Sunday will be my 21st day off cigarettes. I foresee no reason to go back to cigarettes. Not trying to post too much but it helps during the first month. After switching over to an rda, all my problems were solved. As for myself, I don't see myself going back to tanks...except an rta might be interesting.
With these sub ohm tanks and builds, I discovered that coils get gunked up at a ridiculously fast pace. It's easy enough to change the cotton every day (cotton is cheap). I took four pieces of 24 ga kanthal and twisted them together. Five wraps later, I've been living at 0.18 ohms with a single coil. It's easy enough to build a coil.
I was smoking two packs a day. I realized that I've been going through about 20 ml of juice/day. I also noticed that, with the price of juice, it's not affordable. I found a local vape shop that caters specifically to making your own juice. I bought a kit that came with a bunch of flavors to try. Now, it's costs me about or less than $2 for 30 ml. Also, I love being able to control the flavor level. They showed me how to make it. However big the bottle is, take 20% and that's the amount of flavor to add. If it's too strong, reduce that percentage.
Since I cut the cost of the most expensive part, this is very affordable and I have no issues. Now I'm getting the whole thing with my wattage choice. I did not realize that airflow can also increase or decrease how hot the vape is. In many cases, I can reduce airflow, increase flavor, reduce wattage, and conserve battery life.
Nothing but good things to report!
With these sub ohm tanks and builds, I discovered that coils get gunked up at a ridiculously fast pace. It's easy enough to change the cotton every day (cotton is cheap). I took four pieces of 24 ga kanthal and twisted them together. Five wraps later, I've been living at 0.18 ohms with a single coil. It's easy enough to build a coil.
I was smoking two packs a day. I realized that I've been going through about 20 ml of juice/day. I also noticed that, with the price of juice, it's not affordable. I found a local vape shop that caters specifically to making your own juice. I bought a kit that came with a bunch of flavors to try. Now, it's costs me about or less than $2 for 30 ml. Also, I love being able to control the flavor level. They showed me how to make it. However big the bottle is, take 20% and that's the amount of flavor to add. If it's too strong, reduce that percentage.
Since I cut the cost of the most expensive part, this is very affordable and I have no issues. Now I'm getting the whole thing with my wattage choice. I did not realize that airflow can also increase or decrease how hot the vape is. In many cases, I can reduce airflow, increase flavor, reduce wattage, and conserve battery life.
Nothing but good things to report!
