TomCatt

The 21st Century ecig that I have is not an 808. Here's the website http://www.21stcenturysmoke.com/index.asp of the one I have. You can call them about atomizers (they don't offer extras on their website but will sell) but cartos are sold there.

Long term storage (+6 months) should be in fridge or better freezer. The main thing with long term storage is to make sure the liquid completely fills the bottle. This will reduce the air exposure to the liquid. Over time the oxygen in the air will degrade the nic; cold storage will slow this down.

I got a couple of packs of clearos a month or so ago and didn't have any problems. Just out of curiosity, I changed out the tubes on 2 or 3 with the 3mL syringe mod and they are doing fine also, no leaks anywhere. Love the flavor and vapor. The past week and a half have been using GotVapes Vortex bottom coil clearomizers. Some people have reported problems with these; but once again, I've had no problems with them. Plus no syringe filling!

MadVapes is an excellent supplier. Love their Minthol juice. From what I hear, they welcome walk-ins.

Nah...now we have to worry about charging our batteries.

mAh!! mAh!! He's makin' fun o' me!!! LOL

I got the pack of Vortex cartos that I ordered in on Thursday. I've tried them all (also got in a sample pack of juices from Tasty Vapor); didn't get any burnt taste or harsh vapes. I have noticed with the two that I've been using the most, that occasionally after standing for a while they will leak a very little out of the bottom. Other than that, no problems yet. They do get a bit hot at 6V; but give good taste and vapor at 4.8V. [Wow, my first review! ROFL ]

Blake, You can put your drip tip on your cartomizer (just remove the plug and replace with the drip tip ) and then when your carto is running low, drip down the inside edge of the drip tip to top off the carto. Ooops, was on page 1 thought I was on page 2 and missed the above posts. Don't drip directly through the drip tip into the carto; drip so the juice will run down the inside of the drip tip. Or as Day points out, just pull the drip tip off and top off.

Not sure if you can get the ohms of your arty with just the volts from the voltage indicator. The voltage indicator is just an easy way of getting volts under load without opening your batt/mod to get at the wiring. The simplest way to determine the ohms of the arty is to test with a multimeter.

Whenever I had a problem with an instrument at work and called the repair guy, first thing he always said was "Is the O-N O-F-F switch on the O-N position" LOL

I WANT ONE TOOOOO!! [Mod project #4 (or is it 5) } (Dang, too many ideas and not enough time! ROFL)