This continues to be a real head scratcher
Anthony, where did you get the notion that you're SUPPOSED to dilute the Walker Texas Ranger sludge? He explicitly states otherwise on his order form saying that diluting the liquid weakens the flavor. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kBCidjqNpM_rLRJKLKMOjLcJEAFAId35PmYTHRJQBys/viewform
I don't agree or recommend going high VG and heavy on the extract, but it's obvious he feels strongly about it. Nowhere does he use the words concentrates or extracts. Additionally, it would be a funky business model to tell customers they have to buy higher nic and dilute it down to their preferred levels.
He can be seen vaping his liquids in a Genesis atomizer in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA0kZSjVaeQ
which leads me to believe that perhaps he developed these for a particular style of hardware. I haven't used a Genny in ages so I have no idea if heavier liquids perform better on these set ups. I'd imagine the coils still gunk faster than you can spell M_I_S_S_I_S_S_I_P_P_I.
Hey dust, I'm very late here in responding because I am only now catching up to my own post.
I've got to run to the office but to be concise - I spoke to ken and learnt specifically that he is taking the extract and putting the required amount of nicotine.
Most of kens buyer based is a little less savvy than the sheer proponents and gurus of this thread so they don't know the process of maceration and mixing characteristics.
I recommend anyone who has Walkers liquids run a small test batch of mixing them at about 20-40% and letting them steep for a week or two.
Edit: there might be some minor dilution of the extract from the solvent that the nicotine is added with. The way Ken phrases it 'I use just the extract and include nicotine'
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