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FranC · Saturday at 4:03 PM

ShowMeTwice said:
Good morning

Fran you've been getting up at the same time I normally do (3:30-4am here). Ya know, you and I could be playing some online shoot-em-up-game at that hour!!! We could be a team.
I would need to learn first.

No kidding. I’d have to learn first too.

FranC · Saturday at 3:58 PM

Coyote628 said:
What is this motivation you speak of? And where can I find some? The brakes on my car certainly aren't changing themselves and I'm a little worried that I'll have to intervene but so far, I haven't moved very far from where I woke up.

Beats me. I can’t find any either. :lol:

hittman · Saturday at 3:55 PM

Good morning shiny people. I’ve still got some reviews to work on so am going to try to do some of that. No big plans today and no new shiny stuff being delivered today.

hittman · Saturday at 3:53 PM

FranC said:
Good luck on motivation. The Mother on Netflix is good.

Thanks! The last thing I need is a movie recommendation to kill my motivation and get me back in front of the tv.

Coyote628 said:
What is this motivation you speak of? And where can I find some? The brakes on my car certainly aren't changing themselves and I'm a little worried that I'll have to intervene but so far, I haven't moved very far from where I woke up.

It’s a very sneaky animal that just pops its head up once in a while. I think it might be hiding near my desktop computer far away from the tv. I was going to get my laptop to work on reviews and sit in front of the tv but it’s nowhere near my chair.

retired1 · Saturday at 3:50 PM

I installed the console safe in my Explorer a couple of weeks ago. Once I figured out how the dang thing slid into the space, the actual setup was about 5 minutes. Pretty slick.

The safe showed up for the girlfriend's Tacoma yesterday and I'm about to head out to install the danged thing. This one's a little more involved as I have to dismantle the lid and unbolt the console to remove the shell before installing this thing.

For those of you that use something like this in your vehicles, do you also use the magnets to keep the firearm in a position that's easy to grab and off the bottom of the safe? I don't have anything else in there right now, but I do foresee tossing a few high value items in there as well when parked someplace that warrants such actions.

hittman · Saturday at 3:47 PM

Coyote628 said:
August will make six years for me. The first couple years I did smoke an occasional pack of Marlboros along the way but never went totally back to smoking. Now, I can't remember the last actual cigarette I smoked. Certainly don't miss it. Vaping was instrumental in my quitting tobacco. Forty two years of cigarettes did cause some COPD but it's manageable without meds for now. I may or may not quit vaping at some point but I still enjoy it. I do use another nicotine product though while at work. I found the nicotine pouches to work quite nicely while I'm working, I work in a call center and get 2 fifteen minute breaks and 30 minute lunch which is when I get to vape. The rest of the time I have one of those pouches going. If I ever had to quit vaping, I think I would still use these for nicotine.

I am similar. I have to stealth vape at work and use Swedish snus at work. I can sneak a couple puffs here and there but snus keeps me level during the work day. For me, one isn’t enough without the other.

retired1 · Saturday at 3:41 PM

I still have serious mental issues with appendix carry. There's just something about the business end of the firearm pointing to a location you really don't want things pointed at. :shock:

I'll throw on the jeans thankyouverymuch. :lol:

Coyote628 · Saturday at 3:25 PM

The nic salt pouches, peppermint 4mg. I gotta say, these work. Anybody else tried them? If I ever had to stop vaping, I believe I would still use these for nicotine.

Coyote628 · Saturday at 3:22 PM

August will make six years for me. The first couple years I did smoke an occasional pack of Marlboros along the way but never went totally back to smoking. Now, I can't remember the last actual cigarette I smoked. Certainly don't miss it. Vaping was instrumental in my quitting tobacco. Forty two years of cigarettes did cause some COPD but it's manageable without meds for now. I may or may not quit vaping at some point but I still enjoy it. I do use another nicotine product though while at work. I found the nicotine pouches to work quite nicely while I'm working, I work in a call center and get 2 fifteen minute breaks and 30 minute lunch which is when I get to vape. The rest of the time I have one of those pouches going. If I ever had to quit vaping, I think I would still use these for nicotine.

Coyote628 · Saturday at 3:07 PM

FranC said:
Good luck on motivation. The Mother on Netflix is good.

What is this motivation you speak of? And where can I find some? The brakes on my car certainly aren't changing themselves and I'm a little worried that I'll have to intervene but so far, I haven't moved very far from where I woke up.

Coyote628 · Saturday at 2:53 PM

ShowMeTwice said:
Well he doesn't vape . . . and he comes across as anti-vaping to me. So.

In all likelihood what you read refers to Kanthal being used at a very high temperature. Vaping does not reach those high temps. Dry burning will, if a user is blasting a Kanthal coil at very high wattages, cause a coil to glow bright red (a known no-no). The solution is very simple. Always dry burn coils, no matter the wire type, so they only glow a very dull/dim orange.

You can use SS (stainless steel) 304, 316, 316L, 317L, 321, 430 or 904L for regular wattage vaping. Many do. It is NOT a wire for TC only.

You can also use Ni80 or Ni90 for wattage vaping. Again, many do.

I use SS316L and Ni80 in RBA's and with mech mods.

For me, Kanthal had a very noticeable metallic taste that I abhorred.

I've never had issues with kanthal personally, I don't get a metallic taste. But everyone is different and experiences vary widely.

Coyote628 · Saturday at 2:45 PM

borno said:
You never know when you might want to check for an ant.

I can personally say you don't want to vape an ant. I have and it's not very nice. It did not improve the flavor of my juice.

bigbob2322 · Saturday at 2:44 PM

Hello and welcome back for today's review of a RDL Pod System from Innokin and Okino Labs that offers a simple and easy device with a solution of a issue that often kills devices of this kind. The Okino C100 is powered by a 800mAh internal battery and offers 2 ways of firing ( Auto draw - Manual Button Press ). The Okino C100 uses replaceable coils ( 0.4Ω and 0.6Ω mesh ). After some brief manufacturer information I'll give you my findings on this kit later on in my review.

COLOR CHOICES

IN THE BOX - (0.4Ω Coil Is Preinstalled )

1x OKINO C100 Mod
1x OKINO C100 Cartridge 4mL
1x 0.4ohm OK R2 Coil
5x Oil Absorbent Cotton
1x OKINO Vape Band
1x Quick Guide

COILS SOLD IN 3 PACKS

FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions: φ25mm x 104mm
Pod Capacity: 4mL
Fill System: Side Fill - Silicone Stoppered
0.4ohm R2 Coil
Press the button activated or Auto Draw
Battery Capacity: 800mAh
Voltage Range: Direct Battery Voltage Output
Resistance Range: 0.3-3.5ohms
Chassis Material: Lightweight Chassis
Connection: Magnetic Pod Connection
LED Indicator Light
Vaping Overtime Protection
Short-Circuit Protection
Overheat Protection
Coil Resistance Protection
Coil Support: OK Coil Series
Coil Installation: Press Fit
Charging: Type-C Port

RDL VAPING

LONG COIL LIFESPAN

USB TYPE-C CHARGING

CONDENSATION PADS FOR DEVICE PROTECTION

BREAKDOWN

ACCESSORIES

Coyote628 · Saturday at 2:42 PM

mi2424 said:
I am trying to find PG free juice but in my country, it is hard to find without a name or brand, can anyone please suggest to me PG free 3 or 6 mg juice?

I don't think there's that many max VG juices available like there used to be. Making your own is as easy or difficult as you want to make it. When I mix,the only PG is in the small amount of nicotine and the flavorings I use. I don't even measure VG at this point, I just add till the bottle is full and then shake rattle and roll. Easy peasy. Something you may want to look into.

tj99959 · Saturday at 2:40 PM

Some years back (2014 if my memory is correct) HCgar came out with several clones of popular mech mods. The cheap plating on their Nemeses made the mod look like a Rat Rod in less than a years time. So I never bought another one. Their Caravela however was perfect in every way. There is only one piece that is not a perfect match of a real Caravela. So when they started coming up on close out sales, I stocked up. And, now I have enough Caravelas to last several life times. (at $4.99 ea they didn't brake any banks)

The point of all that is when you find a perfect product, take advantage, and you will find that vaping can become pretty budget friendly. I did the same thing with the Provari, (and who needs watts when you got volts) and they have a 2.5 amp limiter BTW.

dennism · Saturday at 2:39 PM

1-2-3 mix:
black cherry inw 1%, red vanilla soda flv 2%, cherries inw 3%.

FranC · Saturday at 2:35 PM

hittman said:
Good morning. I got up and watched the latest episode of Citadel. I’m working up the motivation to clean up some vape stuff and need to work on reviews. Mowing again is on today’s schedule.

Good luck on motivation. The Mother on Netflix is good.

FranC · Saturday at 2:33 PM

It didn’t take them long to cut out the doorway. They left the cloth tarp up

hittman · Saturday at 2:32 PM

Good morning. I got up and watched the latest episode of Citadel. I’m working up the motivation to clean up some vape stuff and need to work on reviews. Mowing again is on today’s schedule.

Coyote628 · Saturday at 2:32 PM

Territoo said:
That's not a mod, it's a lightsaber!

I thought it was some kind of tactical defense weapon

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