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Ms T's Waiting Room
My order (37974, Sept 2.) is out the door, so the orders in the low 38000's should be going out shortly. Apple Goofy Rancher, Blueberry Pomegranate, Dragon Fruit, Grape, Huckleberry, Loganberry, Mirror Blueberry, Pina Colada, Razzleberry, Ribbitt, Strawberry-Kiwi, Surprise Mystery Special...- munkey
- Post #257
- Forum: Ms T's Bakery
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Airhole on RM2?
I have a couple RM2s... on the original, I drilled mine out a bit, and still wasn't satisfied so I also added an additional hole on the other side. Sometimes I prefer it that way, other times I prefer the "stock" configuration. However, I disagree that it is "pretty irreversible"... I find it... -
Cleaning RM2 coil?
I think the OP is asking if you can torch the coil (like, with a chef's torch) without removing it from the RBA. It's a good question, I've wondered that myself at times but wouldn't dare try it without getting confirmation that it is possible. Are there plastic or other temperature... -
They are here! Pics of family and first RBA coil!
Good setup -- I also keep about 3 REOs locked and loaded with different flavors (fruit, coffee/sweets, cinnamon red hots) and just wanted to comment that you don't need to obsess about which device to use for which flavors; you can easily make changes in the future as your tastes or preferences... -
Dealing with the A7
I use the A7 almost exclusively and it has nothing to do with the price... With a few simple modifications, it performs exceptionally well... but just as importantly, it is extremely rugged, easy to clean, and easy to swap out coils and wicks on. I don't know how some of you guys go for... -
Ordered an A7, organic cotton balls, and a spool of Kanthal AWG 30
The A7 is a very good atomizer, and can be improved upon greatly from the stock configuration. Drilling side air holes and adding an oring to the REO interface take it from good to great. It is an especially robust RBA in terms of durability, beginner friendliness, and ease of coil installation. -
Newbie RBA Help
I use a drill bit; I have some kits with different sizes and just found the best one through trial and error. I'm not sure which # it is off the top of my head. I used to do the same thing (wrapping directly around the wick) but using rigid metal is definitely superior once you learn the trick... -
Newbie RBA Help
Too much resistance (high ohms) will result in an unsatisfying hit, as if you were using a weak battery or something. Too low and your juice will burn. A multimeter might not be quite as friendly but it has many more uses, and not just for vaping. It is an extremely valuable all purpose... -
The Importance of Branding
I've been a pretty reliable customer of Ms. T's for over a year, and I have no problem waiting for things to get settled down after the move. I understand chaos, delays, unexpected events, and all of that. But, what I can't STAND is the extremely poor presentation of the the "please be...- munkey
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- Forum: Ms T's Bakery
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HH.357 stuff
The HH357s are indeed the best attys, when they are optimally configured and firing on all cylinders, but I've had some back luck with mine lately; both of my 3ohm long barrels suddenly died for no apparent reason after only a couple weeks of use. The short barrels all spit so much that they... -
VV REOS Part VII
Wasn't there a thread somewhere about Lowes having a corporate anti-vape policy of some sort? (Just trying to remember, I shop at both depending on what I need... they each have strong and weak points when it comes to what brand of tools, etc. they carry. Lowes has better cordless drills, HD... -
Without further Ado...its by Blue/Blue
I soak them in vodka routinely. Blow out the excess after an hour (or a day...) and then put a few drops of the new juice in. It takes a few puffs to clear the alcohol, but it won't hurt you and doesn't have much of a taste. Of course, this assumes that you have another atty you can use in... -
VV REOS Part VII
No worries Rob, I'm not trying to criticize you -- I can't imagine building over a hundred units like this by hand and definitely appreciate the work you do. To have all the units be error-free would be impossible. I am just a little bit perplexed by this particular model (Zebra/Birdseye, if... -
VV REOS Part VII
Darn, you're lucky. I returned from vacation and set up my second VV Woodville last night and it also has firing problems, like my other one. Actually, it's worse; it doesn't "sometimes" fire on its own, it ALWAYS fires if the bottom left switch is on. No matter what I push or how hard, if... -
Reo Lovers Pampered Pets & Porkys
I'm guessing that means they are trashy romance novels, since half of her library is composed of such... -
Reo Lovers Pampered Pets & Porkys
I showed my wife your post, those are all her books -- I don't know a single one of them! She commented that those particular ones are "very female oriented." -
Reo Lovers Pampered Pets & Porkys
Here are some pictures of Belle, my rescue puppy that I picked up in January. In chronological order: -
VV REOS Part VI
I'm still planning to send mine back for button replacement, but I'm curious how/why the problem seems to have disappeared on its own. (I "needed" to vape and was just using the switch and/or battery removal when I couldn't babysit the mod, but it doesn't seem to be firing by itself anymore.)... -
VV REOS Part VI
Rob, Appreciate the reply and its good that the cause is known. I am on a family trip and trying to keep the vaping a "secret" but if I get a chance I will sneak off to the post office. Just wish I had brought the grand now! Also appreciate your posts Alice, your observations are exactly... -
VV REOS Part VI
Ack! Panic post! Quick rundown: received VV Woodvilles today and threw one into my carry on bag with batts, etc. for assembly after arriving at my destination. Assemble and prime atty, add drip tip, install juice bottle, install batteries. Get some lovely puffs and decide to go read ECF for...