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    OneStopDIYShop Flavor Sample Weekend

    Hello ECF! OneStopDIYShop is in the process of reviewing a new brand of flavors to our lineup, Faerie's Finest! As a bonus, ALL orders placed this weekend will receive free sample flavors of your choice. All of these new flavorings are made with natural and/or artificial flavors, PG...
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    How to spend a Saturday

    Start out with a pizza ;)
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    Penstyle 5V USB Passthrough Done, Finally!

    I've been god awful busy lately, and just havent had time to work on my 5V passthrough. Up until about 30 minutes ago I had no 5V option for vaping, and have been dying to try it out, with all the rave. So, this morning, I decided to finish it up. Keep in mind, I have very little in the way...
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    Cookies contain antifreeze ingredient!!

    Any chance double stuff oreo's have that antifreeze ingredient in them? I need a reason to pass em up when I go to the grocery store tomorrow :rolleyes:
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    Chuck atomizer blowouts! HELP!

    Here's a deal for you guys, I found this link in another thread, but felt it was worth mentioning here since we've begun talking about batteries. Rechargeable Batteries & Battery Chargers - 6 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh LiFePO4 Rechargeable Batteries with a Smart Charger -Specials The best part, free...
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    What Flavor Got You Hooked?

    True 100 Menthols. My best friend at the time used to sneak packs from his Mom's carton's and we would sneak off into the woods and smoke 'em up! LOL His father smoked Pall Mall unfiltered shorties. My memory on those were the tobacco used to burn my lips, ack! I didn't care much for them...
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    The Ultimate Atomizer, Dual 510's in an 801 shell

    Nice job Cisco! Now, what sort of housing would hold my beloved penstyle atty's in a pair!
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    ICR18650-26A, anyone familiar?

    The ICR portion of the part number specifies Lithium Ion (I) Cobalt Chemisty (C) Rechargeable (R), from what I found here - CandlePowerForums - View Single Post - What does IMR stand for/mean? My guess is that it's an industry standard identification number like 18650 is for the size of the...
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    How to spend a Saturday

    I run my Chuck on Janty Kissbox and Totally Wicked Penstyle atty's. Perhaps I should spend an entire day at 6V to get a good feel for it, so far it's only been 20 minutes here or there.
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    How to spend a Saturday

    I used mine for 2 full days before changing, and I don't think I needed to, but my 18650's are not protected so I opt'd to be on the cautious side :) Once my protected 18650's get here I'm gonna see how long they'll last before vapor tapers off. I imagine over 2 days. Such a huge upgrade...
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    How to spend a Saturday

    That was pretty much my feelings as well paukspikey. I have the 6V adapter and the 3.0v CR2's, but I dunno, it seems as if I can take a 2-3 second draw at 6V or a 5-6 second draw at 3.7v, and get the same exact thing. I havent noticed a difference in flavor yet. Oh, I also direct inhale...
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    Sorta new to snus

    I've been using snus daily between vape breaks, and had to use it the other day exclusively after my one and only PV died. I never spit the snus juice out. It can burn the back of your throat a little, though I thought the Camel Frost Snus was a little smoother than this Strawberry Discreet...
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    ICR18650-26A, anyone familiar?

    I would absolutely love to do this as well. I have 12 18650's here that are unprotected, all 2600 mAh. Curious if anyone else has done this? Heck, 12 of these batteries might actually last me a decade or so if they do well sitting on the shelf and only being recharged every 40 days or so.. heh
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    HELP I can't find the thread where.....

    What I do, and this seems to work well (I also use penstyle attys), slowly drip onto the bridge, if you miss, it's not a huge deal, but try and get the majority of your drops right onto the bridge. Wait a few seconds in between drops, you can actually see the bridge mesh soak up the liquid. I...
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    RY4 Flavors

    My personal opinion on RY4 (yeah, you know it is going to vary from supplier to supplier and person to person, blah blah, lol) is that it has quite a few different flavors all at relatively low %'s. There is the tobacco flavor base, with caramel, butterscotch, and some sort of pine-like flavor...
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    High Capacity Batteries @ 3.7v - Opens up a whole new world

    http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-Li-Ion-2600mAh-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B001JDRPXM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1253203458&sr=8-3-fkmr1 http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-TL-100-Universal-Charger-RCR123A/dp/B001BFB4S0/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_b As for the PV, there are quite a few out there that support it.
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    High Capacity Batteries @ 3.7v - Opens up a whole new world

    I tried 6V with 2 CR2's, it was a warmer thicker vapor. I just find myself going back to the 18650. I should take a picture, with this 18650 at 3.7v I get massive vapor production, it's crazy. I fogged out my room :p
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    High Capacity Batteries @ 3.7v - Opens up a whole new world

    I started out with a 306 style Mini Fogger, upgraded to a 10440 powered PV, and just yesterday got my first 18650 powered PV. The difference between all three of these devices is night and day from one another, not only in battery life, but overall performance at the exact same voltage. The...
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    Throat hit - suggestion

    Walrus put up a video on him testing Now Brand Cayenne Extract in some liquid. I believe it was no-nic liquid at that. He said the throat hit was different from the throat hit on some nic liquids, but there was definitely a throat hit. Here's his post w/video -...
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    Battery choices

    I took apart a laptop battery today, 2 of them actually, one of them had 18650's in them, the other are different somehow, seem the same size but the only info on them is this: D MBLM4C9 063467 Seems to read 6 volts, but it doesn't provide what appears to be 6V in my PV as I can put 2 CR2's...
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