Jeffb

This is ridiculous. Think this through logically. We dont know the long term effects of vaping PG OR VG. Who is to say vaping a 50/50 blend is any safer than an 80/20 blend? The fact is we dont know anything. It sounds like your local vape shop employees are completely bullshitting you or aren't very smart lol.

HUH??
PG is the primary component of asthma inhalers, and has been for decades.  Granted, an asthma inhaler is atomizing the PG, not vaporizing it, but there is no difference in the "breathing machines" used in hospitals than your basic APV... both vaporize the PG.  A lot of fear-mongering goes on about vaping PG or VG... I even read a report recently talking about the harmful effects of vaporizing the water in e-liquids... Yeah, right... it's called STEAM, and is perfectly safe... unless you inhale gallons of it and DROWN!
Many companies offer 50/50 juices because that is what the customers prefer... it is the best mix of flavor, TH, and vapor... it has nothing to do with "safety"!!

May be time to throw the Vamo away.

I cant remember what the tank was called, but it was made by Joyetech. It had a plastic tank insert. You would fill the plastic tank and insert it into the tank holder which had a needle that would pierce the tank. I used this on a standard eGo battery.

My car is 20 years old and has about 110,000 miles on it. Here is a list why I love my old car.
1. It is old, no one will want to steal it.
2. It is a stick shift, good luck stealing it.
3. Small gas tank, cheap to fill.
4. Bright pink color, can't lose it in a parking lot.
5. No car payment.
6. Cheap insurance.
7. No auto, shift on the fly 4 wheel drive.
8. No power steering, great upper body workout.
9. Engine compartment isn't full of all that computer crap, everything is easily accessible.
10. It has an ashtray and cigarette lighter.
The downsides to my old car.
1. Soft top, does not stop thieves.
2. No more stereo or speakers. Thank you thieves, may the 20 year old tape deck and speakers line your pocket book.
3. The trim is starting to come off.
4. 4 wheel drive eats gas
5. Parts may be hard to find in the long run. Still cheaper to fix than a car payment.

Kudo's BirdDog!  I'll never own another "new" car... only those "new to me"   And, I'll limit my expenditures to $2500... if I can't buy a decent car for that, I won't buy it!!  I love not having a car payment, love not having higher insurance premiums, and love cheaper registration costs...
My 2008 Fusion has 185K on the odometer, and in the worst shape (slipping tranny, bubbling dashboard, door handles, paint fading/chipping/rust) of all the cars in my driveway.
The rest of my fleet:
1993 Ford Probe SE - 124K (zero issues, like new)
1994 Ford Probe SE - 149K (minor fender ding and clear-coat failure on hood)
1996 Ford Probe GT - Mazada engine swap, 40K, needs re-painted, but only due to clear-coat failure
2005 Chevy Freelander - 110K, the whole thing is falling apart... cheap interior, motor is the only good thing about it
2002 Hyundai Elantra - 275K, and still going strong... has some rust in the fenders, but everything works on it
1974 VW Beetle - 86K, floor pans rusty, but runs like a new one
1969 Ford F250 - 24K on factory rebuilt 390 modified, rust in bed, but will go anywhere, anytime!
Plus, 3 Honda street-bikes, which are ridden regularly...
Insurance on all of them is dirt-cheap... I pay more for tags/registration every year than I pay for 3 or 4-months of insurance...
My family thinks I'm crazy for having all these in the driveway, but you never have to worry about that to drive when one needs a repair, repairs are cheap (and I do them myself), and when a family member needs to borrow a vehicle... guess where they come first?

Ive been vaping for almost 6 years. Never needed a chart

Ive been vaping for almost 6 years. Never needed a chart

Maybe these will come back into fashion

You had to wear these with your Members Only jacket
 

Or these
 
 

You had to wear these with your Members Only jacket
 

Or these
 
 

Use this one. Its pretty  It must be correct, I found it on the Google
 
 
 

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. 

Isnt learning your sweet spot much easier??

The quotes are eyelashes and the dot is pursed lips. 

Im just messing around on a design website for fun.

Haha......

That's ok sometimes I get logged in as Jeffb and it's gay porn ads for the rest of the week 

Am I the only one who had to UP the power to get rid of that annoying tickle and get a good solid
throat hit with no cough?
Lowering the nic didn't do it for me and I don't react well to too much VG so going up in watts was all
that worked for me. When I use a mech and the voltage gets too low I still get that tickle and cough sometimes
even after all these years lol.
Yes JeffB I already know I'm odd,no need for you to point it out TYVM! 

As I get older I find I like winter and cold weather better. I know, I'm weird... 

Well, that was offensive. 
Good morning, Jeff. 

Trouble is warning signs usually cannot be acted on. With the freedoms we enjoy in this country usually a crime has to be committed before the police can act. It will remain that way unless we give up some of our rights which I am not willing to do.