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Much closer to reality. But still, if I'm spending that much cash, it's gonna be for an SXMini M class...
Better?
$158.20 Variant Styled Variable Wattage /Voltage APV Box Mod - 5-260W / 2-8.4V / 1200mAh Li-Po at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
You will need a charger though.
I agree, the SX Mini M puts out 60w, plus it's upgradable and has plenty of power. They can be upgraded to 150 with the dual battery setup but that add on chamber is uglee and you don't need the power anyway. flawless sells the VTs for 850 ..I'd rather buy a VaporShark, an SX Mini M, and a couple of REOs instead
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Bikenstein@thelab.kom
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Bikenstein,Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the price of the Vanilla Cup Ice Cream Cones. We appreciate the opportunity to respond to your concern.
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Bikenstein wrote:
I bought these not realizing they were mini cups. The picture on the package is twice the size of the real cup. No wonder you get 24. in there. You used the amount of recipe that would make 8-10 cones to make 24 in order for it to appear to be a value deal. Who makes these decisions? Typical marketing geared toward duping the public out of a little more of their money.
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Bikenstein@thelab.kom
Today at 10:45 PM
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the price of the Vanilla Cup Ice Cream Cones. We appreciate the opportunity to respond to your concern.
Like you, we want our products to be affordable so they fit into everyone's budget. We work hard to find the right price for our products. Some of the ways we try to reduce the price you pay at the check-out counter are:
- Enhancing our partnerships with our suppliers
- Partnering with retailers to provide sales and in-store coupons
- Maximizing technology to perform work more efficiently
We are delighted you took the time to write us. Your opinion is important to us which is why your comment "Typical marketing geared toward duping the public out of a little more of their money" will be included in our report to the cones team.Product quality is extremely important to us. Your comments about the Vanilla Cup Ice Cream Cones will be shared with our Quality team for continuous improvement.
Hoping to restore your faith in us, I am sending you one free product coupon . that should arrive within the next 7-10 business days.
Thank you again, Bikenstein, for reaching out to us. We truly appreciate the time you have taken to share your experience.
Sincerely,
Mary Alice
Consumer Specialist
Consumer Affairs
Reference Number: 074624789B
We enjoy hearing from you!
Email: To reply to this email
Phone: BR 549
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Bikenstein wrote:
I bought these not realizing they were mini cups. The picture on the package is twice the size of the real cup. No wonder you get 24. in there. You used the amount of recipe that would make 8-10 cones to make 24 in order for it to appear to be a value deal. Who makes these decisions? Typical marketing geared toward duping the public out of a little more of their money.
lmao........
They looked like this and it hit me at the wrong time
Yeah.. I know, I've bought the same ones thinking their huge........
They looked like this and it hit me at the wrong time
Did Kellogg's partner with Weight Watchers' for this product?
Talk about finger food. That is hilarious!!They looked like this and it hit me at the wrong time
I was charging all of my iStick's the other day and had to bring out the Sigelei Zmax tele' and it looked like a full sized Zeppelin and I forgot how heavy it was!Hey, I'd carry a Variant Ti around in a heartbeat!
I could just see the faces at my local B&M, when I walked in complaining that it didn't have an eVod adapter... Saying I should just probably get an iClear 30 for it instead, or would an Aerotank mini be too much?
They would talk about it for days!
Still is a pretty cool mod. It performs great. What I still don't like about it is the one button menu's. 
Morning Nanny, Tibs, Gran and whom ever is lurking!
Yes indeed the SX350J housed in exotic wood or something milled would be the way to go with a 26650 or Li-Po.
260W's off of the 1200mA would probably last as long as my IPV2s at 70W from it's single 18650. You might get a good hour...
Hand check!
Variant 260W, VA Goliath with all 8 coils installed and a 500ml bottle of Rip Trippers brand axle grease!
"She's a chuckin"
I was charging all of my iStick's the other day and had to bring out the Sigelei Zmax tele' and it looked like a full sized Zeppelin and I forgot how heavy it was! View attachment 457150
Morning Nanny, Tibs, Gran and whom ever is lurking!
But!
You have the option to use that super awesome carabiner thingy with it...
I was just watching a disassembly video of the 20. I don't think I really need or want to disassemble it to put an o-ring in. It was good to see how long the hot wire is because now I know how much play there is to put the ring in. Now I have to find the bag of o-rings that I've misplaced. That'll probably be the hardest part of the operation. 
I was just watching a disassembly video of the 20. I don't think I really need or want to disassemble it to put an o-ring in. It was good to see how long the hot wire is because now I know how much play there is to put the ring in. Now I have to find the bag of o-rings that I've misplaced. That'll probably be the hardest part of the operation.
Good call, IMRs! I also found it unnecessary to disassemble the 20 to install the o-ring.
I located the bag of o-rings. They were actually sent to me for replacements on drip tips. I think they are too big for the iStick (1.5 x 6MM).
Aldenf, do you recall the size that you used?
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