Natural Tobaccos - Part Deux

[AnthonyB]

So I got samples from NET, Plume Room and HHV. NET was impressive though needs time to steep. TPR's honey fig is the tastiest thing i've ever vaped, and is my new ADV. It's everything i've ever wanted in a juice.
But HHV came as a bit of a surprise. Perhaps they need time to steep; I loaded up my cleito with huntsman and it tasted like nothing. Basically no taste, just a very mild smokiness. I emptied the tank and switched back to TPR cocoa tobacco. Is it a steeping thing or is just a really mild vape? I have heavenly and dragon's fire and maple too and huntsman smelled promising but was a big let-down. Should I just come back to them in a while or is HHV particularly mild?

Definitely come back to them in 2 weeks. HHV are mixed to order so they always need a good steep. If I am not wrong the vendor also suggests leaving the caps off for 24-48 hours but that's up to you.

Refer my last post in response to Hulamoon a few posts up. I think HHV is not as good as it used to be but please, let us know how they taste in a few weeks time.


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[Jenny Ster]

I tried an organic vaping product last week from US and it was really good. The brand was 3T organic. It was very tasty! However i cannot see it in your list... I think you should put it there. However their online store is yet to open. It was given to me as a gift from my brother and i do not know how one can buy it in my country.. (Greece).

 

[boomerdude]

I tried an organic vaping product last week from US and it was really good. The brand was 3T organic. It was very tasty! However i cannot see it in your list... I think you should put it there. However their online store is yet to open. It was given to me as a gift from my brother and i do not know how one can buy it in my country.. (Greece).

Welcome to ECF and the NET thread Jenny.

 

[AnthonyB]

I tried an organic vaping product last week from US and it was really good. The brand was 3T organic. It was very tasty! However i cannot see it in your list... I think you should put it there. However their online store is yet to open. It was given to me as a gift from my brother and i do not know how one can buy it in my country.. (Greece).

Jenny do these products have any naturally extracted tobacco products in them? If so I will put forward your request to the NET administrative executive decision board for consideration.


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[jonnydoe]

NET administrative executive decision board

NAEDB ? No police, please

 

[morningdew]

Interesting...long had an issue with coils gunking from nets...that point when stale ashtray replaces gorgeous net...so I got into rebuilding - rta's and rda's....much improvement.

But I was still finding, after 2ml of juice in an rta or approx. 4 or 5 big drip top ups, I was having to dry burn and rewick.

So I started to space my coils, macro rather than micro. Slight improvement. So I started to go for as large an inner coil diamter as I could. And...

4mm Id, 7-8 spaced wraps, 1.7 ohm in the lemo drop. Flavour has dropped off a bit but so far 5ml Vaped and no ashtray dirt. Result!

The lemo drop allows for such a large coil.

Going to see just how much juice I can push through before the ashtray makes an appearance tomorrow, onto the drippers for the evening.

In other good news my tesla nano 60w arrived today...lovely mod.

 

[fogmust]

Interesting...long had an issue with coils gunking from nets...that point when stale ashtray replaces gorgeous net...so I got into rebuilding - rta's and rda's....much improvement.

But I was still finding, after 2ml of juice in an rta or approx. 4 or 5 big drip top ups, I was having to dry burn and rewick.

So I started to space my coils, macro rather than micro. Slight improvement. So I started to go for as large an inner coil diamter as I could. And...

4mm Id, 7-8 spaced wraps, 1.7 ohm in the lemo drop. Flavour has dropped off a bit but so far 5ml Vaped and no ashtray dirt. Result!

The lemo drop allows for such a large coil.

Going to see just how much juice I can push through before the ashtray makes an appearance tomorrow, onto the drippers for the evening.

In other good news my tesla nano 60w arrived today...lovely mod.

I think you are absolutely right. I've seen the exact same results with NETs - anything less than 3mm is an industrial grade, gunk producing machine, and spaced work better than compressed. As far as vaping them with disposable coils... either too much money burning one's pocket, or simply unaware that changing coils every 2 ml is not normal.

 

[YePsTeR]

^^^^ I made that mistake at first with disposable coils. Was always wondering what the heck was wrong with these bran new coils. Thought I got a bad batch. Live and learn!

 

[Jenny Ster]

Jenny do these products have any naturally extracted tobacco products in them? If so I will put forward your request to the NET administrative executive decision board for consideration.


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Yes, from what i was told they are organic and the flavour is extracted from real tobacco. From my point of view they were like a tasty cigarette (since i am an ex-smoker). Thank you for your welcome messages all and AnthonyB for your response!

 

[ST Dog]

As far as vaping them with disposable coils... either too much money burning one's pocket, or simply unaware that changing coils every 2 ml is not normal.

^^^^ I made that mistake at first with disposable coils.

I've been rebuilding those "disposable" units since day one.

Either disassembling, torching, reassembling or wrapping new wick and wire.

 

[fogmust]

I've been rebuilding those "disposable" units since day one.

Ah, I am aware that one can do that... My statement was meant for people who dispose of disposable coils. And if you're already

disassembling, torching, reassembling or wrapping new wick and wire.

, isn't easier to just use a true rebuildable, dry burn and replace the wick when you need?

 

[rdsok]

Ah, I am aware that one can do that... My statement was meant for people who dispose of disposable coils. And if you're already , isn't easier to just use a true rebuildable, dry burn and replace the wick when you need?

It obviously depends on which disposable coil you are talking about. The Kanger Protank and Subtank style single coils are almost as easy as rewicking/coiling a rebuildable. In fact, what is really nice is being able to rebuild a batch at a time and then later just grabbing a coil as needed... at home or on the go. For on the go applications, the RBA/RTA are a little more work at the time you need a new coil.

 

[Saltwater]

Anyone care to help finding new juice? Want to try Net.com, not sure which ones.

I like gej vita bella, patriot, HHV dragons fire, Pirates booty, nicoticket radioactive. Looking for something along that line. Vita Bella and dragons fire being my current adv and radioactive for when I change it up, though i get tired of it fast.

Not really wanting bluegrass burley types, southern gentleman, etc... have plenty of those and only vape on occasion.

Looking for something to be adv. It doesn't have to be Net.com, could be any company, just wanting to find more smooth flavors. Not really into blueberry tobaccos or fruit flavors, I do like legend though.

Thanks in advance.

 

[jonnydoe]

I only know vita bella and patriot but vita bella is too sweet in my taste. The burleys from net.com are all very good but they are tasting like true burley tobacco without any other flavors. If you like the pure tabacco taste, net.com is the right choice and they have many others with fruit and flavors two.

 

[MFToms59]

Saltwater, try NET.com Single-varietal Sun-cured Turkish and Lemon Virginia, the NET/ hybrid liquids are pretty fabulous also, Fried Bananas, Golden Apple, and even if Burley really isn't an ADV, you'll enjoy the Air-cured Blackberry Burley, the Burley is best upon arrival, as it ages the Blackberry becomes subtle... and don't look for anything similar to Vita Bella, stick with the VB. Though I DIY my NETs, VB and a couple of NET.Com juices are an occasional buy, FruiTea, Black Pekoe Tea, Sun-cured Turkish and Red/White & Blueberry.

 

[Saltwater]

Saltwater, try NET.com Single-varietal Sun-cured Turkish and Lemon Virginia, the NET/ hybrid liquids are pretty fabulous also, Fried Bananas, Golden Apple, and even if Burley really isn't an ADV, you'll enjoy the Air-cured Blackberry Burley, the Burley is best upon arrival, as it ages the Blackberry becomes subtle... and don't look for anything similar to Vita Bella, stick with the VB. Though I DIY my NETs, VB and a couple of NET.Com juices are an occasional buy, FruiTea, Black Pekoe Tea, Sun-cured Turkish and Red/White & Blueberry.

Thanks for that. Vita Bella aint going anywhere! I guess I'm just wanting some suggestions of the sweeter, smoother nets. Previous poster stated vb was too sweet for him, for me it's just right, that's the area in looking. Not in your face powerful, just nice laid back flavors. I do like the high power stuff, but I'm stocked up on those and have plenty to last a while since I dont use them often. I'll definitely check out your suggestions!

 

[ST Dog]

Ah, I am aware that one can do that... My statement was meant for people who dispose of disposable coils. And if you're already , isn't easier to just use a true rebuildable, dry burn and replace the wick when you need?

Well, it's a $3 tank that holds 3mL and isn't huge.
All the "rebuildable" tanks that hold enough are bigger than I care for.

I am considering a bottom feed setup, but that makes the mod bigger.

 

[AnthonyB]

It obviously depends on which disposable coil you are talking about. The Kanger Protank and Subtank style single coils are almost as easy as rewicking/coiling a rebuildable. In fact, what is really nice is being able to rebuild a batch at a time and then later just grabbing a coil as needed... at home or on the go. For on the go applications, the RBA/RTA are a little more work at the time you need a new coil.

How do you rebuild the current generation of Kanger Protank dual coils? The old generation were easy to build on but I can't even pull the top off the new ones without breaking the coil. Do you then build a dual coil on that tiny deck or relegate back to a single coil?

I have kept about 30 gunky old generation Protank coils for rebuilding just in case the urge to rebuild Protank coils hits me at some point.


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[rdsok]

How do you rebuild the current generation of Kanger Protank dual coils? The old generation were easy to build on but I can't even pull the top off the new ones without breaking the coil. Do you then build a dual coil on that tiny deck or relegate back to a single coil?

I have kept about 30 gunky old generation Protank coils for rebuilding just in case the urge to rebuild Protank coils hits me at some point.


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I can't say... I only have rebuilt the single coils

 

[Vicman]

Thanks for that. Vita Bella aint going anywhere! I guess I'm just wanting some suggestions of the sweeter, smoother nets. Previous poster stated vb was too sweet for him, for me it's just right, that's the area in looking. Not in your face powerful, just nice laid back flavors. I do like the high power stuff, but I'm stocked up on those and have plenty to last a while since I dont use them often. I'll definitely check out your suggestions!

One of the sweeter pipe tobaccos from NET.com was the Minister. At least it was for me. It had a slight smokey quality to it but the Virginia's really took over which added a sweet note. Not overpowering, just a smooth and sweet NET. It might be worth a try.