Ejuice Calculator Help

[Mechanic]

How do I enter my values in section 1 if I am using 75% PG / 25% VG, 60mg/ml Nic base when I would like a target 70% PG /30% VG, 18mg/ml juice ? I found a similar question in post #521 on page 53 of the "ejuice calculator" thread and the resultant answer in post #522 by Scubabatdan. But when I follow the instructions of post #522 and enter section 1 all 0's except the flavoring, the calculator does not seem to calculate properly. Any help would be greatly appreciated !

 

[AzPlumber]

Enter in section 1 the base ratio that you have, section 2 is the target ratio

 

[elfstone]

Hmm... I noticed that too... The calculator wants you to have a VG or PG base, and I can't figure out how to deal with a mixed base. It's easy to do in eJuiceMeUp, though...

 

[Mechanic]

Enter in section 1 the base ratio that you have, section 2 is the target ratio

Thanks AzPlumber. I am still having trouble understanding how the calculator can differentiate PG/VG ratios when I am seemingly not entering the PG/VG ratio of my nic base.

 

[r77r7r]

Here's a bunch of calc's, maybe you need an easier to use one:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/169390-ejuice-calculator-roundup.html

 

[Mechanic]

Here's a bunch of calc's, maybe you need an easier to use one:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/169390-ejuice-calculator-roundup.html

Great ! Thanks for the link !

 

[AzPlumber]

I might have confused you further when I read your op and just assumed you were using "e-juice me up". I see now that you are trying to use scuba's calc and it is not set up for a mixed nic base.

 

[Mechanic]

Hmm... I noticed that too... The calculator wants you to have a VG or PG base, and I can't figure out how to deal with a mixed base. It's easy to do in eJuiceMeUp, though...

Thanks elfstone, maybe eJuiceMeUp will be "easy" enough for me.

 

[Mechanic]

I might have confused you further when I read your op and just assumed you were using "e-juice me up". I see now that you are trying to use scuba's calc and it is not set up for a mixed nic base.

It's all good AzPlumber ! I downloaded EJMU. Thanks.

 

[sturner6]

Anyone using E-Juice Calculator by JuiceMeUp (see attached pic) and mixing alcohol-based mixes? How do you describe the base of the flavorant since the program only letsw you input PG & VG values or lets you descrive the flavorant as containing no PG or VG? I know, I know...at first I thought the answer was the latter, that it contains no PG or VG, BUT then wouldn't the alcohol volume not be accounted for, and therefore make all the other ingredients more diluted? That seems to be exactly the results I am getting if I set that value to zero.



Oh, BTW...is there a way I can make my attachments bigger...the forum seems to be shrinking them down and I cant find a way to make them bigger...sorry, new on this board but other boards do not seem to do this.

 

[AzPlumber]

Anyone using E-Juice Calculator by JuiceMeUp (see attached pic) and mixing alcohol-based mixes? How do you describe the base of the flavorant since the program only letsw you input PG & VG values or lets you descrive the flavorant as containing no PG or VG? I know, I know...at first I thought the answer was the latter, that it contains no PG or VG, BUT then wouldn't the alcohol volume not be accounted for, and therefore make all the other ingredients more diluted? That seems to be exactly the results I am getting if I set that value to zero.

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Oh, BTW...is there a way I can make my attachments bigger...the forum seems to be shrinking them down and I cant find a way to make them bigger...sorry, new on this board but other boards do not seem to do this.

Not real sure what your question is but putting a check mark in the no pg/vg does the same as using the alcohol line, it subtracts that amount from the total %.