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What about battery life? I'm trying this out on an old VTC Mini. Running a TFV4 with a 316L clapton coil about .48 ohms, 430 deg, around 40 watts. Seems to drain my battery faster than the stock firmware.

Most motel/hotel rooms have smoke detectors your vape will set off. That's what bathing caps are for...:rolleyes:

Total vaper since 2011. Took me about 6 months to completely switch. Absolutely no cravings for analogs for years now!

Yeah...Most cavers have interesting bumper stickers. My favorite is "Guano happens"!

I remember when I had the hot setup at work with an Ego Twist and a Stardust clearomizer with a replaceable coil! Still have several in a box under my vape lair desk.

Oh Man...another Liter of juice on order! :rolleyes:

I may have "fixed" my battery cap issue. First, I cleaned off the threads of the cap & the mod with some alcohol, q-tips and a tooth brush. Despite looking clean under a magnifier I got a fair amount of "crud" off the threads. Secondly...this thing needs a very gentle touch removing and...

The DNA75 chips/boards inside are supposedly American, but I'm pretty sure the mod itself is made in China.

I may have to try that. I sent a message to the support at MVS where I got it, explaining the problem. We'll see what they say. The binding of the battery cap is certainly not normal and I'm VERY careful about cross threading. I hope I can get this sorted out. Other than the battery cap...

Let us know how that works out. Mine is tight in places too. Where are you getting the new battery cover?

Murata is a well known company in the electronics industry. This may not necessarily be a bad thing.

My Black & Red is due Saturday! :w00t:

Powdered Splenda usually has additives you probably don't want in e juice. They should have liquid Splenda in the same section of the supermarket. Check the ingredient labels of some of the liquid artificial sweeteners. Several brands are made of sucralose.

Artificial sweetener brand 'Splenda' is sucralose. Try looking at the liquid artificial sweeteners in your grocery stores...assuming you're in a city with such things.

Use the adapter and an 18650.