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Short answer - No. Longer answer: at least make sure you got some failsafe type backups. One thing for sure, ecigs won't get banned. When cigalikes get cheaper than cigarettes, that will be the turning point, and we might even be past that point already in some places. As for eliquid, I buy...

A lot of those high power mods have a sweet spot at about 0.3 ohms where you can get the max wattage. If you go too low or too high in ohms, the available wattage is lower. Mod range | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators

All that really matter is the watts. A 222w mod with 5 batteries means you want batteries that can put out 45 watts each. 5 15 amp batteries should be enough.

There is no way around it. You can only get so much out of 1 battery SAFELY. If you want more power SAFELY, you need more batteries.

Welcome trekkie!

rivets?

Yes, drop down to 3mg if you are vaping at 20-30w.

I had that problem also - the "check battery" message. Took it back to the shop where I bought it and a week later it was fixed; he said he had to solder something; apparently it is a common problem. Before that I had another problem of the spring loaded contact at the top not coming out far...

Best to get a regulated mod, and also pick up a simple mech for backup; also remember that with a mech you can get one that can take a kick module which will give you regulation and safety.

2 to 3 days is pretty much typical for replaceable coils.

Short answer is yes. Thinner liquid is more likely to flood the typical bottom coil tank.

For somebody new to vaping, better to get a regulated mod. For somebody who has been vaping already for months and just wants a simple mech for backup: - avoid the so-called 'hybrid look' mods like the smpl that have no centerpin - if you are using 1.2+ ohm coils you can get a kick module for...

It's just like drinking. Effects of drinking on the voice : depends on what you drink and how much your drink. If you vape 300+ wattmilligrams, I think that's probably going to make you a little hoarse. If you don't use nicotine in your vape then you won't get that effect. And if you get lots...

.... " Lost Art Liquids' suit challenges FDA's purported authority to deem and regulate e-liquids and other vapor products as "tobacco products" under the Tobacco Control Act and asserts claims against FDA for violations of the Regulatory Flexibility Act, the 1st and 5th Amendments, and the...

headscratcher..................... 0.25 is not higher than 0.34

wait; second thought says that sounds like something you'd read in one of those satire news sites.

plain ole cotton balls. because its easily available.

Bang!

note, there is an evic vt with an internal battery, and an evic vtc mini which used one replaceable battery. I bought an evic vtc mini a few months ago (mainly because it was on a shelf staring at me next to an egrip) and a month or two later I bought a second one for backup just because I was...