Checking in from Vegas

[Whiskeywarrior]

Hi guys and gals. Thought I'd stop in and join in the fun.
I have been really vaping for a few months now. About a month ago I got into making my own juice and building coils. Both need some work. But I'm staying at it. I like to build all types of stuff and tinker. I like to say if it's broke I can fix it and if its fixed I can broke it.

Anyway good to be here.
WW

 

[CagedSpam]

Welcome to the party pal Lots of knowledge and good folks here.

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

Thanks for the welcome. I hope I fit in.

 

[daviedog]

Hi guys and gals. Thought I'd stop in and join in the fun.
I have been really vaping for a few months now. About a month ago I got into making my own juice and building coils. Both need some work. But I'm staying at it. I like to build all types of stuff and tinker. I like to say if it's broke I can fix it and if its fixed I can broke it.

Anyway good to be here.
WW

Hi guys and gals. Thought I'd stop in and join in the fun.
I have been really vaping for a few months now. About a month ago I got into making my own juice and building coils. Both need some work. But I'm staying at it. I like to build all types of stuff and tinker. I like to say if it's broke I can fix it and if its fixed I can broke it.

Anyway good to be here.
WW

Want to borrow my hammer?..

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

Is it the ban hammer?

 

[daviedog]

Is it the ban hammer?

Just a 2oz tacking hammer, also have a 3 lb Maul if you get really angry..

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

I got plenty of hammers, I'm a pipefitter welder by trade so they are abundant around here. My go to is my 32oz estwing ballpeen. But a couple single jacks are always good to have around.

 

[daviedog]

I do a lot of work around the house, not a pro like you.
I'm surprised how satisfied i feel when i finish a project.
Planning on tinkering with vape mods?..

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

I am a bit. I want more power like always but like the regulation. I'm running the lux right now which is good with two 26650 batteries but still want more. I have also been wanting to make a new rda. The goon is a great RDA I just wish it had a 30mm big brother. Both would be relatively easy just need some parts and pieces. But until some money frees up I'm just gonna keep building coils. Like these. This was my first attempt at a mohawk the other week.

 

[90VG]

I don't live that far from ya. I'm about 220 miles north in Fish Lake Valley, NV. I go to Vegas all the time for groceries.

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

Been to fish lake many times. Like the area alot. I like to hunt around Sunnyside Alamo and Ely, do lots of fishing at Sunnyside and Ely.

 

[90VG]

Let me know next visit you come up. Can vape and have a drink. I'll be in Vegas next week, going night riding in Blue Diamond.

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

Will do. Same here. Blue diamond is nice. Right next to one of my favorite places next to me, Red Rock. I go hiking there and around there pretty much every weekend. Still a bit chilly for night rides if ya ask me.

 

[90VG]

I'm doing this run with a group: Mountain Bike Ride Profile | Lunch Ride MTB near | Times and Records | Strava

It was -7F the other morning here, so chilly is relative. I think it's been over a week since it's been above freezing outside..... Even for an hour...

I've had the same ice sickle hanging off my truck's right front wheel well for almost a month now. Fun stuff!

 

[90VG]

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

That's why I didn't say cold. At least the pedaling will keep you warm.

 

[90VG]

That's why I didn't say cold. At least the pedaling will keep you warm.

The downhill part can be rough though.

 

[Whiskeywarrior]

Very cool. If you look around a bit the area is littered with petroglyphs and other artifacts.

 

[90VG]

Yeah, especially that spot in the video. It's contested by the BLM because of it being a cultural site. They will close that trail, but it's not like mountain bikers actually harm anything. We are usually clean, pack it in, pack it out type folks.

I'm used to the Indian arrowheads and petros. It's all over the place here.

 

[90VG]

Yes, some idiot professor drilled holes in those rocks, but it is what it is. He lost his job for doing that.

But it is interesting, at least in the great basin, that most of the glyphs are at about the same elevation. That elevation was the sea level ( or inland lake level) of the time. Around 6500'. I don't remember the name of the book, but they translated most of the stuff here. There are shoreline markers to say what tribe and commodities are in each direction. It's pretty cool.