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indeed, I have been rocking the same build for about 2 months without changing it, but if it's not broken don't fix it.

last time I tried that build it hit like a damn train, a little too harsh for me to vape daily lol.

out of all the RDAs I have had, I would say the stillare is probably the easiest and best I've worked with (all opinion of course). Like comp said, you can drip with a provari, but it leaves you with fewer options because you have to build at 1.2 or higher. A mech mod would probably be the way to go for dripping (also opinion)

new top cap for my 26650 stillare

check out the IPV

it's too loud in here.

we spend too much money, I thought I would save money when I quit smoking lol.

check out the orchid. It's a dual coil setup and has very sufficient airflow for a RTA. My friend has his built at .6 ohms and it rivals a few of his drippers. look into it, I was impressed at the vapor production for it being an RTA.

she can have her opinion, but you're the only one that really knows what you need.

I have this problem on occasion if I'm not feeling well, or one of builds comes out super strong.

she can have her opinion, but you're the only one that really knows what you need.

Hopefully your vape shop can hook you up, and I wish you all the luck. I think upping the nicotine will give you a little more of the satisfaction you're looking for. Quick overnight fixes happen for some people, and others it takes an adjustment period. Regardless of which type of person you are just stick with it and cut down at a pace that suits you until you are cigarette free. We are all here for support and advice so don't be a stranger.

I've noticed that in some cases it takes somewhat of a life style change to help quit smoking as well. For me it was social situations and anything that involved beer. My wife really wanted me to quit smoking and I tried a lot of things before I went to vaping. It was to the point where I would drink just so I could have the excuse to smoke. That sounds pretty bad, but thats where I was headed. Now I find myself drinking a lot less and on the occasion that I do indulge, a cigarette just sounds rancid to me. It took a long time to get to that point though, and like everyone else has said, different people will have different triggers and different obstacles to overcome analogs. Just try to identify those situations that make you really crave them and try to adjust fire a little bit next time you feel that way.

to lostsoul: I really liked the orchid, havent bought or built one yet, but when I tried my friends I was on board

to vapehappy: Before I started dripping, the double barrel coil was my favorite build on the kayfun, but this was back before I started having all the problems with them. I used 80% VG and went leak free for a long time, but something just happened lol, maybe I was just getting too comfortable and rushing through my builds, I'm not sure. It may be worth revisiting.

I have no idea why it's upside down.

just placed the order, gotta wait till next week to get it.

-2 x 26650 Purple efest batteries
-Stainless Steel 26650 Mutant
-Stainless Steel 28.5 mm Stillare
-cherry vape cloud chaser drip tip
-intellicharger i4
-orchid RTA

Holy crap thats the most I've spent in a while lol

just make sure that if you do build it you put it on an ohm reader and make sure that you are using a sufficient battery.

yes, you are correct, make a coil and leave one of the leads long enough to go through the center post and build another coil on the other side of the center post. The hard part is making a tight coil on the other side becuase you have to wrap it on the mod. Rip Trippers does a decent video on it.

100 ft of 24 guage
4 sony VTC4s
pack of "O" rings
and some bluetooth earbuds for my wife..

The last one was random but it was all in the same order on ebay lol

eBay has great deals on everything vapor, I do 90% of my shopping for this stuff on there. Just check the seller rating and make sure he has above 99% positive feedback.

if its the 6 piece phillips set, I like to use the medium sized one

it takes a lot of practice, trial and error and youtube tutorials, you should have a pretty loose draw on an RDA so if its tight then you might want to slowly open the airflow until it feels right. Additionally, and im just trying to cover all basis here, make sure that when you put the top cap on that the air hole is right next to the coil. with that wire at such a high resistance youre not going to get super clouds like you see some people doing, but it is important to work your way up to that as opposed to just jumping right into it. Make sure you understand what your battery can handle dont push the limits.

So...remember when I said I was coming home to a plume veil? Well apparently in my drunken eBay binge I ordered a stillare instead but I'm still really happy with it, 8 wrap sleeper coil with with 26 guage, and it's copper so it looks sweet with my cartel mod

So...remember when I said I was coming home to a plume veil? Well apparently in my drunken eBay binge I ordered a stillare instead but I'm still really happy with it, 8 wrap sleeper coil with with 26 guage, and it's copper so it looks sweet with my cartel mod

So...remember when I said I was coming home to a plume veil? Well apparently in my drunken eBay binge I ordered a stillare instead but I'm still really happy with it, 8 wrap sleeper coil with with 26 guage, and it's copper so it looks sweet with my cartel mod