I do that a lot but it is usually after a few cocktailsIt's not....My brain wasnt functioning fully yet....LOL (needed to vape more!)
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Question. Does the program adjust the density of the Nicotine Base in relation to the amount of the PG/VG?
As in density of Nicotine is 1.016 +-... @ 1000. Yet; 100 mg would cut the PG/VG mix at a 10th... or is this something I would be required to compute into the programming of the Nicotine density?
As in density of Nicotine is 1.016 +-... @ 1000. Yet; 100 mg would cut the PG/VG mix at a 10th... or is this something I would be required to compute into the programming of the Nicotine density?
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Would it be possible to add a Search & Replace ingredient to the Calc, or the File Maintenance progie? Would help a lot trying to clean up the recipe database for poorly/duplicate named ingredients Such as "TPA Strawberry" "Strawberry (TPA)", or "Nicotine" "Nicotine (2)". The way it is my database is full of duplicate names using different naming conventions, it makes the ingredients list unnecessarily long, and way to many to manually change.
I'm feeling somewhat mathematical challenged at the moment... Density of Nicotine is 1.01 @ 1000 mg and density of PG is 1.036... so if I have a base of 100 mg @ 100% PG would I input 1.0334 as my Nicotine density within the program?
EDIT: Or does the program fine tune this base amount based on the PG/VG in the Nicotine base.
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When you add your ingredients to the program you specify the ratio of PG/VG and you also specify the weight. The program does not calculate the weights of the individual ingredients. The only time the program will automatically calculate the weight is when you are using the tools, such as "Dilute Nicotine". When diluting, the program will consider the weight you specified for the PG, VG and the nicotine base and calculate the weight of the newly diluted nicotine based on the amount of each ingredient being added.
yo han has created a blog which has the densities of commonly used ingredients: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/yo-han/5060-my-way-mixing-scale.html. I would suggest visiting the blog. He has values such as 50/50 PG/VG, 80/20 PG/VG, etc... For instance; If the ratio of your nicotine is 50/50 PG/VG then I would use 1.149 g/ml. See the blog for other useful values.
I posted version 2.1.0.40. It adds the ability to find and replace ingredients. Click on the "Edit" menu item and select "Find and replace ingredients".
Fail... Hear a hair split.
I know the density of Nicotine (1.009). Yet we buy the stuff cut with pg and vg. Should I manually figure and enter the correct adjusted density?
Isn't the density of Nicotine effected by the PG/VG in the mix?
I know the density of Nicotine (1.009). Yet we buy the stuff cut with pg and vg. Should I manually figure and enter the correct adjusted density?
Isn't the density of Nicotine effected by the PG/VG in the mix?
Doesn't anyone understand my thought of train; even if it seems off the track?
If I have 1000 mg strength of Nicotine the density would be 1.009... now get the stuff cut and wouldn't the Nicotine density be modified by the PG/MG in the mix?
If I have 1000 mg strength of Nicotine the density would be 1.009... now get the stuff cut and wouldn't the Nicotine density be modified by the PG/MG in the mix?
Well.... the program doesn't adjust the density of the Nicotine. You have to figure the density based now it being cut. 100 mg of Nicotine cut with PG and/or VG adjusts the density, right?
to fine line.. if I entry the density of 1.009 as Nicotine. I'm in error, as with anyone else using this program.
Along the same lines as Find and replace, is it possible to do that, but also rename?
Lets take for example Butter Rum (LA) and rename it to Butter Rum - LA. It appears people have their own naming conventions and it would be nice to have them all standardized.
I enter the correct PG and VG density's... why doesn't the program figure the correct density of my Nicotine for me?
Your nicotine is already cut with either PG or VG, unless you have a pre-mix of lets say 50/50
you have to tell it what the viscosity is, it doesnt know if you cut it with PG/VG or if it is a custom mix
Correct! I enter the densitys of PG and VG,; Soooo... why doesn't the program figure the correct adjusted Nicotine density for me... instead... I have to figure it myself.
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