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My prediction: Junk. Massive air floodage is gonna kill all your chances at heat and flavor, which is fine if you're just using plain VG to blow phat clouds, meh. No drip well at all so 2 or 3 of those big hits and it's time to drip again bleh.

TC bundle #2 being sent to EmeraldLeo :) Bundle 2 would be awesome for me and the woman (who I just converted with a free cig-a-like kit I won woohoo!) to try some different flavors on. Never taken a PIF or a TC

Colored wicks would be cool too as long as the coloring was surefire guaranteed not to bleed under heat and liquid lol

So I've been using all different size and length of coils, and no matter whether it's a slink stretched out coil, or a tight little microcoil my wick always seems tog et black in the middle which then causes the rest of the juice to blacken and I end up changing my wicks 1-2 times a day (which...

Always a good idea to hit new toys with some Iso Alchohol and a qtip before first use. Especially if they're stainless steel, to get rid of leftover machining oils. And any leftover environmental contagions that it may have picked up in chinaland >=D

Took mine 12 days, I thought it was never going to leave hong kong, or the tracking sites were all broken..then it showed up in san fran and left san fran almost immediately.

It's a really weak flavor, and I like my stuff a bit on the strong side. It is flavorwest afterall and they recommend using their flavors at 25 to 50% so I'm right at about 25%

Yeah gonna do that zoiDman. As far as steeping goes I ran them through the coffee pot method about 4 times and let them air out overnight. Enough to develop them a bit but not to a full steep obviously. I don't have the backstock of juice to just let bottles sit for a few weeks yet.

It's a rough guesstimate based on how full the bottle is. I don't have any measured bottle just 10ml ones. I suppose I could squirt it all out into a measured syringe I have and move it to another bottle measuring along the way.

Just looking for the exact math solution for figuring out my ratio of PG/VG/flavoring. I've made an excellent bottle of Madagascar Vanilla that I want to be able to repeat. Right now there's: 2.5ml of 48mg PG Nic 2.75ml of VG 88 Drops FW Madagascar Vanilla And the bottle is right at 7ml full...

I was gonna mention the option for additives but it seems that's covered now hah. I'd like to see a feature for "Oops not enough flavor or VG in my mix, what will my mixture be after I add 6 more drops of VG and 3 drops of Flavor" kinda thing..a Juice Doctor option persay. I love how it...

Both method's are awesome thank you guys :)

So I made 4 bottles of 5ml single flavor juices to get a baseline strength for each flavor. Some need 5-10% more flavoring, and I think they could all use a lil VG as 2 or 3 hits makes my throat/lungs feel like they've been punched and are inflammed temporarily. Using math how do I calculate...

Luckily you don't have to write the code in french hah.

Sounds tasty. I like watching masterchef too heh. Mainly I just laugh at how bad most of them suck at cooking.

I CAN do the math for DIY liquid in my head buuuut...that would ruin my coding project and my memory is crap so I wouldn't be able to remember my recipes, when I could just make a calculator that saves recipes like eJuiceMeUp but native to linux and better =D I'm still clickin away at python...

Hah cool. I've got a little Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper from VapingZone. Not the greatest juice I've got but it lives up to it's name. Sorry to hear about your trailer. I'm still vapin away on my DIY Vanilla Rum Cappucino

That sounds tasty!

Mmm Vanilla rum cappuccino DIY. So tasty. My learning Python is going horribly hah. Keep getting distracted by ECF and the anime I'm watching. I made a Hello World script so far lol print "hello world!"

Thank you wise master! Love your blogs by the way =D Now if only I could find good working percentages for Flavorwest flavorings hah. I've read everywhere between 10 and 50% so it's confusing, but I don't think I'll be purchasing FW again, I'll pay the extra dollar for TFA.