Tam

How big is that "one glass"?

Good for you, Earthling! I'm sure she really appreciated all the help. It's always a good feeling when you can get someone to switch over. All the PIF gear and juices I've handed out, so far I think around 70% of them are still at it and staying away from the analogs. There's one co-worker who went back that I'd really like to get him to try again. If he was willing to give it another shot, I'd PIF one of my 50W for that.

That's what I thought, too, but then I do enjoy a spot of barley tea so it never hurts to ask.

Not into chasing clouds myself, but I do like how the thick vapor feels in my mouth shortly before the exhale.

Let us know how the Triton's RBA section works.

My lings are slow to heat up sometimes but they never burn.

What is a barley pop? That sounds interesting.

That's not what they said in the comments but... whatever. Just like vaping, reading comprehension can be subjective, especially when the differences are subtle and not easily discernible.

Burning your lings, Cany? lol!

Still flipping around between all the NCIS series (NCIS, NCIS Los Angeles, NCIS New Orleans) and binge watching until I get to the current episodes. Also watching Star Trek: The Next Generation and starting on Shark Week season 2. Gotta love my Prime.

My only experience is with the IPV minis but those are solid workhorses. I'd venture to guess this one shouldn't be much different in dependability.

If a show's worth watching, it must be binged watched.

Click on this link: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/specially-versus-especially

So that's where you've been, Tug! Buried in this show?

Nope. No big hair, but I until I was well into my 30s, I had hip length straight-ish hair.

Now we're getting out of hand. If anyone brings up 80's big hair, that would just complete the look of Jordache jeans (or Dittos for the ladies) and polyester everything else.

I didn't have one. Now I feel left out.

Doing this "little chart" involves too many variables that you'll either wind up with so many multiple charts in order to take in each variable or you wind up with one huge chart that will be so difficult to understand that noobs won't use it. If you're doing multiple charts and want it to be accurate, you'll need one for each change in coils, resistance, battery type, tank, juice (each little change in PG/VG ratio will require a whole new chart), etc. That's the only way you'll come out to being close to accurate. Even then, it's no guarantee. I'm not being facetious when I suggest starting low and turning it up until you get the slight burnt taste then turn it down. That's how most of us find the optimal vaping spot for that juice, tank, battery. By "slight" I don't mean to keep turning it up until it burns up the wick or blows up in your face (your car crash scenario), just until you barely notice a burnt flavor or get a harsh vape. It's the easiest, fastest, and most accurate way to dial in your sweet spot without having to resort to inaccurate charts and take the chance of burning up your wick by starting too high in power.

Does this mean you're getting one, Jason?

Hope it didn't do any damage!

Birthday cake and Frutti Tootie should also be on your list to try.

Here's to hoping it's done right and that it's widely seen. Thanks for the link!

And faster! Start low, vape. Nope, not doing it for me. Raise watts/volts, vape. Not yet. Raise watts/volts, vape. Repeat until you get s light burnt taste. Take it down a notch. There. That's the sweet spot for that juice, that coil, that tank and battery combination. See? No need for charts.

Well, it looks like Cesar's going to be busy for a long while making up the "more accurate" chart...

By all means, feel free to update and create your own voltage chart.