Just had a quick look at them Ian, and although good, i reckon the one i linked is the best ( user friendly )
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Just had a quick look at them Ian, and although good, i reckon the one i linked is the best ( user friendly )
Just had a quick look at them Ian, and although good, i reckon the one i linked is the best ( user friendly )
Yep you're right mate, it is the easiest to use. The other sites I've used before have some good recipes sometimes though, you have to trawl through loads of stuff to find the good ones
I'm trying the LCCC and Charlie's custard for the first time today. The LCCC is pretty good, but I think the custard one needs a bit more steeping - bit short on flavour at the minute.
Yep you're right mate, it is the easiest to use. The other sites I've used before have some good recipes sometimes though, you have to trawl through loads of stuff to find the good ones
I'm trying the LCCC and Charlie's custard for the first time today. The LCCC is pretty good, but I think the custard one needs a bit more steeping - bit short on flavour at the minute.
Thats strange with the custard Ian ! The 1st 10 ml i got i started on it straight away and it was lovely
The 100 ml i have got steeping will be better though, going a nice dark colour now. Can you just try going on to charlies site mate, i am just getting a blank page EDIT: it`s working now Ian
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Thats strange with the custard Ian ! The 1st 10 ml i got i started on it straight away and it was lovely
EDIT: it`s working now Ian
I'll leave it a bit longer mate, it's not really changed colour yet. It does have some flavour, but not a huge amount yet.
Glad you've got the page working again
Game of Thrones catch up has just started, so off to watch that now. I'm having a recap before the new series starts
Nice selection!Treacle Ginger Pudding, English Trifle, Fruit Salad Chewy, Black Jack and Devon Cream.
I think the ready made concentrates are a great idea, and I also get the single flavour ones mostly to add flavouring to weak bought ones, but do make bottles of things like custard or cream etc.Well you didnn`t take much convincing pipeI think it`s great that when you DIY you have a massive selection of liquids to try, at a fraction of the cost of ready made.
Drat ..just remembered - was supposed to ask son to get a small bottle of distilled water from the garage today!
You're somewhat fickle with tanks sir - as bad as me with liquids!Vapemail for me today; My 4th subtank mini, and my mini fogger. Already got the fogger set up, and i find it much better than the mini Kayfun, in the way of better airflow, and juice capacity. Just wish i had cleaned it first though, machine oil
EDIT: My subtank from FT only took 8 days from shipping VIA china post.
Hah!Haven't Trish,it's in a bit of a cue,i'm afraid.
Sometimes I let them queue jump when I'm impatient! I've let my Avant Garde Strawberries & Cream steep for a decent time and it's really nice! Positive strawberry with a creaminess. It'll probably be good with a little custard added to it too!
Suppose you could apply many answers to that - they make them themselves to incorporate in finished ones perhaps? Who knows - they obviously think they're good ones: 'Chefs Choice '
Yes. I was using cartridges, but they were ones like Vanilla, Coffee, Menthol, and one that was a bit like an RY. (The coffee done by Greensmoke was a really nice one!). I was wary of using anything that could taste or smell like cigarettes!When I started vaping, I wanted something that was completely different from cigs. I hated the smell of cigs when I did smoke, so having something that smells like my favourite dessert is a bonus
Yeah I've had a look through there before. Got a gvc clone steeping away but when I've tried it it's been a bit heavy on the dulce.
Only problem is most recipes there need 4 or more concentrates so you could end up buying loads.
I use ml mostly, using a 1ml syringe like someone else said for precise measuring.
Inawera flavours I use drops as they are really strong, everything else I use syringes.
I saw that one earlier today - at least they let you put one in the basket ...whether or not they actually send one yet is another matter
Eleaf don't have them shown on their site yet.
I saw that one earlier today - at least they let you put one in the basket ...whether or not they actually send one yet is another matter
Eleaf don't have them shown on their site yet.
I wonder why they're releasing them in France first
They look just like the subtank mini`s marcus, but without the RBA ! It`s funny how they all copy each others designs isn`t it.
They do,I didn't notice until you mentioned it.The Subtank mini is a pretty tank mind
Don't know - I see these in Ireland, and wonder what they're like: Eleaf iJust
One of the best i have ever used mate, and IMO The best out there right now !
Not a lot of difference to the Aspire Atlantis either - which I prefer and you can get 5ml & 7ml tanks & top caps for those
They look interesting, but I wonder if they use the same coils as the gs air,because the gs coils are 1.5 and these are 1.8
I know you don't like them but the occ coils are amazing.Can vape 80 %vg no problem and no dry hits.Once they get gunked up you can rewick them
It says it's a limited edition ..seems a bit counter productive! It uses the same 1.5ohm coils that the standard Air uses.
It's not a sub ohm one though:
ELEAF will surprise you with the GS AIR - M, a clearomiseur not assets lacking!
Clearomiseur ELEAF GS AIR - M (GS19-M) is a larger version of the GS AIR (GS 16 PLUS) produced in series limited, equipped with a true ring air inlet (instead of a simple screw) setting and whose capacity has been increased to 3.5 ml. It uses the same resistors capable of operating up to 20 Watts (at 5.5 Volts). The quantity and the quality of generated steam is everything simply amazing. It fits perfectly on the battery-mod ELEAF IStick 20 Watts.
Strength DBC (bottom double coil) is large enough to support up to 20 Watts without any risk of burnt taste, liquid inlet ports are large enough to ensure a good nutrition liquid, even with liquids containing a high proportion of vegetable Glycerin, and perfect of its suction pipe centering precludes all risk of leakage or "glougloutage".
Its metal drip-tip is interchangeable, and its air flow is adjustable directly with its adjustment ring.
first use, it is important to let the resistance to soak properly liquid two minutes.
Technical characteristics
Length: 56 mm with its drip-tip (41 mm without)Diameter: 19 mm Capacity: 3.5 ml - filling by the base Tank Pyrex glass and stainless steelWeight: 35 grams Drip-tip: metal, interchangeable standard 9 mmResistance: BDC (Bottom Double Coil) of 1.5 Ohms pre-installedConnector: 510 Operating voltage: 3.5 to 5.5 VoltOperating power: 8 Watts (3.5 Volts) to 20 Watts (at 5.5 Volts)Air flow: adjustable at his ring
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