I like the fact that your printer will print more than 2 lines. Mine won't take anything over 3/4" tape and will only print 2 lines. that is the only drawback but so far I've not really needed more than 2
I never have used the phone for anything like this, but then I'm usually in front of my pc anyway. I use Google sheets which I can access from the laptop also. I just got my first iPhone, so not really that familiar with it yet.
LOL. I personally don't know of anyone that has even tried it at 200W. Heck, I have not ventured more than about 45W myself.
I have 2 picos' with melo 3 minis' going right now. .05 ohm is @ 23W, .066 ohm @23W, air flow about half open. Wide bore drip tips. I also mix @ 50/50. No gurgling or spitting.
You can download the google sheets and docs apps from the app store for your phone and then access/edit those same google documents from your phone if needed. I too am usually in front of the PC so I rarely need to view/edit them from my phone but it is nice to have that option if needed.
Thanks for that.I heard about them about a year ago,then forgot all about them until you posted this.The selection is pretty small,but that's ok because i seen a few that really caught my interest.The coconut milk and creme brulee are 2 that i definitely need to try.If they can beat BVC on shipping,i would be amazed haha,if i order from them thursday morning,i have my package saturday,and that's with standard first class.
I thought about that method as well.
That looks like a nice label maker too!I use one of these for my juice bottles. Dymo LetraTag LT-100H Electronic Label Maker, 6.8mm/sec 6.8mm per sec 1749027 - Walmart.com
For keeping track of what's in a particular mod, and attie, I have all that info on a spread sheet, which also shows how many fills the tank has had, the coil build, when I last cleaned the mod, when I last changed the wick and or coil, ect, ect. Yeah, I got time to fool with it, and my memory ain't as good as it used to be.
Oh my gosh, my inner OCD personality is now IN LOVE with you.
I could soooooooo see myself doing the spreadsheets if I had several mods/attys going at once, and *if* I was retired and had the time.
My current OCD tendencies are somewhat limited because of the lack of proper time required to actually implement the ideas.
...but yeah...LOVE that!!
My biggest problem is that my inner BRAT personality would rather hang out here and visit than take care of organizing everything.
I thought about that too. We have blue painters tape.
We all have our OCD buttons!
Mine all have to be plain...and silver. 
With MHM tips.
I've tried it a few times.Whenever i get a new mod,one of the first things i do is max it out and take a draw just to see how it works at it's max.I have a few 200 watt mods that all got the test,and when Wismec put out the upgrade for the Releaux it bumped it up to 250 watts,i had to try that 1 time too haha.I only go there once with each mod though,then after that they never go past around 45 watts again.
I assume some folks use them at high watts or else why have one that does 200w and not use it at that?
many do. I have a couple mods/builds on my desk running at 60 - 80 watts but most run in the 25 - 50 watt range.
I run my .11 ohm build in the 70 - 80 watt range in my billow v3 plus and get tons of vapor/flavor and have no desire to push it higher. I am sure some vapers would push that same build in the mid 1xx watt range for whatever reasons.
I suppose there are some who do,but i could not imagine doing it very often.All the times i have went that high,it was immediately so hot that i couldn't take more than about a 2 second draw.I would imagine it's the massive cloud chasers that would go that high,you could easily empty a 4ml tank in just a couple draws haha.
As to why having one that goes that high,i just get mods that i like.If they do at least 75 watts,i'm happy.I don't care what the max wattage is as long as it meets my minimum.It just happens that most of the mods i like are usually rated at around 200 watts.
Oh, I am sure there are vapers somewhere that do use that high of a wattage, I just personally not read any peeps stating they do and I don't know any that do.
Me, I am leaning towards the 2-3 battery mods more for longer vape time than for power
I could soooooooo see myself doing the spreadsheets if I had several mods/attys going at once, and *if* I was retired and had the time.
My current OCD tendencies are somewhat limited because of the lack of proper time required to actually implement the ideas.
...but yeah...LOVE that!!
I keep everything in a spreadsheet.
I have a dozen different flavors on the go. How much I have spent broken down between stock up cost and vaping cost. More pages for recipes and parts. It keeps everything in one place.
I just tape a piece of paper to the bottle with the name if it is something different and the full info will be in the spreadsheet.
That is one of the things that pushes me towards the higher watt mods too.The way i look at it,my car will do 150+mph,but i never take it past 70mph,so just because my mod will go to 200 watts doesn't mean i have to use it there,i am happy with my 45-50 watts,and getting 2 1/2 days from the dual batteries.
2 1/2 days on a dual mod???
You forgot to mention that you have 8 mods in daily rotation.......did you not?My Reuleaux with 3 X 3,000 mah batteries last me only a few hours vaping at 70W. I am probably doing something wrong here......
2 1/2 days on a dual mod???
My Reuleaux with 3 X 3,000 mah batteries last me only a few hours vaping at 70W. I am probably doing something wrong here......
There is something wrong with those batteries or they are very low mah. I get several days out of my 3 battery mod at 90w.
Mostly I Vape around 50-60 and get two days a charge on a dual battery mod.
i need mls per day to even grasp life of a battery. ie,, i do many battery swaps @ 30-50 Ω @ 30mls/day
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