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    cany got a reaction from Tug in New to the fourms with some questions   
    Im already ready for another new toy :yes
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    cany got a reaction from HOOKER in whats yer weather? pic...   
    Be safe Hooker
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    cany got a reaction from Jeffb in Wide bore tips   
    Ata quick glance I thought title said something else
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    cany got a reaction from Rixter in Walking Dead Fans?   
    I like the way you think :thumbup:
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    cany got a reaction from Tug in newbie question   
    As too whats already been said I started vaping a lil over a month ago and I wanted that cigarette flavor    After a few non cig flavors  the last thing I want is that old cig flavor. Theres a whole new world of flavors out there why try the same thing Im trying to kick  
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    cany got a reaction from jonnoh in Abbreviations   
    Thanks comp I didnt look hard enough
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    cany got a reaction from Bebop in Pop Quiz!   
    Prius  every prius owner here seems to think they are a half assed NASCAR driver
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    cany got a reaction from Earthling789 in A KPT2 with extras to TWO lucky people!   
    Thank you again Earthling I received it today cant wait too use it
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    cany got a reaction from Tug in Preztel Falvored Juice?   
    All I know is that pic has got me craving a pretzel now
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    cany reacted to Earthling789 in Building higher ohm for istick 50w   
    It's a common misconception that higher (or lower) resistance (or Wattage, or Voltage) will affect vapor production in some huge fashion.

    Lower resistance coils operate hotter than higher resistance coils (considering same Voltage applied to them), because lower resistance coils will draw more Amps. Higher resistance coils draw fewer Amps, and therefore will prolong the life of your battery.

    Higher resistance coils also take longer to heat up (and longer to cool down), compared to lower resistance coils, which is why chain-vaping with high resistance coils is not desired, because it will heat up the atomizer/tank/juice.

    Study Ohm's Law a bit more, and you'll begin to see the relationship between Resistance, Voltage, Wattage, and Amps. Simply throwing more Voltage or Wattage to a coil does not make it produce more vapor or more flavor... there is a delicate balance between the variables, and it will not be the same for every person, every tank/RTA/RDA, every battery-device... because every person's tastes are different/unique, and we all perceive juice flavors differently.

    So, the short answer, no.. using a higher resistance coil will not give you more vapor. As I said above... VG content of the juice is what determines the potential for vapor production. From there, it's a balance of power, surface-area, heat, volume, and air-flow... There is no magic number of "use this juice, this ratio, this device and get max flavor/vapor"... if that were the case, there would not be thousands of different devices/juices on the market....
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    cany reacted to Earthling789 in A KPT2 with extras to TWO lucky people!   
    I've been thinning out my KPT2 "collection", six already gone, and I have two left that need a new home.

    So, to make it simple... anyone that wants a chance to win, just reply to this post and you'll be entered for a chance! I'll pull two random numbers which will relate to the post you make. It's that simple...

    Please, no comments or discussion, as that will NOT earn you extra chances to win If you have a question, PM me...

    Contest will end on Sunday, March 1st... sometime after Noon EST, so everyone will have a chance to enter if they want one. For those of you who would rather have a chance at a Nautilus... stick around... one of those (with coils) will be given away very soon... I want to at least finish out the coil I just put in it

    The prizes are a KPT2 in near-new condition, one Air-flow-control base, and 7 coils, per winner.... $25+ value at any B&M!

    Yes, they will be shipped at no cost to you!

    The first winner will have choice of coil resistance for the box of coils (2.2, 1.8, or 1.5), and second winner will have choice of the remainder, unless you want 1.5 Ohm, too, as I have plenty of those.



    Good Luck to all!
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