Back again for another real update...
Once again I'm up late, as is required for all great writing(but does not great writing make - time will tell on that).
In reviewing this thread, I noted several places that I mentioned I'd get into a subject later, and I think many of those now coincide with what I think is the next logical chapter:
Equipment, Juices, and You
To those of you who just had a flashback to filmstrips in school, shake it off and enjoy the reference. To the rest of you, you missed out.
*beep*(advance to next frame)
I mentioned previously that my first purchase was a DSE801 plus numerous accessories; and unsure of boards rules, made only not-so-subtle allusions to the fact I purchased from Rocky Mountain Vapor. The service was great, and I've made several purchases since.
I've mentioned the juices I got from RMV; Camel, Mocha, Pina Colada, and that I also bought a bunch of the pre-filled Marl carts for my 801. All of those are 18mg. The Marl carts are tolerable, the Camel was decent, the Mocha is tasty, and the Pina Colada I found ok, but not worth ordering again. Then I stepped out onto a limb. I bought juices from Johnson Creek.
They have a good reputation in many circles, and are the cause of many problems in others. The fact that not only are they U.S. based, but relatively local, I felt I had to give them a shot. (I'm one of those "buy locally-think globally" kinda folks)
To try and give the short version of my experience(and noob opinion - I've got several posts up in JC threads); in my noobness I overfilled the initial cart for even "normal" juices. But JC juices are thinner, which aggravated the situation, causing me to foul an atty. I was already frustrated that night, and it didn't help. Thankfully, any and all problems have been corrected/solved, though at this time I can't say I recommend JC juice straight up.
I finally found glycerin at the local store, and it's lovely thickness was the answer to my JC juice woes. Mixed with the juice, my new hobby became viscosity experimentation. Sure, I was getting lots of extra vapor, but if it was too thick, it didn't seem to wick very well down the length of the 801 cart. Too thin, and well, I already knew those results.
Enter a new player. I'd talked to to Dave at RMV, and asked him about what to get for a second PV. I wanted something light, with an auto battery, so that I could vape hands-free while doing chores and such. Knowing it'd have to be a mini or super-mini, I accepted the short cart and batt life, and would deal with it accordingly. I'd also decided I did want something that could pass for a "normal" cigarette, for those times I might be out, and would rather be ignored. He suggested the little lovely hanging from my lips right now, a JOYE306.
As the saying goes, always leave 'em wanting more. Service call tomorrow and I have to hit the sack. Stay tuned, stay strong.
JLD
Once again I'm up late, as is required for all great writing(but does not great writing make - time will tell on that).
In reviewing this thread, I noted several places that I mentioned I'd get into a subject later, and I think many of those now coincide with what I think is the next logical chapter:
Equipment, Juices, and You
To those of you who just had a flashback to filmstrips in school, shake it off and enjoy the reference. To the rest of you, you missed out.
*beep*(advance to next frame)
I mentioned previously that my first purchase was a DSE801 plus numerous accessories; and unsure of boards rules, made only not-so-subtle allusions to the fact I purchased from Rocky Mountain Vapor. The service was great, and I've made several purchases since.
I've mentioned the juices I got from RMV; Camel, Mocha, Pina Colada, and that I also bought a bunch of the pre-filled Marl carts for my 801. All of those are 18mg. The Marl carts are tolerable, the Camel was decent, the Mocha is tasty, and the Pina Colada I found ok, but not worth ordering again. Then I stepped out onto a limb. I bought juices from Johnson Creek.
They have a good reputation in many circles, and are the cause of many problems in others. The fact that not only are they U.S. based, but relatively local, I felt I had to give them a shot. (I'm one of those "buy locally-think globally" kinda folks)
To try and give the short version of my experience(and noob opinion - I've got several posts up in JC threads); in my noobness I overfilled the initial cart for even "normal" juices. But JC juices are thinner, which aggravated the situation, causing me to foul an atty. I was already frustrated that night, and it didn't help. Thankfully, any and all problems have been corrected/solved, though at this time I can't say I recommend JC juice straight up.
I finally found glycerin at the local store, and it's lovely thickness was the answer to my JC juice woes. Mixed with the juice, my new hobby became viscosity experimentation. Sure, I was getting lots of extra vapor, but if it was too thick, it didn't seem to wick very well down the length of the 801 cart. Too thin, and well, I already knew those results.
Enter a new player. I'd talked to to Dave at RMV, and asked him about what to get for a second PV. I wanted something light, with an auto battery, so that I could vape hands-free while doing chores and such. Knowing it'd have to be a mini or super-mini, I accepted the short cart and batt life, and would deal with it accordingly. I'd also decided I did want something that could pass for a "normal" cigarette, for those times I might be out, and would rather be ignored. He suggested the little lovely hanging from my lips right now, a JOYE306.
As the saying goes, always leave 'em wanting more. Service call tomorrow and I have to hit the sack. Stay tuned, stay strong.
JLD