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  1. Capt.shay

    Official ProVari 2.5 Thread

    Update, I just tried to clean the posotive post and well, there isn't one. I'm pretty sure that is part of the problem.:rolleyes: Didn't see it fall out but I was outside when it died and I just kind of opened it and spilled the battery in to my hand.
  2. Capt.shay

    Official ProVari 2.5 Thread

    Thanks Nope, haven't tried that. In fact, exactly the advise I was looking for when I posted. Will give it a shot tonight before I put a ticket in.
  3. Capt.shay

    Official ProVari 2.5 Thread

    My 2.5 purchased in march and pretty much used as a coffee table mod most of the time has gone belly up on me. It was having firing/power issues for a day or so and then it just completely stopped working on me. I tried stretching the spring, I tried with the base from my other 2.5, I tried it...
  4. Capt.shay

    MtBakerVapor flavors

    I would say that if your not getting what your looking for at 16 percent, your barking up the wrong tree. You are going to try to mix it with a cream or perhaps a light percentage of another berry like Strawberry Ripe or Dragonfruit to make it pop. Lots of other ways as well. I use TFA and FW...
  5. Capt.shay

    MtBakerVapor flavors

    There are a lot of ways to make a flavor pop and I would bet that Baker added something to the bottles that they sell as "blueberry juice" . Most of Bakers flavors are FW and FW blueberry is on the mild side. Welcome to the journey my friend :)
  6. Capt.shay

    Flawor West DYI percentage question?

    I think the Flavor West recomendations are way to high for vaping. I max out at 12% on stand a-lones and 8% in a mix.
  7. Capt.shay

    Dark Ages of Vape DIY recipes

    Either of the ones mentioned in this thread. Some like one and some prefer the other. Mixing By Weight: Basics 101
  8. Capt.shay

    The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread

    8. Then adjust as needed.
  9. Capt.shay

    The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread

    I use FW at 12% max and less on some or in blends. I never understood some if the super high suggestions.
  10. Capt.shay

    Gram Mixing: Order

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101
  11. Capt.shay

    Gram Mixing: Order

    You don't. When mixing by weight the VG goes in a squeeze bottle :thumb:
  12. Capt.shay

    Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

    Pinky T. !!!!
  13. Capt.shay

    My scale, and single drops

    I personally never had a problem with this issue but I can see if you are making tiny batches how it could be a problem. I have the 501 currently but I will by the 400 (that I had before) next time. What ever works best for you!
  14. Capt.shay

    My scale, and single drops

    Just weigh the vg separately.
  15. Capt.shay

    The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread

    With respect and thanks to hitman, I decided on the Raspberry Sweet. I'll report back in a few weeks :)
  16. Capt.shay

    Nicotine Comparisons

    Decided to pull the trigger on a couple more liters for my new freezer (of the regular). I liked it when I had it before so I'm hoping it is about the same.
  17. Capt.shay

    The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread

    Putting in an order today and Im looking at a TFA raspberry. Regular raspberry or raspberry sweet?
  18. Capt.shay

    Labor Day Nicotine Sales?

    I posted in another thread that I have 2 liters of Hartland in the basket but haven't bought from them in a year or so. Was wondering if anyone has bought from them lately and how it was before I pull the trigger.
  19. Capt.shay

    Nicotine Comparisons

    Hartland is having a 20% off sale and since they also have a couple of flavors I wanted I also have two liters of 100mg in my cart. I haven't heard any thing bad about Hartland, has any one tried it lately?
  20. Capt.shay

    Nicotine Comparisons

    BTW If any one is looking for a nicotine storage vault, I picked up one of these from Homey Depo yesterday on sale at a good price. 5.2 cu. ft. Chest Freezer in White $138.00
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