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I probably have PG right here in my building. Only, it would be in a drum, and that might be a bit tricky to transport/store. Doubt the QC department would enjoy watching me pry the lid off and dunk my 1L bottle in to fill it up either.
Just checked - we have 147.402kg on hand. Then I checked further and it looks like we have 747kg allocated to upcoming orders. And only 430kg on order.
Now that's a site.
Got JZilla all nerded up with a Kanger Evod kit. The Dojo had worse customer service than most DMVs, but they did have a couple of nice juices so I picked up a couple.
I think so. Cubicle blasting.Are you blasting away yet?Thanks Doc! I feel like a real BSH
pretty quick. I know some lingo now, know the equipment and am figuring out the juices (most difficult part of this).
The Belgian Chocolate is exceptional though, couple of drop in a coffee juice and you're all set.
This is my next endeavor. IF you had to buy a ProVari or a Reo, which would you buy and why? The REO subculture is quite amazing, their following is as loyal to their product as any you will find.
At this point, I wouldn't buy anything that isn't vari-watt. Now that I've owned 2 vari-watt mods (My VAMO rolled off a table and took a 2-3' drop onto a tile floor last Sunday and stopped firing, so I had to buy a Smoktech SID to replace it) - I can't go back to the REO. Now, there are major pluses to the REO. One, it's virtually indestructible and has no chip in it, so it will fire every time, all the time and the situation I described in my parenthetical above would never happen. It's a great mod. The two drawbacks it has for me at this juncture are :
12% flavor15% nic
Yeah, sounds like nicotine poisoning. Lower your dosage to 12 or 11mg, whatever you can get and you should be ok. Basically you have to look at frequency of vaping, intake, and method. You are most likely getting much more nicotine through the clearo intake, and you are probably vaping as much or more than before.
Looks like the Kanger EVOD. Bottom feeders are way better than top-feeding tanks, imo. Wicks are basically unnecessary/super small. Taste is pure and they hit great.
Arrow tank.. I've bought 2 of those so far.. I like them, but they are a little more airy than I prefer.
I like the EVODs a bit better than the protank, but I just ordered another SMOKtech Artemas carto tank and an iClear 16. I think the iclears (both 16 and 30) are the next best thing to carto tanks, and I like certain flavors better in the clears. I like the EVODs for out and about vaping, they are consistent and look good on a twist or straight eGo.
I've owned joytech ego twist. I started out out with 2 of them, and they don't hold up.. Both of them broke in the first 2 months.. Now using the smoktech winder, and I'm much happier..
Interesting, I've had a great experience with mine and most reviews of them on various internet forums are extremely positive. Only real complaint is the eventually denigration of the bottom knob on the twists, which can be from three to 18 months. Most expect to get a year out of them though, I've read some still going at 2 years. Most of these batteries are rated for 300 charges so if your buttons hold, they should last awhile.
Interesting to go back through this thread and find stuff I need. I specifically bought another Artemas tank and 2.5ohm cartos for Boba's and Gorilla Juice. I have read about the notorious thickness of these juices and figured outside of dripping, a carto tank was my best path.
I would normally rock the Alien juices right out of the mailbox. Those two flavors, along with Casablanca from BB, are the only ones that'll make me say, "Damn this is some good stuff" after every puff.Interesting to go back through this thread and find stuff I need. I specifically bought another Artemas tank and 2.5ohm cartos for Boba's and Gorilla Juice. I have read about the notorious thickness of these juices and figured outside of dripping, a carto tank was my best path.
Been steeping for a week, too soon? Really looking forward to seeing what the hype is all about.
Also the Heather's Heavenly Vapes juices I've tried are really good, think they have moved into my list of most favored vendors.
That's not a bad set up. I'd ditch those clearomizers and go with the Kanger Evod BCC's. Kanger makes some of the sweetest products around and I'm rocking one at this very moment on the same style battery that you have. They're only $6 a pop for the Evod and you only have to replace the head/coil on the inside, which run at $2 a piece or so. It's much cheaper than using the clearomizer you have and it's a way better vape. Just make sure you order the 1.8 ohm replacement heads. Those are a match made in heaven for the batteries you have.
Agree with Gadabout about the Kanger EVOD, it's a fine topper.
on mods; Vamos and Teslas and everything else. To me the juices and the juice vessels are what is really key. Finding the right topper on a battery that can run the juice is all you need. A 650mAh vv eGo battery handles an EVOD as well as a VAMO for most of the life of the battery. You need a mod for dripping and cartos but for the most part you can use the smaller batteries and Vision Spinners and eGo Twists for as long as they work for you. I don't hate on those buying 20 mods though, do what works for you.
Vari-watt > vari-volt. I can do the math too, but variwatt gives you more fine tuning control. Easier to get the punch you want without the juice tasting burnt.Also not sure what you consider to be "a lot of money," but you cam get a VW Vamo for under 40 bucks. The REO is going to cost you 3 times that at least, and the atties that work best with it are $9 a pop compared to the $1.10 for coil heads I use on my SID.Another thing is I don't really understand people who spend a lot of
In three months I have spent about 60% of the money on juices, 20% on toppers (carto tanks, clearos, evods, dripper) and 20% on mods/batteries. I'm gonna buy a REO this fall, but I don't see any need for having anything more than a bunch of eGo vv batteries and a couple of itaste MVPs (because I like the form factor and the battery life). Then you go Provari, REO or some of the higher end mechanicals from there. All this middling is well...middling.
I do think variable voltage is important though, I don't need variable wattage because I can do the math on ohms law and I don't need an ohm checker because I am not rebuilding coils and the like right now. At some point I might, but not right now. Mobility and practicality are also key for me, hence my affinity for the eGo-style batteries and my Mods being the MVPs (I have tried the Vamo, Bolt, Provari and Zmax for periods of time FWIW).
Thanks for this info. Even though I've been vaping for over 2 years when I read the descriptions about what some people use it sounds like one has to be an electronic engineer to understand it. I'm fine with my ego batt and tube tank so what you described may be a nice step up. I can actually understand it!
This chart seems to be a good guide.
