100 in future.

I'm very curious to hear what it's like with different flavors but I think a warm vape would be a deal breaker for me. My preference is a very cool vape... still, I'd love to hear your impressions on other flavors.

S'up y'all to you, too.

I think I'm in love with Senator Ron Johnson right now.

Adding to what Earthling said, we see a lot of new members come here asking the questions they couldn't get answered at their local vape shops and getting answers that contradict what they were initially told -- erroneously by the staff at their local B&M.

The wording was vague at best for me as I read it anyway. The following gave a little more information: (My thoughts/opinions in bold) Legislative fix: Cole/Bishop amendment was approved by the House Appropriations Committee last month. If signed into law, it would, among other things, move the February 15, 2007 grandfather date, allowing some or all ecigarettes and vapor products currently on the market to serve as "predicates" for products introduced after the Deeming Rule's effective date. (If Cole/Bishop is approved, we will see what gets "grandfathered" in as far as old equipment is concerned -- that's the stuff we're currently using I think, but there's not anything more detailed than that right now.) ▪ It remains to be seen whether this provision will stay in the Agriculture Appropriations Bill, let alone whether the House and Senate will even vote on a standalone Agriculture Appropriations Bill during this Congress. (Passing of Cole/Bishop is still up in the air.) ▪ SFATA is also working to get support for the Cole/Bishop amendment to increase the chance of passage through Congress. In addition to the Cole/Bishop language, SFATA is currently working with other interested organizations and legislative leaders to develop a more comprehensive regulatory framework that will better serve the industry into the future. (SFATA is working to get extra support for Cole/Bishop so it stands a better chance to get through the political boloney and to get the politicians to change the wording into something more understandable that will be better for the industry going forward.) There. How was that, @cany ? Bottom line? We don't know anything yet as far as what will be approved or when.

Since it's a sub-ohm coil, how warm does the vapor get?

Ever since they came out, I've been rather curious. How are you liking the AIO so far?

Welcome to Vapor Talk.

Yay.... sales! The more things go on sale, the more I give a whole new definition to "...get back ups. And back ups of back ups and back ups of those..."

I've got such a stock pile of "back ups" that I should be okay for quite some time (read: years). The only thing I haven't got in huge supply is the e-liquid but that should soon be rectified. Other than that, not doing much else but taking a wait and see approach.

Adding to all of the above, take a Q-tip and wet it just a bit with rubbing alcohol. Use this to clean the center pin on your battery and also clean the center pin on your charger. Those can get pretty gunked up too.

Only 11, silly. Still, you're probably right that if the need arises, I can sell these puppies for a mint!

The UK is going forward and embracing vaping as the good thing it truly is while the US is doing just the opposite and vilifying it. I don't understand how so-called "intelligent" people can follow bad and biased research like sheep and make such unimaginably bad choices for regulation. I'm all for sensible regulation like not letting kids vape and setting a minimum age, making sure the quality of hardware and liquids are up to a certain standard... but this... this is not sensible at all. It's more a blatant attempt to wipe out an industry that has done so much good for so many people and instead set things up in favor of large companies that really don't have people's good health in mind but rather profits and greed.

The more I see, the less anything makes sense anymore, Bebop. If you read further on the TSA website you'll see all the things that are prohibited to take onto a plane. You've gotta know that some wit tried to bring those things aboard at one time or another for it to be on that list. The one that got my attention is the listing for "hand grenade." Seriously? And they had a problem with my tiny Bic mini lighter back when I was smoking and removed a couple of extra packs of safety matches because it was too many and over their quantity limit?

Aw, you're sweet to say, Jason, but you made it so easy. I'm glad you decided to delurk and become one of the most knowledgeable and trustworthy members to go to for battery advice on VT.

According to the TSA website: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/prohibited-items Batteries and mods and tanks and such can still be in your carry on (not in checked). I'd also double check with the to and from airports just to be sure of what they allow.

The last time I flew was a couple of years ago and I just put my juice into the 1 quart baggie with the rest of the liquids. The mods and such were no big deal. Too much time has passed and I'm sure the rules have changed much since then. Sorry, no help here.

...yeah, our tax dollars hard at work.

Psst! It's actually 4400 mAh, but when you get that high, the other 200 mAh is pretty irrelevant. I just got two more in today -- this time in silver because they were out of black.

Your knowledge well surpasses mine these days... you've done so well and helped so many others in turn. You're amazing, Earthling! And I want to add how proud I am of you spending other people's money and making them like it. Yes, four whole years. I couldn't believe it when it was just one...

Thanks, Bebop. You're one of the reasons why it's so much fun.

Thanks, BirdDog. Couldn't have done it without you.

I've learned from some of the best. Thanks for all your patience, Jeff!

... I picked up my first e-cigarette. It was an eGo 650 mAh topped off with a CE4 that was quickly replaced the next week with a T2 (short wick) that had just come out. Four days after that, I gave up the analogs altogether. Fast forward six months and I discovered Vapor Talk. The friendly and knowledgeable folks here helped my new found obsession grow. More friendly folks also worked hard to help me spend my money on new shiny things. With all the support and fun on Vapor Talk, four years have passed. I want to thank you all for making the journey so much fun!