hey everyone, joining the forum cuz im a forum junkie. a little about me:
me and my fiance are full time liveaboards on our 1978 hunter 33 yacht here in pensacola since april of 2012, we have an 18lb domestic short hair cat who is jet black and is like having a 4 yr old kid in the house. i smoked for 6 years and felt terrible when she picked up the habit after moving down here july of 2012 and we switched to vaping on may 20th so today is our 1 month benchmark for going to the vape.
im an aircraft mechanic, got my license in 2009 and i build jet engines for the airforce training wing here at nas pensacola, im very much a gear head and not a huge fan of electricity when im working but so far im getting really excited about vaping since its pretty simple. the fiance is working on her degree in marine biology, while shes going thru this she is working on boats and has discovered a deep skill for wood work and detailing boats/vehicles of all kinds.
our gear started out with some cheap (honestly terrible) clone evod tanks and ego 650 twist batteries, last week we found out that our initial shop that we were using was selling clone crap and e-liquid that had been brewed with alcohol to keep it thinned out when using heavier vg balances so we dumped that and switched to the awesome ppl at the vaping sisters in pensacola. we still have the clone ego's but now the fiance is using a protank mini 2 and i have a genuine kanger tech evod, i am vaping today on our new innoken itaste mvp that we got last night. i gotta say i love LOVE the difference switching to the variable wattage mode that the mvp has and am looking forward to getting a e-lvt soon.
im looking to get into the rda side of vaping soon as well before the fda possibly ruins the gear market for all of us, the rda will mainly be used at home and i will do some protank coil builds for us to take our clearomizers out when we go on road trips and such. anyway sorry about the long winded hello but this has truly changed my life in a huge way.
me and my fiance are full time liveaboards on our 1978 hunter 33 yacht here in pensacola since april of 2012, we have an 18lb domestic short hair cat who is jet black and is like having a 4 yr old kid in the house. i smoked for 6 years and felt terrible when she picked up the habit after moving down here july of 2012 and we switched to vaping on may 20th so today is our 1 month benchmark for going to the vape.
im an aircraft mechanic, got my license in 2009 and i build jet engines for the airforce training wing here at nas pensacola, im very much a gear head and not a huge fan of electricity when im working but so far im getting really excited about vaping since its pretty simple. the fiance is working on her degree in marine biology, while shes going thru this she is working on boats and has discovered a deep skill for wood work and detailing boats/vehicles of all kinds.
our gear started out with some cheap (honestly terrible) clone evod tanks and ego 650 twist batteries, last week we found out that our initial shop that we were using was selling clone crap and e-liquid that had been brewed with alcohol to keep it thinned out when using heavier vg balances so we dumped that and switched to the awesome ppl at the vaping sisters in pensacola. we still have the clone ego's but now the fiance is using a protank mini 2 and i have a genuine kanger tech evod, i am vaping today on our new innoken itaste mvp that we got last night. i gotta say i love LOVE the difference switching to the variable wattage mode that the mvp has and am looking forward to getting a e-lvt soon.
im looking to get into the rda side of vaping soon as well before the fda possibly ruins the gear market for all of us, the rda will mainly be used at home and i will do some protank coil builds for us to take our clearomizers out when we go on road trips and such. anyway sorry about the long winded hello but this has truly changed my life in a huge way.
Sailing and vaping - sounds like the life!
