vaping is traveling at a very fast speed. From thought to action to production to purchase is happening at lightning speed.
I am still not sold on American Made e-juice and found that the Chinese juice has been great. For those who have issues about sanitary conditions or ingredients used.. think of what you were inhaling when you were a cigarette smoker... know this.... even if the juice were taken from a dirty Chinese floor.. still not as bad as inhaling combustable tobacco.
And, it is not that way. They created this thing. They still make many of the atomizers and most all of the bats. Where would we be without them? I'll tell you... smoking and dying.
With the advent of dual coil and CE2, the tanks that now take them with a puncture in the atty... it is endless.
And let's not forget the Modders. My readers know that I support them 100%. I am sitting here at my computer with Mods all over. Makes me feel like my hobby is alive.
The thing I am most proud of in my vaping accomplishment is the Imeo Iatty. I ordered the wicking and different wires from the sites he stated and now am able to work them perfectly. I don't understand why, but "Darwin" tells me that I made a 7.4 ohm wire. I like it and it won't die. I have made up several others just to get better at making them. The "Aha" moment with the Imeo came when I found out that the 2 wire ends need to go into 2 different places on the stem. At 1st I put them on either end, but on the same bottom plastic section. I screwed on the bottom metal and found there was no power. The videos Imeo made were so dark that I could not tell where he was screwing the wire ends. Then, out of my electronic funk... I got it... they need to go in 2 seperate locations. It is the same as the OHM tester I bought a while ago and rarely use. This is because I have not really been certain about the 2 places on the atty you need to put the red and black leads. I know they need to be at 2 places, but it is not so easy as the Iatty has turned out to be.
We, vapers that have no electronic background... "Can't" be Modders.... for now... but, when and if we understand that there is a "Law" to be followed, in the future, it is possible. I just learned that a "Dremel" is called that because of Mr. Dremel, the inventor. I am looking into puncturing my own dual coils so that I can have them for the new tanks. But I know how to drill a circular hole in an atty... Dremel is the next step.
When I found that "Wooderman" Tom does his custom woodwork in a Condominium, that told me that you don't need a big warehouse to do professional work. You just need an understanding of how wood is cut, have a place to saw and have sawdust and then mix it in with electronics and add some juice. Very complicated and I respect Tom so much. I also respect Rob O'neil and the work he has done, from the original Reo I have to what is now an "Explosion" of different styles and how almost impossible it is to get his stuff without having insider info. Add Imeo and all he has done... it is fast timing.
At the beginning for me 2 years ago, it was slow... but as people got wise to what this is: the best of all possible hobbies and a miracle for your health if you were a smoker... I am an awe.
There is "So much goin on" in vaping... who will be the next Modder to step up to the plate? And I love the Ego 1100 mah bats which are like a Mod in an of itself as it does power the atty very well. I still have not fully taken to LV attys. That is because I still love what 6 volts or VV can do for an original atty. I do own them and have used them, I guess it is part of my history, where no LV's existed until recently. When they first came out, I really liked them. Now... I hardly use them as I feel that even though they put out more vapor with less power, there is something about the flavor that seems superior to me with the 6 volt experience. I have no fear of stacking 2-3volt bats. I guess if after 2 years, 1 explodes and kills me.. I will die with a smile on my face doing the hobby I love.
So, I think I have given enough stuff for me to think about and will leave with this....
When I write here in Philadelphia in the US of A, I am not writing to people here, I am writing to the World. That is where the heart of vaping lives. From China, to Greece, to the UK, to.... anywhere and anyplace that has the internet. Seems to me, even though you may be able to buy vaping items at your local store.. it will never be the same as having the "World" at your fingertips like you do when comming here to ECF.
Let the Vape go around the World to encompass us all who were once smokers. I look forward to the day when "Vapefests" become an event for the World. Maybe once every couple of years, like the Olympics, we can have all of us come together at a neutral place.... Hey, nothing I am counting on... just my dreams of the future of vaping.
I am still not sold on American Made e-juice and found that the Chinese juice has been great. For those who have issues about sanitary conditions or ingredients used.. think of what you were inhaling when you were a cigarette smoker... know this.... even if the juice were taken from a dirty Chinese floor.. still not as bad as inhaling combustable tobacco.
And, it is not that way. They created this thing. They still make many of the atomizers and most all of the bats. Where would we be without them? I'll tell you... smoking and dying.
With the advent of dual coil and CE2, the tanks that now take them with a puncture in the atty... it is endless.
And let's not forget the Modders. My readers know that I support them 100%. I am sitting here at my computer with Mods all over. Makes me feel like my hobby is alive.
The thing I am most proud of in my vaping accomplishment is the Imeo Iatty. I ordered the wicking and different wires from the sites he stated and now am able to work them perfectly. I don't understand why, but "Darwin" tells me that I made a 7.4 ohm wire. I like it and it won't die. I have made up several others just to get better at making them. The "Aha" moment with the Imeo came when I found out that the 2 wire ends need to go into 2 different places on the stem. At 1st I put them on either end, but on the same bottom plastic section. I screwed on the bottom metal and found there was no power. The videos Imeo made were so dark that I could not tell where he was screwing the wire ends. Then, out of my electronic funk... I got it... they need to go in 2 seperate locations. It is the same as the OHM tester I bought a while ago and rarely use. This is because I have not really been certain about the 2 places on the atty you need to put the red and black leads. I know they need to be at 2 places, but it is not so easy as the Iatty has turned out to be.
We, vapers that have no electronic background... "Can't" be Modders.... for now... but, when and if we understand that there is a "Law" to be followed, in the future, it is possible. I just learned that a "Dremel" is called that because of Mr. Dremel, the inventor. I am looking into puncturing my own dual coils so that I can have them for the new tanks. But I know how to drill a circular hole in an atty... Dremel is the next step.
When I found that "Wooderman" Tom does his custom woodwork in a Condominium, that told me that you don't need a big warehouse to do professional work. You just need an understanding of how wood is cut, have a place to saw and have sawdust and then mix it in with electronics and add some juice. Very complicated and I respect Tom so much. I also respect Rob O'neil and the work he has done, from the original Reo I have to what is now an "Explosion" of different styles and how almost impossible it is to get his stuff without having insider info. Add Imeo and all he has done... it is fast timing.
At the beginning for me 2 years ago, it was slow... but as people got wise to what this is: the best of all possible hobbies and a miracle for your health if you were a smoker... I am an awe.
There is "So much goin on" in vaping... who will be the next Modder to step up to the plate? And I love the Ego 1100 mah bats which are like a Mod in an of itself as it does power the atty very well. I still have not fully taken to LV attys. That is because I still love what 6 volts or VV can do for an original atty. I do own them and have used them, I guess it is part of my history, where no LV's existed until recently. When they first came out, I really liked them. Now... I hardly use them as I feel that even though they put out more vapor with less power, there is something about the flavor that seems superior to me with the 6 volt experience. I have no fear of stacking 2-3volt bats. I guess if after 2 years, 1 explodes and kills me.. I will die with a smile on my face doing the hobby I love.
So, I think I have given enough stuff for me to think about and will leave with this....
When I write here in Philadelphia in the US of A, I am not writing to people here, I am writing to the World. That is where the heart of vaping lives. From China, to Greece, to the UK, to.... anywhere and anyplace that has the internet. Seems to me, even though you may be able to buy vaping items at your local store.. it will never be the same as having the "World" at your fingertips like you do when comming here to ECF.
Let the Vape go around the World to encompass us all who were once smokers. I look forward to the day when "Vapefests" become an event for the World. Maybe once every couple of years, like the Olympics, we can have all of us come together at a neutral place.... Hey, nothing I am counting on... just my dreams of the future of vaping.
