Older Folks and Vaping Front Porch - Part Three
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They finally showed up at my feeder, too. i was so happy to see them!I generally let them soak before scrubbing them. Sometimes I get negligent with my housekeeping duties.
Oh! And I saw a hummingbird hanging around my nasturtiums today. I am not blind, but I think that is the first time I have ever seen one IRL.
But no info on mAh or CDR.
What they do say about the electron transfer problem being "fixed" may also keep the CDR, let alone pulse, too low for our purposes. (For now! I'm sure they're also working on that!)
What they do say about the electron transfer problem being "fixed" may also keep the CDR, let alone pulse, too low for our purposes. (For now! I'm sure they're also working on that!)
Nope, not alone, EB. Two of my 8 KFs are 3.1s, and they're all in rotation
Good to hear I was feeling so outdated. Being a tootle puffer I find the 3.1 to be an excellent tank. I own 8 of them BTW.
Good clones and repair parts appear to be harder to find. I guess that all of the sub-ohm tanks are causing their obsolescence.
All of my KFs are lite+ with Plasma Tanks. Love them! I love my Hurricane, but not QUITE as much.
Bells I was going to tell you with Ti you get a much better coil with a coiler. Its tighter and you can keep the space much smaller.
I live by my CoilMaster for contact coils...and a very low pitch 2mm machine screw for open coils.
When I worked for the USFS, we had a decent house (women's barracks) with a covered porch. Bought a hummer feeder on a whim and hung it out there. Soon there were so many hummers (flying darts) that I bought another. Then another. Would have gotten more but we ran out of room. Hummers like to act like Big Man on Campus. They'd challenge each other by facing off, then flying straight up. Thump, thump on the roof. This would put everybody into uncontrollable laughter. Um-hum, life got boring between fatal accidents, devastating fires, and endless work shifts.
My last FT order arrived in three shipments, for six items. All required a sig to pick up at the PO. The bag shipped last and got here three days ahead of the other two. Took less than a week for that one.
Overall, I'm happy with the bag and not sorry I got it. It is, after all, for storing gear in and being able to grab at a moment's notice should a fire erupt near us with no chance to actually pack stuff up.
Nothing is ever as big or small as you think it is, even when you convert the measurements to inches.
What you think you can fit a Spinner into, you can't. But a coiler, screwdriver, tweezers, q-tips, 510 pin brush, Pup-Peroni, and other stuff not on the evac list will. It's all good (and El Whacko is ecstatic--for the uninitiated, that's our dog). I'm glad I have room for the other stuff and haven't filled it up yet so who knows what other can't-live-without junk I can squish in there. The essentials fit. There is now a cheaper, slightly different version for anyone who is (probably isn't) interested. $18.84 Authentic Karnoo Carry Bag for E-Cigarettes - w/ 111.5cm shoulder strap / 2-layer / black at FastTech - Worldwide Free ShippingIphy, got my Kevlar on phor Phriday, bring it on.
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I can't imagine the cost being comparable / competitive to current batts if I can buy 1 that lasts a 'lifetime'. Sure would cut down on the volume being sold.
And would cut down on what is being sent to the trash...
All of mine except one Nano are KFLV2 clones. 3 have dual airflow holes. I do want to get more, & maybe stock up on more parts. Have I said I love my KF's?
We have 4 original KFL Lite's, 4 Ehpro KFL nano's, and 1 Ehpro KFL Lite w/ daul air holes. Also, 1 original KFLV4 and 2 Tobecco KFL4's. Yep a lot of KFL's in our house and they're all in use between the 2 of us. I can't afford all originals w/ that many ... but when I can I try to get an original.
I sometimes use, and often recommend, a 4-40 for open ones, Hemo. Almost exactly 2 mm id with that.
Haven't ever used the CoilMaster. Wind my contacts on a jewelers screwdriver of the diameter desired, still having the hands and eyes to make that possible
Along with my 2 3.1s, my other 6 are a mix of models, both single and dual air intakes.
And, for me anyway, while the Kanger Subtank with the rebuildable comes close, the KFs are still my preferred topper...
Ya I still use my KF 3.1. My only complaint with it is that there is enough steel in it to make 3 RDAs.
There is that...
And it's possible to assemble your own clone that's really light. A couple of mine are:
$5.12 Spare Parts for Kayfun v3.1 Atomizer - PMMA at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$5.50 Replacement Base for 22mm Kayfun Lite Plus V2 - stainless steel / gold plated at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping (in various finish colors)
And it's possible to assemble your own clone that's really light. A couple of mine are:
$5.12 Spare Parts for Kayfun v3.1 Atomizer - PMMA at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$5.50 Replacement Base for 22mm Kayfun Lite Plus V2 - stainless steel / gold plated at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping (in various finish colors)
Yeah, I had given up on making coils. Then I got a decent coiler and it makes all the difference in the world for me.
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