Ii haven't seen them for less than 15.52 at FT so I would probably just get the Pico kit for around 30. I am not a huge fan of the Melo 3, I guess it isn't a lower watt kind of thing.Now that I've got more then enough factory coils for my Melo 3 tanks to last forever I've realized that I'm just not comfortable only having two Melo 3 tanks so I'm on the look out for another one on a good saleGuess I get to go back to stalking the sales to see what I can find
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Off topic here but…Wow that brings back memories. Peasant dresses, huge bell-bottoms, peace signs…Yeah, those were my glory days, seems like yesterday, doesn't it?

huge bell-bottoms,
Just because you dont have a college degree doesnt mean you are semi-skilled. I know lots of college graduates who arent skilled at anything. And every skilled job doesnt require a college education.and the people working low end burger flipping jobs are demanding $15. give me a break. they dont deserve $15 nor are they worth $15. i would call dairy plants a semi-skilled job. i did not have to go to school. i went to the school of hard knocks. there are good milk receivers and their are bad receivers that dump thousands of pounds on the ground. if you put the wrong milk in the wrong silo you can cost the company allot of money. if you put one load of regular RBST free milk into an organic or kosher silo then you just made that entire silo regular and de-valued that product by almost 1/2. silos can hold up to 1/2 million pounds so you can see how much you can screw up so quickly. start dumping product because you didnt hook it up right and dont catch it, again you can dump allot of product in a short period of time. those pumps flow 2,000+ lbs per minute. i had to take a test to get the license.
i would consider the work to be semi skilled. you can screw up allot more then just a hamburger. you can cost the company allot more money then someone working at a fast food take or leave it job.
I still have 3 Leisure suits in my closet from those days with bell bottoms - been told by many to put them on e-bay
Just because you dont have a college degree doesnt mean you are semi-skilled. I know lots of college graduates who arent skilled at anything. And every skilled job doesnt require a college education.
You ARE skilled. Your job description sounds absolutely skilled.
Not 100% sure but i think t5.had a technical question. i have an eleaf 100W mod. the 510 connection came loose and the wire broke. the board is good everything else is good. i want to fix the mod so it can go in my collection as another spare. i need to remove the top cover so i can remove the 510 connection and re-solder it. what size are those tiny, tiny screws. they are torx head but smaller then any of my automotive tools. i am currently not using this device but if i can repair it then it will be another one for the FDA plan. if this comes to reality then we need to start thinking about repairing mods vs. chucking them in the trash. im talking replacing bad 510 connections, replacing switches, ect ect.
what size is that impossibly small torx
Ii haven't seen them for less than 15.52 at FT so I would probably just get the Pico kit for around 30. I am not a huge fan of the Melo 3, I guess it isn't a lower watt kind of thing.
and the people working low end burger flipping jobs are demanding $15. give me a break. they dont deserve $15 nor are they worth $15. i would call dairy plants a semi-skilled job. i did not have to go to school. i went to the school of hard knocks. there are good milk receivers and their are bad receivers that dump thousands of pounds on the ground. if you put the wrong milk in the wrong silo you can cost the company allot of money. if you put one load of regular RBST free milk into an organic or kosher silo then you just made that entire silo regular and de-valued that product by almost 1/2. silos can hold up to 1/2 million pounds so you can see how much you can screw up so quickly. start dumping product because you didnt hook it up right and dont catch it, again you can dump allot of product in a short period of time. those pumps flow 2,000+ lbs per minute. i had to take a test to get the license.
i would consider the work to be semi skilled. you can screw up allot more then just a hamburger. you can cost the company allot more money then someone working at a fast food take or leave it job.
I much prefer aluminum but for the chip why not . I think that plastic mod gets solid reviews actually.
Let me know if you find any Melo III minis. Have been looking for a while now and most places are out of stock or don't carry themNow that I've got more then enough factory coils for my Melo 3 tanks to last forever I've realized that I'm just not comfortable only having two Melo 3 tanks so I'm on the look out for another one on a good saleGuess I get to go back to stalking the sales to see what I can find
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If you aren't opposed to FT:Let me know if you find any Melo III minis. Have been looking for a while now and most places are out of stock or don't carry them![]()
Thanks rose, but I have been staying away from anything overseas. I have a wish list there but can't seem to pull the trigger. I have ordered from them many times, but since hearing about customs problems with FT and GB I have stayed away from them.If you aren't opposed to FT:
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