This month marks 13 months without analogs. I'm the type the type of person that goes "whole hog" into an activity and this was the case with vaping. In the beginning there was so much to learn. Hours were spent on this forum learning the ins and outs of vaping. Learning about all of the different types of batteries and MODS. Reading about and trying all of the different cartos, tanks and atomizers.
The next step way DIY. A lab stirrer, an ultrasonic cleaner and a whole slew of laboratory glassware and a hundred or so flavorings later, only about 3-4 blends have made the cut.
Like any other hobby/diet/lifestyle change, I guess I hit the old plateau. Fortunately, I have not slipped back into smoking. With autumn just around the corner, there will be free evenings once again to break out the equipment and try to coil RBA's, try to rebuild other types of tank coils and some of the other activities that other vapers have mastered. And of course...cleaning and polishing my collection of MODS.
Failure is not an option when it comes to relapsing into the world of smoke and stink. I only wish I had the where with all to apply the same relentless commitment to a health diet. That is the next hurdle to conquer.
The next step way DIY. A lab stirrer, an ultrasonic cleaner and a whole slew of laboratory glassware and a hundred or so flavorings later, only about 3-4 blends have made the cut.
Like any other hobby/diet/lifestyle change, I guess I hit the old plateau. Fortunately, I have not slipped back into smoking. With autumn just around the corner, there will be free evenings once again to break out the equipment and try to coil RBA's, try to rebuild other types of tank coils and some of the other activities that other vapers have mastered. And of course...cleaning and polishing my collection of MODS.
Failure is not an option when it comes to relapsing into the world of smoke and stink. I only wish I had the where with all to apply the same relentless commitment to a health diet. That is the next hurdle to conquer.
