That tack hadn't occured to me. Nice brain work there!
As well, many should consider what types of language are appropriate in a public realm.
Great analogy!!!! Congrats on your win at work!!! I agree 100%
Trying to find out if you ever reviewed these juices. I don't know where i would go about finding it. I'm very interested in reading your reviews of the Mrs. T's, Juicy vapor, gormet vapors and a few others. Thanks
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I suspect that the industry started out by reporting mg/g because the NRT industry uses mg as a dosage identifier. Even cigarettes were using mg. But it turned out to be confusing, especially since most of the cartridges held nowhere near a gram of liquid. In Italy, one brand reports mg by how many mg are in the cartridge. Thus an entire research project was run using e-cigs with 7.5 mg of nicotine, which really works out to the equivalent of 24 mg. juice. I think expressing it as a percentage not only helps to avoid confusion for new users regarding "how much nicotine is in that cartridge" but also since 2.4% sounds a lot smaller, it is less frightening to people who know nothing whatsoever about nicotine.
jc changed to % ON BOTTLES
Some quick faqs: 510, 400 series = M7 (7mm) 901, KR808, 100 series = M8 (8mm) 801 = M9 (9mm) This isn't the whole story but it's an outline of the relative sizes. The battery / carto threads are often reversed when moving between two different model series with the same basic size. 801 is the biggest, therefore the most mechanically sound. There are also electrical advantages.
How does the 808 connection compare to the 801?
I agree. The 801 is superior in every respect - anything to do with the threads or connections, and also because the atty and everything else can be much bigger. Unfortunately it is too late, everyone went with the 510. But if we started from scratch and wanted to develop the best system possible, it would be based on the 801 (BE112).
Right on bonneigirl! Very well said...an boy do I know what its like to get picked last!
Good review...but I have to disagree on several points after using one for a week. 1) Horrible performance with anything using more than a 70/30 mix. Especially if you like to take deep long vapes 2) The tank caps are horrible to get off. I have broken two caps trying to get them off. They really need to redesign this. 3) The vape is very dry compared to my carto/tank system on my Buzz Pro. But it does produce a lot of vape and have to agree with you it may have less taste because you are not cooking the juice. It does seem to be a cleaner vape.
Originally Posted by Hottody Great information here, your writing style is clear and effective! This information will be of great value to many! Thank you. I hope a few folks stumble across it and find it useful.
For starters they are not the same tip. I have one of the SS Mings from Cherryvape and I have seen the Smoktek mings in person. They are both good tips but they are different. In my opinion it is like comparing apples and oranges. Both are fruits but they are different. They might both be of the same shape and style but the CV Ming is brushed and the dripping hole is larger and the overall tip is larger. I personally prefer the CV ming because it matches my SS Don better. Although I plan on getting my Don mirror polished soon so I might have to send off the CV ming to get it polished as well... Just my
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Great information here, your writing style is clear and effective! This information will be of great value to many!
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Great job Hoosier and glad to hear that someone else feels the same way about MM. I've never found it as useful as the name applies. I do have one question, does Hoosier like cigar? Great movie, I read the book long before I saw the movie.
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