SLC (salt Lake City) and ATL (Atlanta) have those nasty little smoking rooms with glass walls where people stare at you like monkeys in a zoo.
Leaford, use the JS as your main go-to vaper in planes, been working like a charm for me as my stealth vaper!
I dunno, a small box with a button, what looks like an antenna, and a flashing blue/red light? I can't THINK of anything I would LESS like to be seen holding on an airplane!
No kidding!
I think the safest thing would be something that looked a lot closer to an analog but with a blue light. Clearly something one intends to use like a cigarette, but also clearly no fire attached.
(Unless the flame is from decent moonshine...)
I vaped in Richmond, Va. airport openly for 30 minutes walking around, nobody said a word.
Atlanta has a smoking room (C13 I think) on C concourse. D doesn't. After I found this out, I always stayed on C to the very last minute if I had to go to D. The last few years I got to stay on C for my connecting flight, so that might have changed for D.
My last four flights took me via Atlanta and I do believe that you are correct in their locations. For the most part, lighting up is not necessary in the smoking lounges there. Just walk through the doors and breath for a few minutes. Enough smoke in the air already to satisfy any nicotine fix.
I also find exiting/re-entry at Houstons George Bush terminal very easy if you use the Parking garage exit. Just get off the plane and ask any of those guys driving those people movers to drop you off at the bottom of the Parking Garage ramp.
I have the new v3 Stick on order just for travel. From the photos I've seen it looks like a small MP3 player or similar gadget. The only worry I have is about the batteries. I always had hard time using 3.7v ecig because the power would drop down from 3.7 very fast (15 minutes for stock 510 PV) and I was not able to get any throat hit after that. Only Chuck with 3000 mAh battery works well for me on 3.7v -- can use it for several hours. The Stick comes with only 360 mAh battery and I am not sure how well those batteries work.Leaford, use the JS as your main go-to vaper in planes, been working like a charm for me as my stealth vaper!
I have the new v3 Stick on order just for travel. From the photos I've seen it looks like a small MP3 player or similar gadget. The only worry I have is about the batteries. I always had hard time using 3.7v ecig because the power would drop down from 3.7 very fast (15 minutes for stock 510 PV) and I was not able to get any throat hit after that. Only Chuck with 3000 mAh battery works well for me on 3.7v -- can use it for several hours. The Stick comes with only 360 mAh battery and I am not sure how well those batteries work.
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I'm curious to know if anyone's been to singapore's Changi airport, and if they have any smoker areas, etc..