I second on the VZ Blackberry. The tartness is stellar.
Okay, I am getting a shipment of samples of Russian Bakers FLavors so if they are what everyone says they are, I will add that to my list when ordering from Russia.
I second on the VZ Blackberry. The tartness is stellar.
The Blackberry is from the Super Concentrated line. The alcohol based Chinese flavorings.Okay, I am getting a shipment of samples of Russian Bakers FLavors so if they are what everyone says they are, I will add that to my list when ordering from Russia.
The Blackberry is from the Super Concentrated line. The alcohol based Chinese flavorings.
Doesn't hurt to try the Russian though.Oh, I thought you meant the "gourmet" line. Thanks. Is that like FE?
Doesn't hurt to try the Russian though.I had compared the FE and SC flavorings in the past. They are not the same. But, both are from China .
I agree man.Okay, and we all know that though people talk about Chinese stuff like it's all the same, it ain't!!!!
Andria, I added 3% bw to recipe this am, starting low, I can increase when/if do revisions...let me know what you try and how it works out if you use bw or the ina shisha bilberry...
yeah some mix fw at higher %'s...some of them seem to need higher %, but some seem to be better at a lower %...guess depends on the specific flavor and the individual's tastes.....I mixed fw cantelope at 12.5% just as a solo thing this morning ,and woooooo boy(!!!!) either needs a lot of aging to tame down, or I need to mix that one at a much lower % for my tastes maybe like around maybe 5% next trial-gonna take a few mixes to find my sweet spot or find out if I even like cantelope flavor in a vape(freebie), on other hand, blood orange at that % might work, smells ok so far, little stronger than my norm, but if I can lower it in next trial to 10 or even 7%, I will, seems like it has potential...just playing around and going off % recs I found around here to see what I get with small batches...I normally do lower honestly for most of my own personal mixes....why I didn't start low, don't know...I'm going reverse
AAAARGHHHHHHHHH! 8-o
That's the sound I make from the INFURIATING nature of mounting a coil on a Kayfun. Yeah I know how to wrap one -- though I had to do it 3 times, because the first two times I was using too large a drill bit... and I know how IN THEORY to get the blasted thing mounted. But in PRACTICE..... AAAARGHHHHHHHHH! 8-o
But I finally succeeded, and that old coil must indeed have been the problem, because that Kayfun is now vaping just fine. And now I remember why I don't like to do it very often. 8-o People who like to do fresh coils for the fun of it must have a lot of free time on their hands, and a very high threshold for frustration.
Are coils any easier to mount on the new v4 kayfuns?
Andria
I don't think that FW is necessarily any more in need of higher percentages than TFA (or even Capella), and even still, as baseballmom pointed out, it ain't even necessarily a given. The few FW flavors I mix with I keep at 4-5% and 6-7%. Maybe it really boils down to if you plan on making an actual mix vs. using a flavoring as a standalone.
The Blackberry is from the Super Concentrated line. The alcohol based Chinese flavorings.
Yes, I do mix lower %'s, start low, increase if needed, (except my recent fw trials), I'm using my bw is an accent note or blueberry boost to the bb in the bbc, I want to retain that as my prime flavor ....now just need biscuit to get the crumbs. I prefer sweetener now after none for the longest time and I only add 1% actually, others prefer EM, some prefer none....Bill had a pretty good explanation of both on the tfa thread not too long ago, he uses tfa cotton candy as his EM and yes, he uses the tfa sweetener, I know the thread moves fast, but it's there somewhere. dannyv45 also has a good blog on some additives too http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...dannyv45/5007-sweetening-additives.html...you can read if you haven't yet...and have to go through his blog entries to page 3, since my linking skills suck this am, but your truth will be found through trial/tasting, determining your preferences
I think I am in awe that you had a coil last since July...what gauge do you use?
Ugh I'm not one for wrapping coils. I can do it and I think I do it well BUT I get so aggravated because I almost always come up with 1 coil heating up faster and hotter than the other. I will say though my Kayfun coils last a long time - much longer than my RDA's. I do the same thing as you Andria - I take out the cotton put em on a mech and light them up and rinse them (while they are still hot but I let go of the button or they'll short!) If you do it like 3 or 4 times the coil looks good as new.
I haven't wrapped a coil in like 2 months - which reminds me its about time to rewrap ALL of my atty's -- UGH what a pain! But it does make a difference....and I know that the reason 1 heats up faster is usually cuz of the legs being longer or the coil being closer to the posts but I check and adjust over and over and nothing helps...very aggravating.
Anyway I have nothing to say about flavors LOL...
I recoil my kayfun's once a week and have 7 of them. With practice it goes quite well. If you really want a difficult one try coiling the kayfun mini's those are difficult expecially with my large fingers.
I tried a few flavors from that line and pretty much liked all of them. Wish I had tried their blackberry now lol.
I don't know if mbv cotton candy is same as tfa cotton candy
https://shop.perfumersapprentice.com/p-6658-cotton-candy-flavor.aspx
Yeah I do the dry burning every few days, and so far it's been working very well, but that one I recoiled last night, yesterday morning it just refused to cooperate with me at all, no vapor to speak of, so I figured it was just time to redo it, since it's been like 6 months since I put that coil in. And what you said about not getting the coils to match, is just ONE reason I despise dual coils, and won't use them, period (the other reasons are, they change the taste in ways I find unpleasant, and they require so much airflow to keep cool, it's like trying to "smoke a straw" -- no thanks!). But I do the dry burning on one of my vv3s, so I can turn the power down to about 8w for the dry burn, and I'm able to check the resistance both before and after the dry burn without having to keep screwing and unscrewing the thing.
Andria