DragonGunner

Good form TugBoat. Very good form!

The V4 looks extremely interesting but it has major competition with the release of the eleaf lemo and the billow rta's. I will have to wait this one out a bit.

I like big clouds as much as I like big flavor. I normally vape between .3-.7 ohms. I have moved to more vg heavy liquids normally 80/20 but with only 3mg of nic. For me experimenting with different builds to find that perfect sweet spot is challenging yet fun, which keeps me a very satisfied vaper. My clouds would never win any competition but they satisfy me just fine. I do love the faces/reaction of smokers in the designated smoke area's at airports when I start puffing away.

Well after tons of reading and watching reviews I decided to buy the clone. Like sparc's mine came with prebuilt coils around .9 ohms each. I cleaned, built and assembled it to give her a rip. Truth be told this is not a bad little vape, in fact I like it. For me filling it up with around 5ml was pretty easy. It produces tons of vapor and its nice and warm. So far I only had one minor leak from over filling the well. Great buy for around $25.

You all can send your juice to me in Fl and I will make sure it keeps well for you. Problem solved.

Another double barrel build in my Russian. I made a mistake and it ohm'd out at .5 so I got rid of it immediately, but it was a much cleaner build. I must admit though this one produced a ton of vapor.

Another double barrel build in my Russian. I made a mistake and it ohm'd out at .5 so I got rid of it immediately, but it was a much cleaner build. I must admit though this one produced a ton of vapor.

Oh I could do that! And not burn the house down lol. Just kidding
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Please post more of your builds, Im lovimg the whole process of coil building and wicking, trial and error, and I love the vapor, clouds are a kick, the warmth of the vapor is great and the flavor is so much better its amazing.
Thanks so much for the pointers, stay.safe over there.

It probably took me about 30 min from start to finish. I have since done another and I found that using the side hole on the Russian deck for one side of the legs is a bit easier. In fact a few other builds I used that hole as well and it works out greatly. When installing each microcoil its important to keep the coils pinned against the screws and once both coils are in then sort of unravel the coil just enough to keep it off of the screws, and of course raising the coils off the deck. It takes a lot of playing with. Good luck. You will get it eventually. I do find that it is my favorite build thus far creating a nice warm vape with plumes of vapor.

On that note one thing that bothers me with my magma is the fact when I'm installing coils that have only 8/7 wrap. The post holes are so wide apart that if forces my coils apart. So I am learning to tweak the coil legs to adjust for this (this is not really a factor when I use 24ga kanthal as I have to use many more wraps.

Russian 91%

Just got my magma really up and running (dual 26ga .4ohm) and I am tasting flavors I never thought that I would. I get so much more flavor from this dripper in comparison to my beloved russian 91% (by a large margin and I swear by my 91%). I may have to pick up a clone from Infinite and compare it to my authentic one.

I feel the same about hiding things from my son Earthling. I try to protect him as much as possible but without hiding anything from him. I want to expose him to the dangers in life but in ways that are safe or in a safe learning environment. Keeping things hidden from children just toys with their curiosity (children are curious by nature) and puts fuel on the flames so to speak, leaving more chance for them to try something when you are not around.

That being said I vape around my son but make sure to blow the vapor in a direction away from him.

The comments above are my opinion only (and sometimes vary from my wife). I respect others opinions to feel otherwise though.

I'm of a different mind-set, I guess. Children are more curious about things that are "hidden" from them, so the more you hide, the more curious they become. My children were brought up around all kinds of dangers, yet they were never hidden from them (farm implements, machinery, tractors, motorcycles, knives, guns, bow/arrow, smoking, etc.), they know and understand the dangers around them. Which is one of the reasons I finally stopped smoking... for my kids (as much as me)... they understood the danger and how bad it is for you, and I realized what a horrible example I had become for them by telling them, "do as I say, not as I do".

But back to hiding things from kids... I find that kids are more likely to "play with matches" if they have no idea what they are for, and if they are hidden away in the back of a cabinet. Sure, kids should be protected from dangers, but I don't believe in feeding their curiosity by hiding anything from them.... but that's just me

When I first began with mods I used a kick as I was still not good enough with coil building and didnt have much confidence with the limits of my batteries. Now that I am more experienced I do not use my kick anymore as I just build to get the wattage that I want to vape at. Personally speaking I think a kick is a great way for newer vapers who want to get into mods but are a little on the inexperienced side. But I'm sure there are plenty of vetran vapers who use a kick all the time with a mod. I still like to buy mods that have the option of using a kick and I would love to see the day that someone comes out with a 30-50 watt kick, because I would buy one in a heartbeat.

When I first began with mods I used a kick as I was still not good enough with coil building and didnt have much confidence with the limits of my batteries. Now that I am more experienced I do not use my kick anymore as I just build to get the wattage that I want to vape at. Personally speaking I think a kick is a great way for newer vapers who want to get into mods but are a little on the inexperienced side. But I'm sure there are plenty of vetran vapers who use a kick all the time with a mod. I still like to buy mods that have the option of using a kick and I would love to see the day that someone comes out with a 30-50 watt kick, because I would buy one in a heartbeat.

Very nice Bushwick...very very nice builds. My 28ga kanthal 8/7 wrap coming out at .8ohms gives me the best flavor. The 7/6 wrap at .5 is just a wee bit hot for me. The 8/7 is the limit (length wise) imo for my 91%.

Yay DG Bet your excited.

Antler, Ivory, and Damascus titanium! That's the spirit...OMG....keep those idea's coming. I love it. I was excited when I bought it...you all have tripled that excitement.

Antler, Ivory, and Damascus titanium! That's the spirit...OMG....keep those idea's coming. I love it. I was excited when I bought it...you all have tripled that excitement.

PM Mark here and see if he might be able to come up with some mod sleeves for you as well.

LOL I have done that with nic levels before.

Bro I just read this. I also never knew about this app. What a handy thing to have. This will definitely come in handy when I get my 22, 24, and 26ga kanthal in without having to trial by error. Massive thumbs up. You just made my day. Thanks a bunch for bringing it up.

Thanks for the replies everyone. Coming here to the forum is like my therapy. It gives me peace of mind that I can talk about certain aspects of my job, because I can't really tell my wife some of the dangerous things and places that I go. That's just a no no and would just cause her more unnecessary stress. All of you are awesome.