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When you use a higher ohm coil, you tend to get a cooler vape, and use slightly less battery. If you pick up a 1.8 it will be a bit warmer.

Tameiki is correct, a variable voltage device, like the spinner II, will make it a bit more enjoyable. You can turn it up when you need a little more heat, and down when you don't. They are great devices.

When you use a higher ohm coil, you tend to get a cooler vape, and use slightly less battery. If you pick up a 1.8 it will be a bit warmer.

Tameiki is correct, a variable voltage device, like the spinner II, will make it a bit more enjoyable. You can turn it up when you need a little more heat, and down when you don't. They are great devices.

Thanks all! Well, I'm going to bed, totally cigarette free. First time in a LOOOng time. LOL See you all tomorrow!

I have so many, I can't list them here!

Most were bought at area B&M's I have tried just about all of them in Texas that are North of Dallas.

One of my biggest problems is I my vape flavors and my food flavors don't work the same.

I love to drink Cherry Lime-Aid, I can't stand to vape it.
I don't care for Tropical drinks, I love vaping tropical flavors.
I loved smoking cigarettes, I can't stand vaping tobacco flavors.

It is strange the way this works.

I'm gonna have to just send you a few bottles. I mix 3 tropical/fruit/drink flavors for my ADV. My dripping one I can't describe. My local store offers online ordering, but not all of my flavors are there and they will not update it after numerous requests.

I would prefer buying it from you if possible. Your prices seem to be close, if not better, but more importantly you support my online vaping home!

I totally agree Comp & Tameiki, I would definitely put it on my liquid (If I were a manufacturer) just for full disclosure if nothing else!

Well we don't get much snow down here. It is kinda like rain. When it does it, it all comes at once. I had a buddy from New Mexico about 200 miles North West of me that used to say "We only get 14 inches of rain a year and you should be here the day we get it!"

I thought we were the only ones who had weather changes like that! The saying in our part of Texas is, if you don't like the weather, wait a minute. Two weeks ago i was driving in a rain shower with dust blowing. Nothing like mud balls!

HaHa, Tameiki beat me to it. I guess it is like that everywhere!

I'll just leave this here

Hey thanks Jason for helping with the link.

I'm with you! I can't figure that one out either.

I agree with the smart people here! Do what works for you. If 24 is working good go for it! I have been thinking about stepping down to a lower nicotine level, but with the stresses of work, and life in general, my cravings have crept back in a bit lately. So I have decided to scrap the plan. I an not worried one bit about the nicotine level in my body. Sure I would like to no longer be dependent on nicotine, but I'm happy for now not being dependent on analogs. One day at a time!

Good Luck!

I agree with the smart people here! Do what works for you. If 24 is working good go for it! I have been thinking about stepping down to a lower nicotine level, but with the stresses of work, and life in general, my cravings have crept back in a bit lately. So I have decided to scrap the plan. I an not worried one bit about the nicotine level in my body. Sure I would like to no longer be dependent on nicotine, but I'm happy for now not being dependent on analogs. One day at a time!

Good Luck!

When I first started I used 24 mg nic in my juice even though I smoked Marlboro Lights (around 12 mg). That got me through the first part in letting go of the smoking habit. Don't be so hard on yourself. Smoke when you need to, vape at other times. It will get better as time goes on. Hang in there.

personally wanted to quit everything and went on a healthy lifestyle rampage... smoking was the last thing on the list(should of been the first but wtv!

But now that I see how it is and understand a little more of what im actualy taking in... i doubt I will ever stop... although its too early to put a definitive answer to be honest. kindof like how drinking is bad for you but.. in moderation you can enjoy yourself responsibly.

Yeah I know what you mean, the rubber bottle cap wrench. I tried that with no luck.
For an update, day 3 was a breeze. Alternating the Ego and the Hades is working great.
Both are now loaded with Skittles flavor and I really like it. 18mg for the Ego and 6mg for the Hades.
Vaping has made quitting the Camels so easy.

spending habits!

Usually, NOT ALWAYS... but most of the time & from experience at the bank... Peoples salary goes up. Their spending goes up. outings, car payments, kids, etc.

Think of it this way: Instead of having 10000 more in your pockets, you spent that 10 000 on good times with family and friends along the years and permitted yourself certain things that might not of been possible while still smoking!

Not to mention the health benefits that litteraly have no price!

I can't help much. I have not kept it down to the penny, but I have spent much more on vaping supplies than I have saved from not buying cigarettes. It is my fault. I have turned it into a hobby, and as everyone knows hobby=$$$. I also have not been quit nearly as long as you.

It doesn't seem like you have to have every new shiny thing that hits the market, like I do.

I have noticed something about myself in any financial situation. My spending always meets my available cash....eventually.

I have probably doubled my income on many different occasions in my life, and my spending always has caught up. Every year at tax time I look back and nearly get sick. My wife and I doubled our incomes in the past 10 years, but we have more debt than ever and less spending money than ever.

But just like smoking, it is hard to quit, even though I know it's bad for me!

All I can say is wow. I really like the looks of that!

Here is a link to the original: http://www.grandv...sub-ohm-innovations.html

I have too many things in front of it to buy right now, so even the clone is on the back burner.

The video is impressive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11rSKTBLrdQ

I just started dripping, but I am definitely a tank guy! I think with the dependability of the newer (better) tanks, there is just so much less to go wrong. I don't have to ask nearly as many questions, I just fill 'er up and go! I run tanks all day in the car. I drive an average of 5000 miles a month. I can't do that and drip. There are already too many distractions with texts/emails/phone calls, and other stupid drivers out there! (I am including myself in that group)(I don't text/email and drive, but I get as many as 100 a day of each and I do read them, which is probably just as bad)

I think the mechanicals, and drippers has just became more of a hobby for me, not really to keep me from smoking. I do enjoy the richer flavors and thick vapor from the dripper, it just to me is an evening habit that is much like a drink and a cigar.

Of course you can. I just bought 2 of them. One for the nephew and one for.........me!

I am planning to get a spool of 24gauge round. I saw where you posted that you use .9 ribbon (in the picture above) and .5 ribbon for Kanger coils. I don't rebuild my Kanger coils (i uses Nautilus now), I will only be using in RDAs What do you recommend to start out with?


Dang memories! I used to love the cheap drugstore balsa wood airplanes! The kind that had the hook on back and the plastic piece that held the propeller on front. The main wing slid through the solid balsa wood fuselage. You would twist them forever for a 2 second flight (crash) I wonder if they even make them anymore?

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I must say to that the twisted build really makes a huge difference in not only flavor but also in vapor production in a tank setup.

Yeah it will not hurt to just get a verity of sizes in both round and flat. That is what I did to test for the right build. I bought the 50ft size for testing then got the 250 foot size of what I liked.