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    T-Bone got a reaction from jonnoh in Awaiting Reaction   
    A 1 year old??

    I have two sons, 5 and 3...do you know how long it takes a 2 or 3 year old to do something? Like...4 hours to pick up a toy and put it in their mouth....and the developmental differences from month to month in those early years is incredible...there's a huge difference between a 14 month old and a 16 month old, for example.

    I feel terrible for the loss...but there is some lack of supervision here.
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    T-Bone reacted to Compenstine in Looking For An Eleaf With Tank   
    I don't think the Davide Mini will work without an Ego to 510 adapter.
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    T-Bone reacted to spydre in Looking For An Eleaf With Tank   
    Bone Slammer, why can't you use your mini tanks with the iStick?

    I love the Davides, although because I tend to make such a mess, I use a needlenose bottle for filling (of course, my Davide is the one flavor I'm actively vaping now that doesn't come with a very thin spout on the bottle - like the VT juices have - so I put the juice I use in the Davide in the bottle with the needle nose tip). The only reason I prefer the ProTanks over the Davide is because the drip tip is a bit loose in the Davide, and after a year, I can be vaping while walking and my arm jars and all of the sudden the drip tip is in my lips, but my APV isn't there anymore. But it's a standard 510 drip tip - well, it may actually be a bit bigger. Maybe it's just on mine, but it's like the "chamber" where the drip tip connects to has gotten smoothed out over time. I say maybe it's actually bigger because the drip tip won't fit in my ProTanks, or in the Kayfun 3.1 that I have an adapter on to accept a 510 drip tip. But that is LITERALLY my only objection to it - that and I like to change out drip tips, and other drip tips seem looser than the original drip tip. In actuality, if you have a needlenose bottle, or a bottle with very thin spout on it, filling it, and getting it all the way full, is a bit easier than the ProTanks, IMO. It's just the normal nipple top bottles that can make it messy if you are like me, and require you to fill it at an angle, rather than straight up to get it actually full.

    Brian, have you had issues with your drip tips being loose, or getting looser with time? And you can use the Kanger single coils with the BDC version, or did you make the adjustment so it can take the single Kanger coils rather than the dual coil Aspire coils?
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    T-Bone got a reaction from VapeMama in Good Lord Almighty! Fadora Vapor Makes Some Great Juice!   
    Been vaping Fadora Vapor's "Strawberry Waffle" and it's incredible! 50/50 PG:VG...

    I'm excited to try his Hydra's Delight, but I can't stop vaping this stuff...Comp sure knows how to make a good juice!
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    T-Bone reacted to bcartervol98 in Looking For An Eleaf With Tank   
    Not sure about an e-leaf (I havent kept up with the latest stuff since I still use my old faithfuls) but you will not find a better tank for the money than a Davide or Davide mini. I toss out the BDC pop in a KPT single coil and roll. Never had a problem and I have over a dozen now. Highly recommend it as a tank.
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    T-Bone reacted to spydre in Looking For An Eleaf With Tank   
    I've not actually had a problem with them, but I only JUST started ordering from them, and the last time I asked them a question was about a year ago and I got a response within a day.

    As for tanks, my vote would be the Davide, or a ProTank 2 (I'm not fond of dual coils, that's why I didn't mention the ProTank 3) myself, but really boils down to personal preference.

    It's my understanding that the Joyetech eleaf tanks are dual coil or triple coil, and that if you use the triple coil, you have to have a hefty battery to support it (minimum 25 - 30 amps).
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    T-Bone reacted to Mplough in What Type Of Music Do You Listen To Mostly   
    No need to be, I thought you were fussing at me for posting the video. Confusion on my end.
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    T-Bone reacted to joejoevapekins in Tiger Wire from Fadora!   
    Comp does great work at what ever he sets out to-do
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    T-Bone reacted to ckf in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    The Delta 16 is the same tank without the air flow control, it's a lot cheaper at $19.http://www.evcigarettes.com/joyetech-delta-16-clearomizer/
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    T-Bone reacted to joejoevapekins in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    Get your twist on, compenstine style lol
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    T-Bone reacted to Compenstine in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    That Tank is a Joyetech Delta Tank. I would give you a link but the site is down for maintenance.

    The Eleaf has a built in charger so you are good to go.
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    T-Bone reacted to jasonculp in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    Here is the joytech delta 19 http://sweet-vapes.com/clearomizers-cartomizers-tanks/joyetech/joyetech-tanks/joyetech-delta-19.html

    I am seriously looking at them. I just have not done it yet! Coils are very expensive, but supposed to be of a superior quality. I would have to see it to believe it.




    It will plug in to any usb charger like for a cellphone.



    Danngit Comp.... you're too quick!
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    T-Bone reacted to Mr Smith in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    If you don't mind a tube: vamo v5's are great vv/vw mods.

    Had my vamo quite a while now and it has been very reliable and durable.

    great for firing 1.2ohm + tanks. puts out up to 15w and will run off a single 18650, dual 18350's or a single 18350.

    I have two vamo's, and a vision spinner II that are all but retired now as I primarily vape from a kayfun lite plus running a single 26g 0.5ohm coil.

    So I bought a new variable mod the e-holly 35w. (under $50 shipped) that can fire down to 0.5ohm and push out 35w of power.

    Finally, my goto setup is my smok magneto mech mod with the KFL+

    I find the mech mod to be more pocket friendly, looks like it was made for the tank with how well it fits together with the KFL+ and how well it matches it. No accidental firing with the lock ring down. great mod that takes both button top and flat top batteries, and both 18650 and 18350 as it telecsopes.

    Only downside is it does not have ego threads, but I would never put an ego tank on there anyways. nor do I have any desire to use an ego tank or any other replaceable coil tank for that matter... actually gave my GF the nautilus I had. she loves it, but I found myself no longer using it after I got the kayfun.
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    T-Bone reacted to spydre in That small, tiny little nap in the afternoon.,,   
    Murder porn! If you watch South Park, you'll get the joke. I used to watch that stuff all the time - but the shows on Discover ID go more in depth on the same cases, because they are usually an hour long, but my husband started getting really paranoid that I was planning his murder, lol.

    I'm probably the wrong person to ask about naps, though, as I'll just up and fall asleep in the middle of day, dead to the world (except maybe a phone ringing) sitting on the couch, or I'll doze off sitting at my desk. But that's just me, lol. And sir, you didn't grab a power nap during the football game - say what my dad used to say. "I was just resting my eyes."
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    T-Bone reacted to Earthling789 in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    I prefer a plain eGo-T (1100mAh) for my Kanger mini tanks... bullet-proof, simple, and cheap They are my go-to for back-ups and traveling on my motorcycle because they take up so little space, and I can carry four batteries and four tanks in my 5.5" x 3" x 1.5" HCigar MOD pouch... and it fits nicely in my jacket pocket or tank-pouch...

    For box-mods... I've not tried the iStick, but I'm a firm advocate for the MVP 2.0... The button on the MVP is stiff, but I find it feeling "secure" because you don't accidentally fire it off. I also spin it around and use my first or middle-finger to fire it because using my thumb feels awkward. I've used a VTR, and I'm getting closer and closer to buying one... I like the form-factor, tank placement, and the fact I can replace the batteries on-demand, rather than waiting for it to charge.

    I've done the VV stick batteries (like the Spinner and Twist), but since I prefer 3.6-3.8V anyway (with the coils/juices I use), paying extra for a VV eGo-style just doesn't make sense... thus why I gravitate towards eGo-T's... They're reliable, cheap, and I don't think twice about giving one (or two) away to a noobie, or being pissed if one gets damaged or lost
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    T-Bone reacted to ckf in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    I'd suggest the Eleaf Istick. They are reasonably priced for what you get, especially if you find one on sale. My first one I paid $35. I bought my second one last weekend during the Black Friday sales for $22 shipped.


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    T-Bone reacted to spydre in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    If you are looking for a box mod, in most circumstances, you can't go wrong with either an MVP or a VTR, and the cost dependent on where you get. I wouldn't go for the 20 Watt MVP. But the original MVP and the VTR are pretty heavy duty. I'm an absolute klutz. I'm not shy about the fact that I have problems with my hands and sometimes have a hard time keeping a hold of things. I dropped both of them about a zillion times. Literally, the only thing that went wrong (other than sometimes, if I dropped it just right, it would somehow trigger the battery door on the VTR to pop open) is the last time I dropped the VTR, it bent what is basically an extender, so you don't have to put your tank down in the side of the VTR, and it's also where the ego threaded tanks hook up to. The thing about the MVP is where the trigger is located. It's smack dab in the middle of of the front face, so you have to use your thumb, and it takes more pressure to trigger than regular round batteries. And, well, there is the draw back that you have to charge it, but you have the Spinner to use while that's going on, and it takes no more than two or three hours, if I recall. The VTR has a side trigger button, so you would naturally use your finger. It's stiffer than other mods, but not nearly as stiff as the MVP. But you'll pay more for the VTR, and once you put a tank on a VTR, it weighs in at a full pound. The MVP is heavier than "non-box" mods, but still I'd say nearly half the weight of the VTR.

    Anyway, I've dropped both my MVP and VTR on pavement and not had problems with it - I've broken one tank and cracked another in drops, but the devices themselves were fine (AND broken a good drip tip in the process as well). They still function well. I replaced the MVP with the VTR, and replaced the VTR with my current Sigelei Zmax V5 only because of the trigger thumb and finger(s) problem I have in my left hand now, making it more difficult for me hold a box mod (and sometimes more painful to hold it as well).
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    T-Bone reacted to jasonculp in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    I prefer square/rectangle mods. Here are the electronic boxes around my chair this evening:


    The one in front is a Itaze VV with a Nautilus Mini Left is an iStick with a Nautilus Mini Middle is an MPV with a Nautilus Right is an IPV3 with a Billow RTA on it.

    The rig on the right is getting close to it. I am running a .4 ohm twisted 28ga dual coil set up on it. It is hitting as hard, if not harder than my 454 Big Block RDA.
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    T-Bone reacted to jasonculp in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    Sorry, by disposable, I meant that it without a lot of technical skill when it quits you throw it away.

    I was also talking about the iStick, not the Vision Spinner 2. I really don't have any experience with the spinner at all. I just know most people that have them love them.
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    T-Bone reacted to Bebop in Thinking Of A Different Battery   
    I really enjoy having a couple fixed V batteries. I have a couple 900mah 3.7 ego T's and I just bought a stubby 1300mah ego. Same width as original spinner but shorter (no VV). There are lots of times where I want smaller and simpler
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    T-Bone reacted to Bebop in Spinner 2 May Be a Gonner   
    Nah. The wall wart is fine. All my other bats charge just fine. Thanks though!
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    T-Bone reacted to Mr Smith in Is there anything better...   
    yessss. freshly charged battery in the mech mod, nice japanese cotton in the kayfun, 0.5ohm 26g single coil build with a mix of 90% miss white (aplha) and 5% strawberry 5% kiwi mix

    and now I need to go have a vape!
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    T-Bone got a reaction from Compenstine in Is there anything better...   
    Hehe, you know what I mean..everything's firing on all cylinders and it just tastes great!
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    T-Bone got a reaction from Compenstine in New Forum Looks Great!   
    Thanks for all your hard work!
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    T-Bone got a reaction from Compenstine in Broke Or Soar Throat?   
    I put in a coil that I had taken from the box when I was having issues with the clogged tank and it seems to be working beautifully with your PBFB juice.
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