Hit there from Wasilla, Alaska

[akpostal]

01/08/14 one of my coworkers let me try a vape off of his Innokin VV. 01/09/14 I bought my VV. Driving from the store I decided to try one of the hand rolls in my pocket, I took 2 drags and put it out. I have not had any tobacco since. I actually threw up little bit considering trying a smoke after 2 weeks and gave away over 1/2 pound of tobacco and more then 2 books of papers.

I started with the Innokin VV. A week later bought an MVP. The week after that bought the VTR. I think Im good for a while there. Now I have extra coils for all my tanks except the clearomizer16's, I prefer the 30's.

No tobacco for over a month, havent been able to say that since 1995 after 4 months at MCRD SD. I dont think I could go back to smoking even if I couldnt vape.

 

[Grimwald]

You're doing good with some great equipment....Your name's not Sarah...right?

 

[akpostal]

No its not Sarah, wrong gender and my dad wasnt that big of a Johny Cash fan.

Now if I can just find my dremil kit to make the ring on the VTR fit the 30B's I have, either that or find the right size bit to make the ring the right size.

One of the guys at work skipped the VV, MVP steps and went right to the VTR as his "Buck Rogers" Cigarette as his first device.

I hand rolled my smokes for a Long time, or I smoked non filtered cigs. Hand rolling I could control the hit, draw, or what ever. The VTR gives me more control with better flavors.

I think Sarah could have done my state some good if she didnt run for VP.

 

[Kim B.]

Welcome! Congrats on your first month of being cig free!

 

[State O' Flux]

Now if I can just find my dremil kit to make the ring on the VTR fit the 30B's I have, either that or find the right size bit to make the ring the right size.

Welcome to the ECF asylum ak...

If you like your VTR as much as most - and you move to RBAs eventually, like many - you may just want to consider removing the ring entirely. Although a mill makes for a more professional finish, I've known others who do it with a dremel... and can obtain a nice finish by hand.

 

[akpostal]

Welcome to the ECF asylum ak...

If you like your VTR as much as most - and you move to RBAs eventually, like many - you may just want to consider removing the ring entirely. Although a mill makes for a more professional finish, I've known others who do it with a dremel... and can obtain a nice finish by hand.

I love the VTR, more then I love a hand rolled cig. I also like the idea of the ring for protection, even if I make it thinner to fit the 30B.