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I've played drums for a number of years and a drum manufacturer designed a bass drum pedal they called the ironcobra. I bought one and used that as my username ever since.

Everyone goes at this at their own pace. If you need to have a smoke, have a vape and a quick smoke. Nothing good comes easily to everyone. Although considering your current level of frustrations, I don't think that DIY is a place to go. That is full of its' own frustrations of its' own. If...

I have 7 bottom coil clearos and only one has leaked. It didn't start to leak until I dropped it. I've had them for 2 month's now.

I think that your choice for a vv 3.0 is quite good for a pocket device. That and a good clearo should work well. I am currently thinking of the same set up for when I'm out and about.

I'll have to try these two things tonight, when I get home from work.

I must concur.

I pretty much vape where others are allowed to smoke. At home anywhere I want. At work, just like when I was smoking, I go outside. I don't think I am the guy to push the envelope very much as far vaping in public is concerned.

If your happy with what your using, then I would stay with that. However a mini protank wouldn't hurt in case you purchase a juice that will crack a plastic tank.

Nice tactic.

I must say that I prefer the plastic ones. I am not thrilled with metal ones.

No, not really. As the saying goes I am happy, happy happy.

Usually when I am out and about I use an ego twist with a T3S. I will carry it either in the front pocket of my shirt or on a lanyard.

My experiences with the PT2 have been very inconsistent. Works fine for an evening then the next it will gurgle and flood. Maybe I just have a bad one because all of the reviews seem to be good.

I also just started.

Good stuff to know. I'll keep this information in mind next time I clean out my EVOD. Thanks.

Got it bookmarked. I'll give it a try this evening. Looks very straight forward to use.

Sounds like a bridgeless atomizer.

I never would have thought to have redundant battery chargers. Good thought.

I've heard that the 510 threads can strip pretty easily. Be careful. You probably should look into a 510 to 510 adapter or an air flow controller. That should help protect the 510 threads. Most everything else I heard has been pretty positive about it. Enjoy.

I bought the SID about a week ago. So far, so good. I use Panasonic 18360 batteries, and have a Nitecore Intellicharger. Seems to be a decent setup for me at this time. Still so much to learn about.