I'd really like someone to answer my question: Why do the charts suggest 6w but most people say they prefer 9w?
The Safe Vaping Chart I use tops out the green zone at 8.49.
I don't think you'll get a concrete, definite answer, Starik. Everybody's vape is different. I wish I could help answer your questions. I appreciate them.
Quick question for all you tank carto Jedis, padawons and even Jedi Counsel members: is it ok to rip on a cart in a dry tank to try and get some of the flavor out before switching liquid?
heating up Ramen noodles pisses me off enough.
Electrical tape works awesome.
In my experience, a carto is a one shot deal. You prime it, you vape it, it's done. You toss it.
Some people boil their's (no way am I doing that, heating up Ramen noodles pisses me off enough). I'm not in that camp. So, sadly, I cannot offer you correct advice. Good luck, though.
One thing I have learned, you can vape pre-punched cartos (laser or human-created) by themselves in a pinch. Electrical tape works awesome.
The chart says it's to not kill equipment. That's about the best answer. Plus as far as I know, somebody made up that chart so we don't have to live our lives on the ohms law calculator site, so it was most likely based on his or her opinion.
I asked my cousin when I would know if a carto is done.
"It'll taste like dirty socks".
Yep. He was right.
I have an issue with glass. I've, ahem, uh, had several devices made from blown glass, and as soon as they hit cement after leaving my lap, crash, they dead. Broke. I don't wish to repeat these incidents. How strong is the glass at those custom tank websites?