Never heard of these until now so I googled them. Look at this price!Does the Zmax take a button-top or flat-top battery? Just asking because button-tops are harder to find nowadays.
SMOK Zmax Mini Mod 3-15W
Never heard of these until now so I googled them. Look at this price!Does the Zmax take a button-top or flat-top battery? Just asking because button-tops are harder to find nowadays.
Does the Zmax take a button-top or flat-top battery? Just asking because button-tops are harder to find nowadays.
Does the Zmax take a button-top or flat-top battery? Just asking because button-tops are harder to find nowadays.
I think they we're intended to use with either ... but flat tops were highly recommended to avoid putting extra pressure on the boards positive contact. I only used flat tops in mine.
My daughter took me to the Lego store yesterday. I was able to pick up some extra Lego pieces and splurged and got the kit for the Apollo 11 Lunar Lander. I will start on it after I finish with the dust removal on the other finished kits.
NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander 10266 | Creator Expert | Buy online at the Official LEGO® Shop US
Um can someone get the big grumpy looking spider off my chair in the storage shed so I can drag it back in here please?
'Morning everyone...
You don't want that version of the Zmax at any price, unless...you have an ample supply of the 'extinct' vivi nova tanks which were all the rage 7 years ago, or an adapter...not even sure if the adapters are still available. All of the tanks being made now require a mod to have a flat top....
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You don't want that version of the Zmax at any price, unless...you have an ample supply of the 'extinct' vivi nova tanks which were all the rage 7 years ago, or an adapter...not even sure if the adapters are still available. All of the tanks being made now require a mod to have a flat top....![]()
They weren't great, though many loved them....just a stepping stone in the evolution to newer and better things...I had one of those tanks when they first came out .. ended up in the trash, it was crap ..![]()
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I have 10,000 ML of 100 MG nic in the Deep Freeze .. I vape at 6-10 MG and a 100 ML of my solution lasts about 2 months .. so, I should be fine on nic ..
Just to recap what I'm thinking :: (some previously Posted, but I like to have a plan, you know .. ??)
I guess if I'm looking for the possibility of the Longest Lasting Gear, a replaceable battery would make sense .. yet, Sandra mentioned chips can go out, so is a permanent battery any better or worse that a replaceable battery .. ??
I'm also thinking that when I decide what to get, I'll try it and if I really like it, just load up on that stuff .. no need to continue to try this and that, just sink the moola into one setup
Try and stick with coils that can easily be re-built .. (I can teach myself, although I really don't want to) ..
I have 10,000 ML of 100 MG nic in the Deep Freeze .. I vape at 6-10 MG and a 100 ML of my solution lasts about 2 months .. so, I should be fine on nic ..
Anybody got a linky to those Zenith's Mike mentioned .. ??
Lastly, now that I've thought about it, sticking with current generation stuff or no older than last generation seems to make sense, as they would have had the most of what current tech has to offer and would seem to benefit from years of tweeking and improvement .. (this coming from a Guy that uses a Spinner/Twist) .. or would older, proven Road Warriors be a more logical choice .. ??
Why .. ?? You think I need more .. ??![]()
Just to recap what I'm thinking :: (some previously Posted, but I like to have a plan, you know .. ??)
I guess if I'm looking for the possibility of the Longest Lasting Gear, a replaceable battery would make sense .. yet, Sandra mentioned chips can go out, so is a permanent battery any better or worse that a replaceable battery .. ??
I'm also thinking that when I decide what to get, I'll try it and if I really like it, just load up on that stuff .. no need to continue to try this and that, just sink the moola into one setup
Try and stick with coils that can easily be re-built .. (I can teach myself, although I really don't want to) ..
Thanks for the link. I don't think I will be having to order any more for a few years.
One of the things I like about Lego's is how they have them in age-appropriate/skill level kits.I have an almost 9 year old grandson who's into Lego's big time.