Natural Tobaccos - Part Deux
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I had the same exact experience before. The dual 1mm however was too tight, so I closed off a portion of the 2mm single and it worked well. Now however I'm enjoying the single 3mm wide open. Funny how preferences change in a matter of days.
Nah. I'll occasionally Frankenjuice 2 juices, not often though. Usually just vape the juice as is. Early in my vaping I combined a bunch of juices I didn't like once. It tasted olive drab. Mixed, dripped, then tossed.
I frankenjuice quite often... It's one of the reasons I really like the single varietals such as those available at NET.com of course there are only a limited number of those at this time... On occasion I'll mix the various blended, multi-tobacco e-liquids, just not as often.
I've been dripping Centenary most of the day. Now I am dripping some Virginia Red and Danish Burley, a couple drops of each
Bill's Nat Sherman MCD in the Magma. Planta Anno MMVIII in the Kfun and my own Maple Burley in a mini Kfun.
How about non-Net tobaccos? There were some vendors at VapeCan (the big meet we had recently in Toronto) that had some "Tobacco" flavoured juices. One of them was giving away free bottles, so I grabbed a Black Honey Tobacco from them, brought it home and loaded it up in a KFL. PHEEEWWWWW!! crazy floral with a seriously sour room note which could have only been the honey.
It took me 2 days of having the windows open and the fan going in my Den before I was able to walk in there and not smell it. This was from 5 minutes of vaping it.
The flavour has permeated the KFL and even the inside of the pipe stem I was using. Nasty.. just plan nasty!
This made me laugh Dusty.
You should use those old 801s you told me about, to test juices
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It's interesting you guys have observed the ambient room notes from synthetics. I usually vape stealth at work from my desk or normally behind a wall in the storage room.
Usually I only vape NETS and it appears that no one ever noticed a smell with the only exception being H1N1. These are strong pungent NETs I am vaping too. Managua, habana daydream (QNJ), Louisville, you name it, but no one ever comments on smell.
However, I had some samplers from Five Pawns a few weeks ago and the reaction was immediate when I vaped Grandmaster in my usual spot behind the wall. 'Whats that smell' from 3 or 4 different people who were trying to figure out what it was. They did a good job picking the room note scent and matching it to the description of Grandmaster. 'Banana' , 'honey' 'peanut butter' .
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That's actually a fair point. Depending on how you build it, the Venturi can put out a lot of spit-back. Jack's recommendation is using 26-gauge or lower wire and building between 0.2-0.5 ohms. My experience so far with the Venturi is that it's fantastic...for a particular type of vaper.
The chimney has cyclops slots that can be adjusted for airflow. The top cap locks the chimney in place. You can quickly adjust airflow by unscrewing the top cap one turn, changing the airflow by moving the chimney with your drip tip, and locking it back up.
That business model bugs the hell out of me. There's a popular vaping magazine in SoCal that uses a similar deal: advertising = coverage. As someone that has been in editorial since the mid-'90s, I loathe that practice. To me, there should be a wall between editorial and advertising.
NETcom Bombay in a Nautilus Mini on a ZNA @ 12 watts.
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How are the Nauts with Nets? Mini so assuming BVC right?!
Yeah, that was a sample Brian gave me when I met him last August. It may have some NET, but is basically synthetic. Not my thing, but I'm glad it's good enough to vape.
About to try some Moonshine Brew NETs. My first batch is all pipe, no cigar. The jug-like 50ml bottles make me smile. I'll post a photo tomorrow.
The BVC coils are surprisingly good with NETs. NETcom Bombay seems like it'll go two or three tanks and perform well.
Why the Mini seems be to better than the regular Nautilus for flavor (each running a BVC) is something of a mystery, though.
Hey if anyone is interested I started a Google docs spreadsheet. Currently it has three tabs. Cigar/Pipe/Cigarette
I have formatted three columns on each page. If people would like to contribute anyone with the link can edit this doc.
It's pretty simple. Column "A" is where you place the vendor's name, column "B" is for the name of the juice that you are reviewing, and column "C" is for the actual review.
This way people can quickly locate a type, and their preferred vendor. I considered doing a column for reviewer name, but I will put that up to vote. I'm neutral on it. But I understand if people want to know who the reviewer is if they have developed a trust for that person's opinion it could be quite useful. Not just simply for ego.
Anyway, here is the link. Please feel free to add at your discretion
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...l_7HgnfbIQb3TrkQXnyEfIwFE/edit#gid=1406985675
Also, please only add what you consider to be a five star juice. I want this document to be a go-to reference for the highest quality tobacco flavors.
[EDIT]Those of you new to Google docs: If you wait a moment for the page to fully load you will see at the bottom three tabs for the different types of tobacco. Simply click the tab you want to view/add to/edit to load it.
Once it's loaded simply click on a field to begin typing.
I have formatted three columns on each page. If people would like to contribute anyone with the link can edit this doc.
It's pretty simple. Column "A" is where you place the vendor's name, column "B" is for the name of the juice that you are reviewing, and column "C" is for the actual review.
This way people can quickly locate a type, and their preferred vendor. I considered doing a column for reviewer name, but I will put that up to vote. I'm neutral on it. But I understand if people want to know who the reviewer is if they have developed a trust for that person's opinion it could be quite useful. Not just simply for ego.
Anyway, here is the link. Please feel free to add at your discretion
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...l_7HgnfbIQb3TrkQXnyEfIwFE/edit#gid=1406985675
Also, please only add what you consider to be a five star juice. I want this document to be a go-to reference for the highest quality tobacco flavors.
[EDIT]Those of you new to Google docs: If you wait a moment for the page to fully load you will see at the bottom three tabs for the different types of tobacco. Simply click the tab you want to view/add to/edit to load it.
Once it's loaded simply click on a field to begin typing.
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I did something similar with very basic notes when I received my first batch of NETs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qNkE6HayerZKqslnZuYCNznQ8K3eUhtpFx1RAsR9-SA/edit?usp=sharing
I also just started a new one for the current juices I'm testing: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1F7jzEmxI_DYCQliawDu5fyIWal8ygFp8hKnganiYa6I/edit?usp=sharing
I need to list out the ones that I received from our home extractors and makes notes on those as well.
Feel free to use my template as well.
I also just started a new one for the current juices I'm testing: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1F7jzEmxI_DYCQliawDu5fyIWal8ygFp8hKnganiYa6I/edit?usp=sharing
I need to list out the ones that I received from our home extractors and makes notes on those as well.
Feel free to use my template as well.
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