1st diy is in the books
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Interesting. Which scale did you get? (And @Outcast, I wonder if you have the same one?)
A graduated cylinder, beaker or a syringe will never turn off in the middle of mixing. Did you mix all those unmarked bottles as one flavor?
I should mention that I haven't used the ac adapter. I will now!
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Yes I'm did it as I was added nic that time it was ok I just sucked it out and cleaned the bottle next time I was adding 2.5g of a flavor and rd it agen when it can back ok I added the rest I think it needed ...... me off
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No I makes them after I did 1 in the bag and the others right to left was different
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Just thought it was a large amount to make for your first DIY. Unless a recipe is proven and perfected I just mix a 15ML or even a 10ML.
Yes, as said, faulty unit, as auto-cutoff don't work like that. The lowest of cutoffs is 30 sec, and you'd then have 30 sec inbetween each drop/poor of same ingredient, but who does that, lol.
The only usefullness of autocutoff, is that you can see the last ingredient used by looking at the display, e.g. if taking a phonecall between ingredient, or if e.g. taking a phonecall halfway through an ingredient, you can continue where you left off of same ingredient.
During regular uninterrupted mixing, there's no issue with autocutoff.
The only usefullness of autocutoff, is that you can see the last ingredient used by looking at the display, e.g. if taking a phonecall between ingredient, or if e.g. taking a phonecall halfway through an ingredient, you can continue where you left off of same ingredient.
During regular uninterrupted mixing, there's no issue with autocutoff.
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Ya I like unicorn milk so I'm hoping it's good lol but ya prob shod do smaller next time
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Until you know what percentage of flavoring and time required for infusion or aging it is not a good idea to mix large quantities. I had a Lava Cake I thought was fantastic after a short time that I forgot about and when I went to vape it after a couple of months it got so strong I had to cut it with VG/PG/Nic because it was just too damn strong.
I also like Max VG and have made over 90% VG, but stay around 80/20 or 70/30. Some recipes just taste different with less PG. That is why you must perfect your recipes. I had a Sweet Pipe Tobacco that at first was nice at 60/40 but after a while I changed it to a 70/30 VG/PG and now I like it better. There are times I just get tired of a flavor and do not make it for a while so at max I make 60ML bottles although with my tobaccos I will make 120. 60 x 2 = 120
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I am in the process of trying to find something to make with my new flavors that came today.
For your future high-VG mixes, then you can always use distilled-water to thin it out and e.g. for use in RTAs. 5% distilled water is all you need max probably. Add it into your juice-calculator for future mixes instead of just dilluting your finished mixes, though that of course also can be done, but will lower flavor/nic/ratio some.
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