Hawk, we're proud of that one, glad you're enjoying it too.
Mountain Oak Vapors - Premium Tennessee E-Liquid
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Hawk, we're proud of that one, glad you're enjoying it too.
Ya done good with it. Sadly my clearo with it ran out while I was running errands. (Granted, I didn't run out of juice, I don't walk out the door without at least 3 or 4 filled clearos with something in them). This late in the evening I won't really do an 18mg tho. But I think Legendary will enter my rotation as a nice evening relax vape. So when I order another bottle it will be at a "vape your eyeballs out" lower nic strength.
Well flooding can also happen if the draw is too tight. Try backing the ST tank off about a quarter turn on the threading. You might notice the draw becomes more airy (this is a good thing). If the draw and suction is too tight it can cause flooding to happen.
This only happens with my ST tank and not my phiniac, the phiniac does not sit completely flush with my mod so it doesn't make an air tight vacuum like that.
They do sell little quarter inch risers you can use to lift the tank off.. they look cool and they are real cheap, this would solve that issue as well I believe.
Here ya go Meta
Spoiler alert, this is a link to another vendors site.
Alan is a good guy though, so I don't mind!: 510-510 Connector
This would also help to protect your battery a little if it did happen.
Spoiler alert, this is a link to another vendors site.
Alan is a good guy though, so I don't mind!: 510-510 Connector
This would also help to protect your battery a little if it did happen.
Good Morning MOVsquad, Happy Friday you beautiful people
The inventor of the treadmill has passed away. Poor guy never really went anywhere
The inventor of the treadmill has passed away. Poor guy never really went anywhere
I'm on a whiskey diet. I've lost three days already.
I think I'm agnostic, but I haven't decided
Some days it's not worth chewing through the straps.
Follow your dreams, except for that one where you're naked at work.
All I ask is a chance to prove money can't make me happy.
Goodnight Cleveland Tennessee wherever you are, and thanks for tuning in to The Krusty Show.
I think I'm agnostic, but I haven't decided
Some days it's not worth chewing through the straps.
Follow your dreams, except for that one where you're naked at work.
All I ask is a chance to prove money can't make me happy.
Goodnight Cleveland Tennessee wherever you are, and thanks for tuning in to The Krusty Show.
ty ledean, ill figure something out, right now little mis kitty has eatn away at my wallet, getting them fixed isnt cheap LOL! However she is recovering very nicely...asleep lol
I cant stand knowing my MOV juice is in the mailbox at home and I am stuck at work 
Today I got some vapemail from MOV. I love vapemail.
-S and -L sent me one of their new MOV Rebuildable Atomizers along with some other stuff to test and review. First off, the MOV RA is a beautiful atty. It is a stainless, two-part atty. The cover unscrews to expose the rebuilable coil/wick area.
The first thing I notice about the atty is that some drip tips do not fit. It came with a black plastic tip that fits very tightly. Don't even try to get a tight fitting Ming tip into the atty. I have a rubber tip that fits perfectly, so it doesn't create a problem for me. In fact, I have been looking for a place to use this "too loose fitting" tip for months.
The MOV RA has a closed connection, so you won't have to worry about leakage onto your battery. It comes pre-built, and registers out at 2.1 ohms. The package came with two extra resistent wires, one marked "23" and the other marked "34". The atty is 510 threaded and fits every 510 device I have, including my Ovale V6 Gripper (which has a recessed well to fit ce4 type cartos).
So what flavor should I try out on Mountain Oak's rebildable atty? MOV sent me some samples, but as I have not tasted them yet on any device I have nothing to compare it to. Should I use my favorite flavor, the blueberry tobacco ejuice Blue Ridge? No, it does not have the complex depth that I want to really test this atty. I think Heavenly 7 will make a good test flavor. I reviewed Heavenly 7 back in post #4757.
I have not read up on how to use this rebuildable atty, so I am shooting from the hip. The atty is stock, as it came to me in the sealed factory package. I pull off my rubber drip tip and look down into the atty. The coil/wick are dead center, so I drip 5 drops down onto them. The first hit is kind of dry and stale. This was not unexpected, as the coil has never been used before. I think I will try it on a different mod.
This is where I learn my first tip. When I went to unscrew the atty, only the top cover comes off. With the top cover off, the coil is plainly exposed. I can remove the cover each time I need to drip. This gives me great access for dripping. It also solves the first issue I had with the MOV RA. With the cover off, I can force a drip tip onto the cover, yet never have to worry about taking the tip back off. It will just become part of the atty's cover piece.
Take two. With the cover off, I drip three drops of the heavenly juice directly onto the coil. I screw the cover into place and take a hit. The taste is very good for a fresh atty. None of the "atty primer" taste we all remember from our early days of breaking in attys. Just a very slight metallic taste from the fresh coil (which can't be avoided, and won't last long). But the Heavenly 7 flavor is intense! The throat hit has improved, and the flavors come out in Technicolor. The chocolate is creamier, the coconut is brighter. I pull out the carto (used in the first review) to compare. There is no comparison.
One thing to note that is neither positive or negetive. This atty does not crackle. Even at higher voltages, there is no sound that comes from the atty. This can be confusing at first. Is my battery dead? Do I have a bad connection? These things passed through my mind as I took the first hit. But the flavor lets you know everything is working. Back to the testing/early review.
Vapor is (of course) better using the MOV Rebuildable Atty over the Boge carto. What surprised me is by how much. Heavenly 7 already provides a generous amount of vapor, but in this atty we are talking fog machine. MOV's rebuildable atty just out performs the Boge in every aspect except longevity. After about six great hits, the flavor is becoming muted.
I will continue to play with the rebuildable atty over the next few days. I will also continue to put my thoughts topaper pixel. So far, I am very impressed with the use and performance of the MOV Rebuildable Atomizer. Early grade has to be an A+.
Coming soon: Changing flavors and rebuilding the coil/wick (has anybody seen my reading glasses?)
-S and -L sent me one of their new MOV Rebuildable Atomizers along with some other stuff to test and review. First off, the MOV RA is a beautiful atty. It is a stainless, two-part atty. The cover unscrews to expose the rebuilable coil/wick area.
The first thing I notice about the atty is that some drip tips do not fit. It came with a black plastic tip that fits very tightly. Don't even try to get a tight fitting Ming tip into the atty. I have a rubber tip that fits perfectly, so it doesn't create a problem for me. In fact, I have been looking for a place to use this "too loose fitting" tip for months.
The MOV RA has a closed connection, so you won't have to worry about leakage onto your battery. It comes pre-built, and registers out at 2.1 ohms. The package came with two extra resistent wires, one marked "23" and the other marked "34". The atty is 510 threaded and fits every 510 device I have, including my Ovale V6 Gripper (which has a recessed well to fit ce4 type cartos).
So what flavor should I try out on Mountain Oak's rebildable atty? MOV sent me some samples, but as I have not tasted them yet on any device I have nothing to compare it to. Should I use my favorite flavor, the blueberry tobacco ejuice Blue Ridge? No, it does not have the complex depth that I want to really test this atty. I think Heavenly 7 will make a good test flavor. I reviewed Heavenly 7 back in post #4757.
I have not read up on how to use this rebuildable atty, so I am shooting from the hip. The atty is stock, as it came to me in the sealed factory package. I pull off my rubber drip tip and look down into the atty. The coil/wick are dead center, so I drip 5 drops down onto them. The first hit is kind of dry and stale. This was not unexpected, as the coil has never been used before. I think I will try it on a different mod.
This is where I learn my first tip. When I went to unscrew the atty, only the top cover comes off. With the top cover off, the coil is plainly exposed. I can remove the cover each time I need to drip. This gives me great access for dripping. It also solves the first issue I had with the MOV RA. With the cover off, I can force a drip tip onto the cover, yet never have to worry about taking the tip back off. It will just become part of the atty's cover piece.
Take two. With the cover off, I drip three drops of the heavenly juice directly onto the coil. I screw the cover into place and take a hit. The taste is very good for a fresh atty. None of the "atty primer" taste we all remember from our early days of breaking in attys. Just a very slight metallic taste from the fresh coil (which can't be avoided, and won't last long). But the Heavenly 7 flavor is intense! The throat hit has improved, and the flavors come out in Technicolor. The chocolate is creamier, the coconut is brighter. I pull out the carto (used in the first review) to compare. There is no comparison.
One thing to note that is neither positive or negetive. This atty does not crackle. Even at higher voltages, there is no sound that comes from the atty. This can be confusing at first. Is my battery dead? Do I have a bad connection? These things passed through my mind as I took the first hit. But the flavor lets you know everything is working. Back to the testing/early review.
Vapor is (of course) better using the MOV Rebuildable Atty over the Boge carto. What surprised me is by how much. Heavenly 7 already provides a generous amount of vapor, but in this atty we are talking fog machine. MOV's rebuildable atty just out performs the Boge in every aspect except longevity. After about six great hits, the flavor is becoming muted.
I will continue to play with the rebuildable atty over the next few days. I will also continue to put my thoughts to
Coming soon: Changing flavors and rebuilding the coil/wick (has anybody seen my reading glasses?)
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I cant stand knowing my MOV juice is in the mailbox at home and I am stuck at work
It will be well-steeped! It's 98 degrees here.
Ahhh, it's a Legendary afternoon here.
Mmm...Legendary. Isn't it amazing how a vape can compliment a time? I was driving around in the nasty heat today, vaping our Bahama Breeze tester. I have to say, I could almost hear the ocean and the island drums under all of the angry people honking their horns at that red light.
Glad your furball is on the mend.
Next week, I am taking Miss Guenhwyvar to the vet to get Bob Barker'd. I hope she recovers as nicely as Miss Kitty.
Good Morning MOVsquad, Happy Friday you beautiful people
The inventor of the treadmill has passed away. Poor guy never really went anywhere
You're so silly.
Ahhh, Friday. I'm happy to see it, too!MOV Phoenix Rebuildable lowered to $14.99, great price on a rebuildable so don't miss out!
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Me and this tank r going to get in a fiat fight.....I just don't get what I'm doing wrong. To me the snag I see is getting . the top cap to slide onto the carto. I may file the inside to kill some of the plastic getting caught....I meqm its like bullseye or no go
The easiest trick as I detailed previously is to push the carto up to the top cap as much as you can. It will stop (Because it's a tight fit as you say)
continue to put a little pressure on it. Take your drip tip and push down with your other hand from the other side, pushing the drip tip down to meet the carto as you push the carto up to meet the drip tip, this usually makes it an easy seal. THe drip tip has an easier time going through the hole and attaching to the carto, then the carto is able to slide up because it is now one piece with the drip tip.
I've been doing it this way for a while and it's what works for me!
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