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Welcome to the menagerie ... I share your preference for mech squonks and single coil RDAs (MTL in my case).
Howdy and welcome 
There’s a lot of good info here you may find useful. In particular battery safety and legislation data.
Any particular things you are wondering about?
There’s a lot of good info here you may find useful. In particular battery safety and legislation data.
Any particular things you are wondering about?
I’m pretty well versed in the electronics and everything. Going to start my DiY journey this week, so I got reading on that to do.Howdy and welcome
There’s a lot of good info here you may find useful. In particular battery safety and legislation data.
Any particular things you are wondering about?
I’m also looking into billet boxes to see what they’re all about
Welcome and glad you joined.
The more you read, the more likely your going to be successful:
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https://godofsteam.wordpress.com/2014/08/14/getting-started-diy-101-mixing-your-own-eliquid/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...es-and-safety-for-the-first-time-juicer.5096/
https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/wiki/diy_beginners_guide
After reading the information above, and if you have additional questions, you could post in: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forums/diy-e-liquid.38/
Welcome... You night get to meet that dog in person. Jealous!
Seriously welcome to ECF hope you have fun
Anna
Seriously welcome to ECF hope you have fun
Anna
I don’t own a billet box. Some people really like them. I was put off by the price myself. Not even sure if they’re mechs, protected mechs, or VV
Various personal opinions on DIY:
As to the DIY thing thankfully it’s not complicated. Or at least doesn’t have to be that way. One trades flavor quality for amount of trouble put into the process. As with anything eventually there are diminishing returns. The complications usually comes in with flavor recipes and the deep and vague mysteries of steeping. There are advantages in flavors and steeping to be found. Exactitude of measurement is another thing I cut corners on. Exactitude is more important when one starts out and can continue to be important for recipes.
Myself I go for the knuckle dragging simplicity approach personally and do none or little of any of them. It simplifies things immensely though I freely admit the juice I make isn’t as good as it can possibly be. It works though. I use tubular shapes juice bottles so the volume can be measured by eye, more or less after some experience. I do single flavoring or dual flavoring recipes and I choose them for flavor by how well they taste shake n’ vape. I don’t steep. Steeping might help or hurt them and some flavors are not good unless steeping is done. It makes things somewhat limiting but I can deal. This generally points me towards fruits and baked goods flavors.
To start You’ll need some sort of reasonably accurate measuring device (this varies by preference) and the materials. Steeping can be done without tools. Materials vary somewhat, but you’ll need a high quality nic containing base, a non nic containing base, and flavorings. A lot of people here don’t even use flavorings at all. I find I prefer it but can live without.
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