During my recent trip to Germany, I ran three Aspire Breeze things, the original ones, 'cause I didn't want to risk any of my good mods being confiscated by customs on the way in for not being TPD compliant. They're obviously not as high tech, but have a comparable battery and liquid capacity. Two of 'em had 36mg 70PG salt liquid in 'em, for stealth purposes, while the third had my regular 13mg 65VG freebase. I had no issues with battery or liquid capacity on the five days when I was stuck in the booth for nine hours a day, but on the off days when I mostly used the one loaded with my regular liquid and was able to vape more or less normally, capacity was very much a problem with that device.
So an Orion would probably work for me on those occasions when my vaping is seriously restricted, but that's quite rare, as in it happens once every two years.
Another, somewhat unrelated point. The commercial salt liquid I was using was totally clear and not over-flavored or very sweet. Yet I could never make it through a whole 2ml before it made the Breeze coils produce a burnt taste. I'm super glad I took spare coils! I had no such problem with my regular freebase liquid. I went though more than 20ml of that on one coil and it still tastes and works fine. Anyone else notice that high concentrations of salt nic seems to kill coils very quickly?
Meh. My normal mods are small and light enough that carry one in my shirt pocket all the time, but with a 3000 mAh 18650 and 7ml of juice on board, I have no capacity anxiety, which I surely would with an Orion.
I just happen to stumble across one of my 40 mods last night, threw an atty on it and gave it my best effort but it didn't take long and I was back to one of my 200's, the 40 just can't deliver enough "for me".
