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Yes, I have seen it in a Scott Bonner video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-...ilpage&x-yt-ts=1422579428&v=0kZVFOA-X7c#t=565


And there is another method, I am not sure if it is known here because the video is in German, but it is very easy to understand what he is doing because he demonstrates it first with a piece of big red string before he does the real thing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Z-3p2YbsxaM#t=851

I actually saw the Scott one quite a while ago. I simply left that vid out for some personal reasons. :)
 

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My Sophia has always been on an ego with the slim tank, and it looks great.

Do you use a VV eGo? Or a fixed voltage eGo?
What resistance do you run yours at, when on an eGo?

EDIT: Just placed my order on the site, for my 15mm Slim Tank!!! I can't wait til it gets here!!!
 

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Do you use a VV eGo? Or a fixed voltage eGo?
What resistance do you run yours at, when on an eGo?

As for me, I put the Sophia in her Slim Gown on everything I have: Itaste VV 3.0, also itaste EP, joyetech Go C upgrade, Provari Mini, Provape-1, eCom battery (with adapter), sometimes the Microstick ... I prefer 1,9 - 2,0 Ohm because it allows me to use unregulated or fixed voltage as well. I don't like it "hot" so with VV I stop at max. 3,7 V or somewhere between 6 and maximum 7 Watt.

But preferences are very individual, I think ...
 

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As for me, I put the Sophia in her Slim Gown on everything I have: Itaste VV 3.0, also itaste EP, joyetech Go C upgrade, Provari Mini, Provape-1, eCom battery (with adapter), sometimes the Microstick ... I prefer 1,9 - 2,0 Ohm because it allows me to use unregulated or fixed voltage as well. I don't like it "hot" so with VV I stop at max. 3,7 V or somewhere between 6 and maximum 7 Watt.

But preferences are very individual, I think ...

Very good point! I had to think about that. But that's what I end up doing...accidently. (And I thought I was so smart! ha)
 

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I tried this, it's a pain in the ..... to do, IMO.

it is the upper body half with me (fiddling with these wires gives me a stiff neck). But I did it again today, having a headache anyway :p. Somehow it gives me a perverse delight to think I am not dependent on somebody else in China making wires for me. Tobacco state monopol in Austria (this is where ecig products are to be placed from October 2015 onwards, so theoretically no import is possible any more) makes one somewhat nervous these days.
 

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it is the upper body half with me (fiddling with these wires gives me a stiff neck). But I did it again today, having a headache anyway :p. Somehow it gives me a perverse delight to think I am not dependent on somebody else in China making wires for me. Tobacco state monopol in Austria (this is where ecig products are to be placed from October 2015 onwards, so theoretically no import is possible any more) makes one somewhat nervous these days.

I'm making my own arc welder for wire.
If you don't mind holding on to the button a while to charge up the capacitor, just get a step up power module and a big capacitor will do the job.
I'm making life difficult by adding a timer circuit. Qorax should be able to guide you where to buy a ready made one.
 

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I'm making my own arc welder for wire.
If you don't mind holding on to the button a while to charge up the capacitor, just get a step up power module and a big capacitor will do the job.
I'm making life difficult by adding a timer circuit. Qorax should be able to guide you where to buy a ready made one.
Isn't the first one you mention, the one people are making out of old disposable cameras?
 
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