Got my notcigs VVPV in, liking it a lot 
Need to get a proper IO6 adapter, for now I'm running a generic 506 2.5 ohm atty. For someone who has never been an atty person, this really is pretty sweet -- one feed button push is good for several decent puffs, combined with notcigs' good VV circuitry (it has the same electronics as the Buzz Pro and IPro). Actual liquid volume is 5 and change ml, plenty of vape time until the bottle will need a refill. I haven't done battery run time checks, but they should be good for about 7 ml (based on my 8 - 10W).
For driving or things where I need absolutely brainless vaping, the BP/tank combo is where it's at, but for other times this is a truly sweet vape.
On another front, I made a nice carto punch. A circular hub fitting, .375" ID, with a metal-piercing 1/4-20 screw. The hub is wide enough so I just slide a fusion in until the flange on the carto hits the hub, then do two turns on the screw. Result is a nice hole, just above the bottom cap of the M1A1 tank, with very little carto deformation -- the hub shaft keeps the screw from skidding and the carto from bending.
(I'd seen some of the punches like the one Bruce at COV carries, sold out, wondered what it would take to make one. This is made from two non-modified US parts, just took some time to find ones that would do the job. Tried a couple of the 1/4" self-piercing saddle valves, but stayed with the dremel due to their being a PITA; this hub/tap screw combo is clean.)
Need to get a proper IO6 adapter, for now I'm running a generic 506 2.5 ohm atty. For someone who has never been an atty person, this really is pretty sweet -- one feed button push is good for several decent puffs, combined with notcigs' good VV circuitry (it has the same electronics as the Buzz Pro and IPro). Actual liquid volume is 5 and change ml, plenty of vape time until the bottle will need a refill. I haven't done battery run time checks, but they should be good for about 7 ml (based on my 8 - 10W).For driving or things where I need absolutely brainless vaping, the BP/tank combo is where it's at, but for other times this is a truly sweet vape.
On another front, I made a nice carto punch. A circular hub fitting, .375" ID, with a metal-piercing 1/4-20 screw. The hub is wide enough so I just slide a fusion in until the flange on the carto hits the hub, then do two turns on the screw. Result is a nice hole, just above the bottom cap of the M1A1 tank, with very little carto deformation -- the hub shaft keeps the screw from skidding and the carto from bending.
(I'd seen some of the punches like the one Bruce at COV carries, sold out, wondered what it would take to make one. This is made from two non-modified US parts, just took some time to find ones that would do the job. Tried a couple of the 1/4" self-piercing saddle valves, but stayed with the dremel due to their being a PITA; this hub/tap screw combo is clean.)
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Crap. 
I sold/traded both my Madhatter Genesis mods cause they were so brightly colored and she was interested in them, I keep my big wooden mods put up if she's around/awake, I pretty much use an eGo or my Little Sister when she's around/awake but aparently it's not the size or color of the mod/PV...it's the act of vaping that she's interested in. I'm so screwed. I can't vape AT ALL where she can see me anymore. Sigh.
