What's a budding vaper to do?

[ScottM]

Good Morning dear, how are you today? How would you like to juice me up today?

Or should I call the gorilla?

 

[CrimsonJack]

Or should I call the gorilla?

Probably not....apparently he just leaves you all sticky and smelling of bananas.

 

[CrimsonJack]

Yeah.... got my bronze lighthouse today form FT... looks good!

Let me know how it vapes! I really do love the looks of that one.

 

[Mike Sheda]

Let me know how it vapes! I really do love the looks of that one.

Just like it should... it's a VV/VW 18650 battery mod, single button menu, blue LED display. Menu is a little different, still getting used to it. But it is solid and performs well.

 

[The Ocelot]

Yeah.... got my bronze lighthouse today from FT... looks good!

What is that? Link please.

 

[Mike Sheda]

What is that? Link please.

$40.57 KSD Kmax Variable Voltage Mod / E-Cigarette Battery Compartment - VV / VW / brass / telescoping at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

in 18650 mode with a pro-tank on, it looks like a lighthouse

 

[CrimsonJack]

My new toys were waiting patiently in the mailbox when I got home from work today!!! Watched a couple vids on how to build my new RSST (thanks again pbusardo!), and built my first genny wick/coil....which promptly broke when I tried to pulse it. Should have listened when they said don't use a fully charged batt for this. Built wrapped another coil, now vaping furiously to try and wear this batt down for another try! If I'm reading this multimeter right should be around 1.2 ohms, we'll see how it goes. The new mech sure is purty, I must say!

 

[Cactus Breath]

My first attempt at dripping was ruined by flooding. It should be so simple but the process actually seems pretty fiddly. I don't like that.

I've got an idea for a flood-proof atomizer but I'm an electronic technician, not a mechanical prototype builder. I'll give you a hint on how it functions, though: look at the warm mist vaporizers people have been using in their homes for years.

It's already been invented: Reomizer 2.0 on a Reo. Bottom-fed and any excess juice drains back into the bottle through the drain hole in the base of the atty. It's virtually impossible to flood....it can be done by grossly over-squonking, but once you get the hang of it (which takes all of a day or two), you'll never flood it.