T-Bone

Thanks for all your hard work!

Is this one of the Tiger coils I sent you?

havent used mine in a long time, but I have a spinner II

used to use it with my ET-S tanks and run at about 3.8v most of the time @ 1.8ohms.

I like pie just fine but too much of a good thing and all that.

How about this!

It’s a Pumpecapple Piecake from Three Brothers Bakery in Houston.
It’s three different pies baked inside three different cakes.
• A pumpkin pie in a pumpkin spice cake
• A pecan pie in chocolate cake
• An apple pie in an apple spice cake

I am sure you will get a lot of answers from the guys here, it is very common to use different voltages/wattages for different juices.

I personally don't do this, but it is because I only use one flavor in tanks and a couple in drippers. I really don't like the flavors I drip in the tanks, and I can't stand to drip the flavor I put in my tanks.

I do use different voltages/wattages for different tanks or coils. I use lower wattages on my dual coil attomizers and higher in my vertical coils.

I've got the original Vision Spinners in 900 mAh and 1300 mAh, and also Vision Spinner II in 1600 mAh.

While I've never used any of my Spinners at 4.8 volts (too hot and I get a burned taste, fries my coils faster too), I've found most of my fruit flavors prefer cooler temps (3.3 - 3.8v) and bakery flavors prefer the higher at 3.8 - 4.0v. I just start at the lowest setting for any new juice and vape. If it doesn't do it for me I turn it up. Vape. Lather rinse repeat until you get a slight burnt taste. Turn it down just a notch when the happens and you'll have found the sweet spot for that flavor.

That's also why I prefer the 1.8 ohm coil -- it gives me the greatest amount of flexibility in how low or high I set my Spinners.

The Brady Bunch. ------ I gotta route for the home team, Did anyone see what they did to Payton Manning's Bronco's? Go New England Patriots.

It came to my attention yesterday that the famed Oxford English dictionary had called 'vape' the word of the year for 2014. As a teacher of ESL I probably should have noticed that, but in my defense I teach Cambridge English. My sig other pointed it out to me and I'm guessing that because English isn't his first language, he pays more attention.

Yeah, anytime I go on a service call to a business client it's always "The server's down"...

No, your phone isn't working. No, you can't log into your computer because you locked yourself out. No, your computer is frozen and crashing from all the malware and viruses you have on it.

Always with the server being down.

I think when it comes to IT...all bets are off! I am the first stage IT guy at our company (I am a salesman for oilfield/agricultural products not IT) I try to pass it off to our IT company, but their service is terrible, long waits, and poor service.

I ate dinner with the regional (multiple state) IT director for a national cable/internet/telephone provider. Some of his stories are amazing, and most of the dumbest ones are from within his own company!

LOL that is funny! I had a similar thing happen, but it was with Internet, This person had moved their desk and couldn't get internet to work after the move. I checked it all out and found that the network cable was not plugged in.. LOL Our shop charged $120 for on site per hour. Being the owner, I cut her a break and only charged her for 15min of the $120 to cover my gas and the 2min it took to get the internet back up. I loved doing on site work it was fun.

The title of the topic is, "Stupidest question ever." Question being singular: as in one. The above has a whole series of questions (plural). So, which one question was it?

Not good enough.

I am glad you got it going!

There is also one other thing you can do. I have the KPT 2 minis and I found that if I enlarge the hole I get better air flow and flavor. Get the smallest drill bit you can find 1/64th or smaller and open up one of the holes. You don't want to open it up to much, about the diameter of a paper clip. Just one should be enough. The base is very soft metal and it can be done by hand no drill needed.

Pats had a good day today

Fadora Vapor, aka Compenstine's, Snickerdoodle. Fantastic!

Want some more advice? If you want to be really committed to stop contributing to Big Tobacco's pocket ........ BACKUPS.

I used PayPal to pay the penny that was required to verify that I was over 18 to order the free juice from Apollo yesterday. It looks like you can still get 2 free bottles to try it.

http://www.apolloecigs.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=free%2Dbottles&404;http://www.apolloecigs.com:80/Free-Eliquid-p/free-bottles.htm=

So long as your wall wort is putting out 5v you are fine your battery charger will regulate that output down to the 4.2 v and 420mA. I have a wall wort that has a 15V output (ASUS Tablet) that would burn out the battery charger you show in your pic.

What??!! No Tampa Bay? They're on a roll.

Yes it's fine. That's a standard 5v wall adapter. And your charger hss the correct rating.

In it, Christopher demonstrates how the way you draw on a cig-a-like style effects how much vapor you get....whhich is still relevant today but less so with modern tanks like we have todday.....

Just another reason why wall chargers should be used and e-cigs should not be plugged into your computer. Thanks for the link to the article.