Lol...bling and girly are NECESSARY!!!!I'm so glad you guys all have such a good sense of humor! It makes it easier for me to admit when I make a blunder, and hopefully I'll learn from each mistake.
BINKIE! I love it! Mine are going to be called binkies now, too, because at a little over one week in, I rarely let them out of my sight! LOL! But I thought I'd be happy with non-flashy, non-ostentatious black. NOW I WANT A BINKIE WITH BLING!!!! Just these past couple of days, I've been surreptitiously looking at different replacement batteries - in colors! They're not that expensive, and with the money we won't have to spend on my monstrous cigarette habit this month, maybe I SHOULD get a couple more batteries. IN COLORS. Yeah, I think so!
(I am NOT going to be a gadget freak, I am NOT going to be a gadget freak, I am NOT ... right.)
But I like girly things sometimes, too. Being a "farmer" and dealing with cows and poop and chickens and poop and poop and poop... I don't always look (or smell! LOL!) the part, but sometimes I feel like doing something girly. I'll tell Rich I need some bling or I'll be ever so unhappy and morose. (D'ya think he'll go for it, being such a Scrooge and all?)You guys back me up, OK?
~Lannie
I recommend a variable voltage battery like the istick for you. You can get colorful covers/skins, and you can set the wattage to whatever you like for the different level ohm coils that you prefer. Everything I use has a 510 connection whether it be a Protank or my sub-ohm to dripper style atomizers. I haven't used ego style tanks in ages since they gave me so many problems. Hope you find what your looking for! Vape on!Also, I wanted to bring this post^^^ back up. Yesterday those wouldn't open for me, but today they do. So looking at that chart, the 1.8 ohm SHOULD have worked on my battery. Unless it's the mah on mine that was too low. Is that it? Because 1.8 ohms intersects 3.7 volts, right on the edge, but still in the green. What I cannot seem to get through my thick skull is when I was trying to use that Aspire, I was getting almost no vapor and it seemed "cold," however the chart says it borders on "hot." And my husband tried it a few times and said he wasn't having a problem with it (he was getting vapor just fine), so maybe I just have a defective sucker. ROFLMAO!
My "sweet spot" seems to be 2.5 ohms at the 3.7 volts on my battery. I guess it's all very individual, eh?
OH! And something else I just read has me puzzled also. Somebody please 'splain me this: When I ordered this beginner kit, I could have sworn it was talking about having 510 threads, and that any tank with 510 threads would work on it, but I just looked up the tanks (plain ol' Kanger EVOD) and it says they're e-Go threads and NOT compatible with anything with 510 threads without an adapter. I think. Gosh I feel like I have bees in my brain. Anyway, all this time I've been thinking I need something with 510 threads, and the Aspire tanks are 510 threaded, and they fit right on there. The mini protanks I think ALSO said they were 510 threaded, and Mt. Baker told me they'd fit on my battery OK, too. What am I missing here? There's something I'm not "getting" yet. If the tanks I have aren't 510 threads, then my battery must not be 510 threads, meaning the Aspire and the mini protank tanks shouldn't fit. Right? Where have I gone off the road?
Thanks for being patient with me.
~Lannie
I like having universal connections. Makes my life much less complicated!I recommend a variable voltage battery like the istick for you. You can get colorful covers/skins, and you can set the wattage to whatever you like for the different level ohm coils that you prefer. Everything I use has a 510 connection whether it be a Protank or my sub-ohm to dripper style atomizers. I haven't used ego style tanks in ages since they gave me so many problems. Hope you find what your looking for! Vape on!
Hmm, I mean you could go the route of getting tanks to fit your battery, but that little Kanger Evod 650mAh (to be completely honest) isn't going to last you very long. Those Ego style batteries (while they can be used for a while) aren't the most reliable things in the bunch. Additionally, because they're a fixed voltage, it really hinders the styles of tanks you can put on top of it.