So you use the same weight value for all flavors? and there's no variation in VG, PG, and nic base? I don't know about flavors, but I have experienced a bit of inconsistency in the thickness of VG which would likely affect the weight, right?I far as I can tell weights of 99.% of flavors are so close that even with using a constant value, you are still more accurate than you would be using syringes or pipets.
*Edit: One thing to remember is that as long as you use the same number consistently for the ingredient, it is accurately repeatable and adjustable. The only time it would matter if the value was off a tiny amount would be if I was trying to exactly copy some one else s recipe or some one else mine and we were using a different value.
I started mixing by volume and my good friend who started vaping with me looked at my table and said "Where is your scale?". He has a degree in biochem. and worked in the pharmacutical industry with lot of professional lab time. I said "no, all the other folks are using volume and so am I". He just chuckled at me. But then I started to see people on here talking about it and since all I needed to try working by weight other than what I already had was an inexpensive scale, I spent $12 for a E-bay scale and I have never looked back.
(I'm not picking at you... I just really don't know much about using weights, and since all the recipes seem to use volume, I really have a hard time "getting it")