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Maybe it lacks "spice"? Like acetylpyrazine, linalool, vanilla or salt. What we perceive as sweet in more "industrialized juices" is usually a combination of these + sweetner.

The motto "I saved $$$ by not smoking" together with a new "I saved $$$ by not buying metal tubes, batteries and hygroscopic concoctions" would be be a better approach in campaign for youth. More money left for other "social status" apparatus, like a new cool car, or for more effective...

Really? I was fiddling with the steam engine calculator to arrive at 3 wraps at 2.5mm per strand. Glad to see I was wrong, english not my first language. :D But anyway, glowing usually means the coil isn't cooling from vaporization of the liquid. So it needs more contact with the wick (more...

A lot of tank systems rely on a gravity/pressure vs liquid viscosity equilibrium to not flood and leak. Draw patterns can stress that equilibrium pretty easy. I've switch ~3 months ago and someone described perfectly what happens before a leak: the "furiously sucking" draw technique that you...

How do you guys rewick without deforming the coil? Every time I try to pull a gunked cotton wick, my coil decompress, spiralling gets uneven diameters and I end up rebuilding.

According to steam engine coil wrapping predictor you're sub-ohming at 0.3 ohms. :ohmy: Quite bold for a first build. I never crossed the 1.3 limit even on a tridet. Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators Double check your battery specs, it's at the range where it could go wrong.

~~ Intermission for thermal runaway paranoia ~~ Is it normal for a battery to get warm during use? I'm using efest and panasonic and sometimes I notice the battery tube to get warm (not hot). I'm running kayfun with 1.5ohms micro-horizontal-cottom at 7-11 watts (depending how my wicks decide to...

Gotta love the hearsay and suggestions. Some people dislike the "blogtization" of media, but I like this idea that when everyone, including big media, is just blogging... nobody should look for authority in opinion. Also have you people noticed the slideshow beneath the article talking about...

That is why I mentioned the social-economic aspects. I use consensus in the abstract taking into account the repeatability of experiments and the lack of "truth". But repeating (varying, publishing and "marketing") experiments require money, so it is prone to power play and being a double-edged...

Well guys, consensus is how the scientific method works. There are no "truths" in science, only hypothesis that survive experiments (until they don't). You people might end up shooting yourselves in the foot if you continue with this edit war "for the truth". What I understood from the talk page...

Is there any product that would plug-in into an usb port on one end and tread into a "18650-like apv" simulating a battery? This isn't about these devices having a usb port for passthrough, but rather a part that "is a battery when plugged" as far as the chips (or even a mechanical mod) are...

I don't think we should dismiss the pyrolisis regiment (I use dry burn for when there is absolutely no juice in the coil) experiments. Badly designed coils (given air and heat flow) could marginally increase pyrolisis because of hot spots. What a marginally increased pyrolisis would feel to the...

It's all about what significant means. Heating metal and eroding it with air increases the levels. Does is reach a significant level in a drag? Does it increase lung tissues(and plasma) levels in 1 day of chain vaping? Does it increase in 1 week? 1 year? 10 years? Is it enough to impact public...

From first principles of physics, it's not a surprise: all substances theoretically exist in nature in the 3 phases. This doesn't change for the materials in an atomizer. Temperature only changes the quantities. For example, palladium takes a long time to have an observable change in mass if...

Doesn't this also happen when you cook food? Funnily enough, the first hit I got on google while researching for this is a company that ends the article with "stop cooking,and let us cook for you with our super duper cookware".

Quoting from the article: The researchers specifically examined second-hand smoke from Elips Serie C e-cigarettes. Seems to be your typical "ego-like" devie.

Here is a video demonstrating the technique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0FyQ_tO15U The visualization step there can be tonned down to UV lamp + marking. The problems I describe have to do with organic solvents, specially apolar ones, usually being hazardarous to handle, so there is a...

Has anybody done any TLC on net for analysis? We could even make an atlas for (ballpark) comparision. The difficulty here is that for home lab environment, and safety, we would be doing static organic with moving polar process. Organic layer, in a kitchen environment, could be too inconsistent...

I started smoking at 22-24. Hard to point out exactly when I "started". I did experiment drags way before that but never succeed in getting any high/sickness. Might have been passive smoking from family and friends since very young, giving me a higher resistance to nicotine. I seriously never...

How hard(expensive) is it really to do vaccum step/fractional distillation on the extract? Edit: From eye sighting phase diagrams, this naive process wouldn't be accurate, but for the kind of precision we are aiming here (specially regarding the crude stuff) it could work. Edit 2: Yeah, I was...