Edna

My mouth is watering already...
 
Haha!!!
 

Got my Mutation X v5 from the VT store.  I was excited and neglected to take pics before breaking it out and building on it.  Ridiculously easy to build on.  Basic dual coil build.  22ga 316L SS at .15Ω.  Already wicked.  Sitting on one of my Sigelei Fuchai 213's.  Vaping @570 degrees.  Airflow for DAYS!!  Love it!

Yeah, it was kind of a bad deal.  The one I ordered was really slick, when they never actually produced it, I was really bummed.  I ended up getting the in store credit, and buying a brother to the one they never made, and it turned out to have one of the worst chipsets I have ever had.  It is now sitting in my "I don't use these any more, shelf".  I am getting pretty much like @bcartervol98  I have my mod/tank I really like for every day vaping, so I bought 15 of them.  Shinyitus, has worn off, so it has to be a heck of a deal before I will jump out there and get something new.  Since my last experience with preorders was so bad, I won't do it again.

Just made a 10ml first try and this thing shook the heck out of the juice while I cleaned up my syringes. I like it

The saying goes, "the simpler the better" I don't think I want a tank with moving parts in it.
The tank I use the most is a Kanger Subtank mini, don't get much simpler than that, and no moving parts.

Still one of my main "go to" dual coil builds:
Twisted 316L SS helixed with 32g SS.  Measures out right at .15 ohms.  This build is in my Twisted Messes V2.

 

Lol, it did.  I performed a propeller-ectomy. 

Walt, Walt.......take it easy........get out and smell the flowers......water a rose......,take in some good mountain air.  
 
it'll all be there when you get back.  
 
I've heard of the Horizon but never tried it.  Does it "whirr" when you hit it?  

Organic wool. Now that I would love to see!   

There's nothing like fried Fed.  You do have to clean them well because their full of, well, you know what.  But they are easy to process.  No spine to work around.  The meat is never tough.  They have never worked a day in their lives.  Best with honey mustard as they are a little bitter. 

Oh hey! Thanks for fixing the embedding problem and for the video. I was wanting to watch the full meltdown, lol.   

For PG and VG I use Amazon
For flavors I use Wizard Labs, The Flavor Apprentice, and Central Vapor for concentrates of a few of my favorite premixed flavors.
For Nicotine (in 100%VG) I use Central Vapor
If I was looking at a pre-made mixing kit I'd use Central Vapor, however I had all my beakers, syringes and such from teaching Chemistry so I didn't need to purchase much. When I  do need syringes, I go to my local feed store because they're cheapest there and they're the exact same that you'd get anywhere else. For anything science-y I use homesciencetools.com because they have good prices and quick delivery.
A good DYI site for recipes/ejuice calculator etc is:    http://www.kritikalmass.net/
Just remember what tastes good to one person might not taste great to another...It IS subjective

Oooo thanks Edna I have been wanting to start mixing this has everything I need


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Thanks @Edna  I would feel embarrassed but I'm too old for that, lol.  This is not my first experience with operator headspace.  I usually don't trip over mountains, it' usually a crack in the sidewalk.  I really like the concept of temp control.  I'm hoping I can find a mod/atomizer that will do it well.  I can imagine a quick ramp up and a consistent temperature vape.  I'm getting better breathing abilities the longer I go without analogs.  I'm finding I draw often between 7 and 8 seconds.  That's a lot of time for temp ramp on wattage mode.  That's not to say vaping in wattage mode isn't a pleasure, it is.  Of course maybe temp control will never live up to my expectations, but I love experimenting.   

Since I consider myself semi-retired from my machine shop I operated since 1994 I don't take on any new customers, but still work with my old customers on a limited basis. I should sell my machinery and fully retire, but than I would get very bored. At least it gets me out of the house. My shop is on my property so its not like I have to drive anyplace, and all it costs me is electricity, and tooling if I break any.

We try to help around here...It's funny how people find this forum like you did with a problem of one type or another then they wind up sticking around. (I did it too) This is probably the nicest group on any forum I've ever found.
If you have questions just holler   and welcome to VaporTalk!

Are you kidding?  If they start shooting back I'm jumping behind @Christopher 

@Adversarious1  LOL!!
I wouldn't blame anyone but myself. If it's not my thing, I have a few friends serving overseas that might like it or you might just get a slightly used but well cleaned back up to your backups in the mail

I'll be right behind you (I figure you'll provide good cover)

Badge be damned...I have guns and ammo.  I was saving the ammo for the zombie apocalypse, but I'll be happy to use it all up in the vapocalypse in defense of vaping instead.

1/16 bit. Originally I tried drilling the parts that came with the tank, but that didn't work out. I have some 1/4 SS 304 so I put some in the bar feeder, programed the lathe, set the tooling, and made a few parts. That worked out pretty good.

Okay, I can't personally confirm this as it's based on info from another forum and photos of the AIO starter kit and I don't own one, but...
Check the bottom of the mod.  There should be a little hole right in the center.  According to a couple of threads I saw elsewhere this is not a vent hole as one might expect, but is actually the access are to conduct a hard reset on the mod.  Use a pen or paperclip to gently check the inside for a tiny button (similar to the reset button on many wifi routers or other electronic devices).  Press the button for a few seconds and this should perform a hard reset on the control board inside the mod.  That might fix the issue you are experiencing.
The area where the button should be (again, according to info from another forum) is depicted in the following pic:

@Ednamay be able to confirm whether or not this is an actual reset button access location or a vent hole.  At the risk of sounding like a broken record, I got my info from another forum where someone described a similar issue and this was their solution.

It's not my fault if you don't like it... 

Short of not mentioning that you did charge it fully  (which I assume you did)
I would happen to guess you have a dead coil and there's a disconnect. My AIO flashes but doesn't hit for two reasons one being the battery is too low to fire the coil or it's low in power. I would try to recharge it until the light goes out and see if it did get a good charge beyond the ability to turn on your light. If that doesn't work try another coil.
One last question though...How old is the AIO the batterys only last so long it might have lived a good life and needs replaced and if that's the case I know that the Vaportalk store has them on sale right now and at this price you might grab 2 or even upgrade to the Joyetech twist or mega
AIO
https://www.vaportalk.com/us/product/joye-ego-aio-starter-kit-black/

My AIO only gets rare use but I love it for running to the grocery store or for a night at the movies. The pen styles with built in batteries really don't last that long if they're your main vaping device. I have quite a few different devices and my Kangers and eleaf pico are my favorites. You'll not go wrong with either one.  This is a great forum to get advice and it will be as varied as there are users.  I have had pretty good luck with the Joyetech AIO and Evic mini V2, but I also don't rely on it as my all day workhorses.
The bottom line is getting what will work best for your life style.  For my two cents, If you like the built in battery then I'd go with an ipower by eleaf if not, a Kanger subbox is a great workhorse or the pico. Just please educate your self on battery safety and charging as well as the units functions.  Oh, also Welcome to Vapor Talk it's a great place with great people