They have an adjustable air control, and are designed to work with the istick mini.
And the problem is?
I started the same way. Just trying to quit. Now almost a year later I probably invested around $3K in vaping. Sounds like a lot but way I see it smoking the same amount of time would of cost me around $5K So in reality I have a $2K savings with a ton of shineys that came in the form of vape mail. Win win if you ask me.
(A buddy of mine who smokes Marlbro like I use to said he spent $117 on two cartons of cigarettes this week...ouch!)
More often than not, the CP patient is also immature in nature, they have a tendency to be more childlike in some of their behavior, so you may need to look at getting her a device based on that. This also explains why she may be rather picky or selective as well. She may latch on to the first thing that attracts her and will not let go of it, figuratively speaking.
More often than not, the CP patient is also immature in nature, they have a tendency to be more childlike in some of their behavior, so you may need to look at getting her a device based on that. This also explains why she may be rather picky or selective as well. She may latch on to the first thing that attracts her and will not let go of it, figuratively speaking.
In any normal situation I too would suggest the Nautilus, but they are prone to having a tight fit, even I have to use a towel on the base to remove for a coil change or refill, not to mention the coil can remain in the chimney when taken apart, neither of these traits would be a good choice for a CP patient. I am certain she has some diminished motor skills in her hands, even if to a small extent.
OTOH if you could rebuild an Atlantis coil to above 1.6 that might work well. The Atlantis are easily taken apart(the base) and the AFC can be set to the smallest port and using a smaller diameter drip tip it could be very close to a tootle puffer tank. And they also have the SS cage around the Pyrex to keep it safe for her.
Ok my misunderstanding, I thought she was a neighbor or close to that. Well she will need a coil design that has longevity, ease of use that I am sure. Even CE 5's would be a PITA, she would most likely dry hit the blasted things
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"Um I don't think you want a Derringer at 18w to 'try out' vaping, it'll blow your head off."
Hah! My dad was telling one of his bowling teammates about how I quit with my vape and she got all excited about it and wanted to try it right then and there. I'd never let anyone put their mouth on my atty in the first place but all I could tell her was "Um I don't think you want a Derringer at 18w to 'try out' vaping, it'll blow your head off."
I was Oilfield Trash for 10 years and worked a lot of rig ups in the Gulf. Great food on those rigs. We had grilled to order Porterhouse steaks that covered the whole plate. You had to get another plate for any sides. I ran a Lemo 2 and a Delta II for a month before I finally opened my ST Mini. Glad I did. I agree, it's my favorite RTA too, and I like building it better than I thought I would.I worked 12 years on the oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico and every Friday was seafood night where you had all you could eat fried shrimp and fish. I got so sick and tired of shrimp and fish that it took over 10 years before I started liking it again. Where I work now they feed us and tonight was seafood night. They had probably 20 pounds of freshly fried shrimp on the line and some baked and fried fish. I opted for the gumbo instead.
Now last night was steak night and when that cook put that big ol well over a pound rib eye steak on my plate, I didnt complain at all.
Roxy, like Troll, I would also suggest the GS Air series. Probably the original GS Air because the air has to be adjusted with a screwdriver but once set, that's it. The others ( M and MS) have a loose ring adjustment that may be a problem. The tanks are virtually trouble free as far as leaking, flooding, and wicking problems for their class. They are cheap also, under 10 bucks
I ran a single parallel coil at 0.49 ohms from sun up to sun down yesterday. Got home to find both 18650's sitting pretty at an identical 3.86V. All day, operating with about 80% headroom.
Dual parallel is for Modwomping.
I was Modwomping the Origenny earlier, my threads are starting to strip (aluminum 510 connector) so I put one of those FT finned heat rings on it. Protects the threads and doesn't look to bad.
