Older Folks and Vaping Front Porch - Part Three
- Thread starter MikeE3
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
Thanks @Kenna. For the deal I got at MyFreedomSmokes, I have extra glass now too.
Yep @Robert Cromwell NO CIGGIES!
Yep @Robert Cromwell NO CIGGIES!
My son told me early in his birth-month that he was frustrated with egos, because they break so easily. Told him he ought to switch to mech's. Which he apparently did. I asked him a few days ago if he wanted my absolutely indestructible telescopic, and he said sure. So I sent it to him. Now I am down to two Nemeses, have another Nemmy in my FT cart, but getting real tight on the money. I plan on learning to be satisfied with two kicked mechs and six tanks, for at least a while.
I think the shorter 650 ma egos are not as prone to break since they are shorter and do not bind up as bad in a pocket when bending or sitting. They do not fall out of a shirt pocket as bad either.
I have not broken one yet. Just jinxed myself?
My brother has a fairly physical job. He moves around a lot. But, he couldn't stand the short battery life of the 650 eGo. So, he insisted on carrying the 1000s instead. Which would periodically fall out of his shirt pocket, of course.
Then the iStick 30 came along. He loves them! All day battery life in something small enough to carry in a shirt pocket.
Then the iStick 30 came along. He loves them! All day battery life in something small enough to carry in a shirt pocket.
When I worked in an office instead of home like I do now, I had a spare e-pipe 2 18450 bats, a small bottle of eliquid, a Kanger MT3 and a 3 bay charger always at work. I switched the batteries out for fresh ones every week to keep them in my rotation. Only needed to use it once. But once was enough to keep me going on a day when my battery died, I forgot to pack eliquid and my tank cracked when I dropped it.@clnire - absotively. I have PLENTY of gear, so I think a setup is coming to the office, tucked in a drawer, to be used if needed.....
I was just bummed that the base gave out. It's confirmed over and done with. Darn, I had to buy more stuffs
strange coincidence, but it happens.
- Dec 18, 2013
- 2,946
- 56,640
- 78
Yep. We're all different. I have a couple KF's. Somewhere. In a box. In a drawer. Or on a shelf. Not a fan. Go figger.
One more or more! I'm at 11 KFs, now. And a few other types of rebuildables, but the KFs, for me, are the reliable great toppers that I use most. A few of them are assembled from the various FT parts, and can be put together for about $10.
While weekly may be excessive for LIons, still a good practice. Batteries will lose some charge just sitting, although Lions don't lose much. But keeping the emergency backups topped means they'll work when you need them! And a longer roation on charging would be too hard to keep track of...
Great news, thanks for keeping us updated!
The vet called this morning stating that Trip is showing improvement today, but won't be released for at least another day. Apparently the IV antibiotics are working.
There's that Old Curmudgeon.
I've got 4 and Janet's got 4 in our daily rotation. Hard to beat it. Janet prefers the nano version. One just won't do. Go for it.
Nice to hear Trip is improving.
One more or more! I'm at 11 KFs, now. And a few other types of rebuildables, but the KFs, for me, are the reliable great toppers that I use most. A few of them are assembled from the various FT parts, and can be put together for about $10.
I'm with ya, one KF? Really?? David's got me beat with 11 KF's. I've only got 10 (8, 3.1's and 2, KFL's). All of my other tanks have become dust magnets.
While weekly may be excessive for LIons, still a good practice. Batteries will lose some charge just sitting, although Lions don't lose much. But keeping the emergency backups topped means they'll work when you need them! And a longer roation on charging would be too hard to keep track of...
- Status
Similar threads
