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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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By Leo : Attys, mods, Drip-tips, tanks [CLOSED}
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As it turns out, Billie won't run a tab
I can't! I would be laughing and crying at the same time
Don't worry Billie, I would be laughing and crying as well!!!
I can't! I would be laughing and crying at the same time
today is a glorious day! although i missed the mailman and have to pick up sophia tomorrow after work, she's here and my russian 91% finally shipped today after a 3 month wait!
can't wait to try Sophia out tommorow!!!! with all these raving posts about how good she is i'm excited to finally she what all the fuss is about
and my russian 91% finally shipped today after a 3 month wait! can't wait to try Sophia out tommorow!!!! with all these raving posts about how good she is i'm excited to finally she what all the fuss is about
USPS is in a terrible funk lately on everything tracking related. I have a skinny tank that I could put to good use with my extended tube, when I have a spare base.
I can't! I would be laughing and crying at the same time
But, if you had a CC# to run each time...
Billie,
Yankee can confirm this: I am a no bull s h i t girl!! I call it the way I see it and the way I experience it.
With that said, I am going to say this, from the bottom of my heart...THANK YOU...I have never NEVER had such enjoyment, pleasure, satisfaction -IN VAPING- since getting Sophias...
This has to be the MOST convenient, easy, tasteful, flavorful, simplistic, consistent, reliable, way to vape. To have something this easy, inexpensive to maintain, is a blessing. I never dred the time I have to maintain it...because it's so easy to maintain!
To own a Sophia...several Sophia's...is just a no brainer.
So to you...THANK YOU!
only frustration I encounter with Sophia is USPS...waiting for VAPEMAIL!!!
Yankee can confirm this: I am a no bull s h i t girl!! I call it the way I see it and the way I experience it.
With that said, I am going to say this, from the bottom of my heart...THANK YOU...I have never NEVER had such enjoyment, pleasure, satisfaction -IN VAPING- since getting Sophias...
This has to be the MOST convenient, easy, tasteful, flavorful, simplistic, consistent, reliable, way to vape. To have something this easy, inexpensive to maintain, is a blessing. I never dred the time I have to maintain it...because it's so easy to maintain!
To own a Sophia...several Sophia's...is just a no brainer.
So to you...THANK YOU!
only frustration I encounter with Sophia is USPS...waiting for VAPEMAIL!!!
I've had my first for a bit now and love it. I'll probably order another in the coming months with the long built in drip tip.
Billi , can you PLEASE consider making a steel tank for the slim tank. Even if it was a limited production run to test the waters and gauge interest. If you did I would probably buy two of them. On the side in a nice large font with maybe a deep engraving similar to the GG stuff you could do a By Leo. I happen to think it would look amazing and I think it would sell very well. Basically I just want my Sofia to look like a Penelope / Euforia, the all steel thing is popular for a reason. Perhaps even a small clear window to see the juice control but I don't think it needs it.
Billi , can you PLEASE consider making a steel tank for the slim tank. Even if it was a limited production run to test the waters and gauge interest. If you did I would probably buy two of them. On the side in a nice large font with maybe a deep engraving similar to the GG stuff you could do a By Leo. I happen to think it would look amazing and I think it would sell very well. Basically I just want my Sofia to look like a Penelope / Euforia, the all steel thing is popular for a reason. Perhaps even a small clear window to see the juice control but I don't think it needs it.
Chadsmo: I concur. I just changed my SnP to a SS tube, and one of my Ithakas also is all SS (a third Ithaka which is lost in the mail at the moment would also be with the SS window).
It was Time to Rewick 
Sophia Microcoiled and Cottoned...
Hmm, I had to do this build since I only use Microcoil and Cotton on all my attys nowadays. It gets easier to maintain (just dry burn and replace the wick once a while), which makes it hassle free in the long run. Besides, the VTF stands to get doubled making it a more efficient build. And I knew my Sophia would handle this very well. And man, it sure did!
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Tip: You must see this movie if you haven't already√
1. Old build removed:
The build section disassembled from the tank and ceramic cup pried with a screwdriver to dislodge.
2. Ceramic cup Removed and Cleaned:
Standard kitchen dishwashing liquid used. Rinsed under running lukewarm water.
Step Up
Tip: Stick thru the video... you'll be amazed√
3. Microcoil made:
28AWG Kanthal, 7 wraps on a toothpick, 0.9Ω. Heated up and squeezed. The ends are kept short ~ for attaching NR legs. Multimeter checked. <Very Important√
4. NR legs attached using a Wire Welder:
Picked up the microcoil in a toothpick, ensured that it was flushed against the +ve Spring Post while touching the NR wires on it's legs. I used 30g Nickel over 28g Kanthal - and it surprisingly worked.
5. Final look of the coil:
Positioned the coil inside the ceramic cup ensuring the -ve leg got wedged between the base walls.
6. Positioning and placement of the build:
After test firing the coil took a thin piece of cotton(ball) wick and inserted it. Note: The cotton should pass thru with minimum resistance. That is the right size of wick. Too thick ~ there'll be dry hits. Too thin ~ over wicking, gurgles.
7. Wicks cut and tucked-in:
Screwed-in the body tube to cut-off the wick tails... opened it up once again and tucked-in whatever cotton was left under the base.
8. Coil and wick test fired:
Juiced up the build and tested. Remember it is cotton ~ moisten it well before firing the button. Else, it'd burn... cotton is not fire resistant - unlike our Silica and Ekowool.
9. Assembled the Sophia:
Put everything together, opened the juice control a wee bit, let it sit for a while (observed the bubbles running upwards!) and got ready for the renewed experience.
10. Oh yeah!
...The first inhale was a renewed pleasure indeed. And the first exhale ~ vapour production at it's best!
11. Yes, the Fire Alarm RANG!
...Subsequent puffs fogged it up nice and proper!
End Note:
It's about 24-hrs now that I'm exclusively using this setup. Was at work y'day night ~ thus it pretty much was used non-stop. Sophia is holding this microcoil and cotton build very well. In fact it's acting as a force multiplier. I'm firing it with a 30Amps Sony and the VTF is amazing out of this li'l fella! As you can see from the images I haven't opened the juice control as much as I did with my earlier build ~ and yet there's absolutely no stopping. Feeds right, wicks right and vapes right. This is a setup I can wholeheartedly recommend.
BOTTOMLINE:
Don't be fooled by the humble diminutive looks of this tube RBA...
This teeny-weeny is very much capable to blow your socks off!
Thank you Leo for an outstanding device!
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CAUTION:
It's not your ability to make sub-Ohm coils ~ what matters most is what batteries you use to run it. For sub-Ohms you must have 10Amps or higher discharge rate, else it could be disastrous. Higher the better ~ eg. the 30Amps Sony linked above.
DISCLAIMER:
It is recommended to use a coil having resistance of 1Ω and above. Sub-Ohm resistances are not recommended for any user of any device. Because, not every battery currently in the market can safely sustain / handle such loads. Even an experienced user cannot always be certain / confident of the Amp limit of his batteries.
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Sophia Microcoiled and Cottoned...
Hmm, I had to do this build since I only use Microcoil and Cotton on all my attys nowadays. It gets easier to maintain (just dry burn and replace the wick once a while), which makes it hassle free in the long run. Besides, the VTF stands to get doubled making it a more efficient build. And I knew my Sophia would handle this very well. And man, it sure did!
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Tip: You must see this movie if you haven't already√
1. Old build removed:
The build section disassembled from the tank and ceramic cup pried with a screwdriver to dislodge.
2. Ceramic cup Removed and Cleaned:
Standard kitchen dishwashing liquid used. Rinsed under running lukewarm water.
Step Up
Tip: Stick thru the video... you'll be amazed√
3. Microcoil made:
28AWG Kanthal, 7 wraps on a toothpick, 0.9Ω. Heated up and squeezed. The ends are kept short ~ for attaching NR legs. Multimeter checked. <Very Important√
4. NR legs attached using a Wire Welder:
Picked up the microcoil in a toothpick, ensured that it was flushed against the +ve Spring Post while touching the NR wires on it's legs. I used 30g Nickel over 28g Kanthal - and it surprisingly worked.
5. Final look of the coil:
Positioned the coil inside the ceramic cup ensuring the -ve leg got wedged between the base walls.
6. Positioning and placement of the build:
After test firing the coil took a thin piece of cotton(ball) wick and inserted it. Note: The cotton should pass thru with minimum resistance. That is the right size of wick. Too thick ~ there'll be dry hits. Too thin ~ over wicking, gurgles.
7. Wicks cut and tucked-in:
Screwed-in the body tube to cut-off the wick tails... opened it up once again and tucked-in whatever cotton was left under the base.
8. Coil and wick test fired:
Juiced up the build and tested. Remember it is cotton ~ moisten it well before firing the button. Else, it'd burn... cotton is not fire resistant - unlike our Silica and Ekowool.
9. Assembled the Sophia:
Put everything together, opened the juice control a wee bit, let it sit for a while (observed the bubbles running upwards!) and got ready for the renewed experience.
10. Oh yeah!
...The first inhale was a renewed pleasure indeed. And the first exhale ~ vapour production at it's best!
11. Yes, the Fire Alarm RANG!
...Subsequent puffs fogged it up nice and proper!
End Note:
It's about 24-hrs now that I'm exclusively using this setup. Was at work y'day night ~ thus it pretty much was used non-stop. Sophia is holding this microcoil and cotton build very well. In fact it's acting as a force multiplier. I'm firing it with a 30Amps Sony and the VTF is amazing out of this li'l fella! As you can see from the images I haven't opened the juice control as much as I did with my earlier build ~ and yet there's absolutely no stopping. Feeds right, wicks right and vapes right. This is a setup I can wholeheartedly recommend.
BOTTOMLINE:
Don't be fooled by the humble diminutive looks of this tube RBA...
This teeny-weeny is very much capable to blow your socks off!
Thank you Leo for an outstanding device!
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CAUTION:
It's not your ability to make sub-Ohm coils ~ what matters most is what batteries you use to run it. For sub-Ohms you must have 10Amps or higher discharge rate, else it could be disastrous. Higher the better ~ eg. the 30Amps Sony linked above.
DISCLAIMER:
It is recommended to use a coil having resistance of 1Ω and above. Sub-Ohm resistances are not recommended for any user of any device. Because, not every battery currently in the market can safely sustain / handle such loads. Even an experienced user cannot always be certain / confident of the Amp limit of his batteries.
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