I stopped in a vape/smoke shop yesterday morning next to the cell phone repair shop that I was picking up a repaired phone for my wife's aunt.
The guy showed me A dotmod AIO v2, said it had blue tooth and was a dna mod. Said they went for $300.......LOL....ya if your a chump.
$109 at Element, looks like a nice mod, got it's own style boro though it seems.
The guy showed me A dotmod AIO v2, said it had blue tooth and was a dna mod. Said they went for $300.......LOL....ya if your a chump.
$109 at Element, looks like a nice mod, got it's own style boro though it seems.
This morning the guy came to fix the water leak in the wall behind our toilet. It had a temporary fix applied about a week ago. In order to do the repair the toilet had to be removed. So a little before the plumber was to arrive I shut off the toilet's water supply and removed all the water from the tank and bowl. A couple minutes before he got here my wife went in the bath room and p'd in the toilet, I was psssst. Flushed it with a bucket of water and again removed the water from the bowl. This kind of reminds me of years ago before stores like Home Depot came to be. A friend of mine had a home improvement store and periodically someone's child would use the display toilets when in the store.
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Stubby AIO Show 'n' Tell VB x Suicide Mods x Orca Vape | Full breakdown, build & Wick
Sadly, it isn't a DNA AIO, but still very impressive nonetheless. They use a solderless board. As the mounting screws make the connections. Something that I am puzzled why they weren't doing since day one. And it sports an 8.5ml boro. WOW! Board has a three year warranty.
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