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I've been purchasing online for years with no problems until recently. My CC was used all over the U.S.; mostly on the east coast. I suspected that my CC may have been comprimised via Clouds of Vapor but I was unsure. Since my card had been disabled, I made a small purchase from COV with my...

:D Greetings!

Here's the one I've been following: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/367095-resistance-no-resistance-wire-welder.html Staying somewhat on topic: When dry burning my Terms/Ithakas I found that holding the unit *behind* a fan with the wick facing the blades keeps the ceramic...

My Terms have not seen the use they used to since my Ithaka arrived. I really like my Ithaka, but the SVC Term's flavor and vapor can certainly hold their own against the Ithaka. Gurgling/leaking problems aside, once you get them dialed in the SVC Terms are great. imho :)

I've been following this thread since it started and *finally* got around to getting my wire welder up and running. Just wanted to say thanks for all the ideas and helpful tips for all those involved. Many thanks :)

Note to Self: do not try to power vape like Imeo... I had to lay down on the ground to avoid passing out. I think I'll stick with my "Slow and rich" method of vaping! :) Ithaka 1, JazzyTech 0 :blink: All jokes aside: for those of you having problems, don't give up! The Ithaka is no...

Amazing! Congratulations!

Also consider that every batch made by the flavor manufacturers will not always be perfectly consistent. I've noticed more than once variations in strengths between orders. This is most noticable with flavors produced with natural/organic components. I always start out at 1% and work my way up...

Although I'm more familiar with Vivis, I did notice that switching to other flavored juices is a quick/easy with the protank.

I just did a *long* dry burn to see how the nickel would hold up compared to silver. my NR<R>NR connections became white hot. I repeated this for 10 minutes. My resistance increased from 1.8 to 2.0 ohms. Nickel is definitely the winner so far. Silver gives out on me after 1-2 minutes of this...

LOL! Not a lot of hightech going on, but it looks like it does the job effectively :) My method is just lengths vs. awg written on paper and measured on a ruler. I think your method is certainly more efficient heheheh :)

Not to stray too far off topic, but watch your eyes with those flashes. The may only be for a split second, but they are very bright and could damage one's eyesight over time. I'm referring specifically to the "camera flash welders". I'd highly recommend you blink the moment of contact. I...

I hear that Vego; I don't have problems until the 2nd good dry burn. After the burn, my ohms start moving. Although nickel doesn't conduct quite as well as silver, the difference is barely measurable due to the short lengths we require. I like the idea of clean, solid contact between NR > R and...

I've been using .999 silver for all my NR>R>NR connections for the last 6 months. I've tried various ways of wrapping/tying the wire and came to the conclusion that .999 silver is just too soft for use in the Terminator and Ithaka. It does work, but the connections weaken/fail within 2 weeks. I...

Ah yes, my mixes are 90VG, so it's obvious that if anything, I'd be getting dry hits instead of leaking. So my experience so far is most likely due to the thick fluids I vape.

So far I think that more may not be better in this case. I realized that the flavor was more intense with the Ody clone by using a smaller diameter wick (1.5 vs 2mm). I haven't rebuilt since the first day of using my Ithaka, but I will be trying to use a 2.5 or even 2mm if I can get away with...

Imeo tested and said it broke down the plastic in about four hours.

Good solution Ryedan! You may need to repeat Ryedan's suggestion whenever you refill.

If the silicon grommet is in place and the vape is tasty, I'd leave it until it fails personally. I've only seen vapor forming as you described when I forget to install that grommet. :)

Check the silicon seal/grommet under the lid, directly below the mouthpiece. There is a gap there most likely.