Sorry that's just TOO simple. I make simple complex! Yes I do!
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Sorry that's just TOO simple. I make simple complex! Yes I do!
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DRUMROLL..........
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BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!
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And I have now used the No-OX on my threads. IQ didn't change any, but I didn't really think it would as the P3 is only a couple weeks young and I generally keep my threads 'uber' clean to begin with. But the bottom cap is much smoother to put on. It hasn't been buttery smooth like the bottom cap on my 2.5 since I got it. But now with No-Ox, it is. I just dabbed a teeny tiny bit on a Q-Tip and carefully put it on the threads only. Was very simple and didn't make a mess.
For a non-useful guy, I'm rather pleased with myself. Yes I am!
For a non-useful guy, I'm rather pleased with myself. Yes I am!
What no Visio?
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*chuckle* and I just vape until there is no more vape coming out and then notice that a light is flashing at me
We certainly are all different
The true essence of the Provarinati... just push the button and vape until it stops. Change the battery, push the button and vapes until it stops. Change the battery. All the complicated stuff is done by the Provari. All we have to do is vape and change batteries. No wonder we love these things.
Exactly! I'm even the same way with my RBA's. If it's something I need to fiddle with normally, I will chuck it. I can accept a learning curve, but once it is set up, I better not have to deal with it. The wick and coil in my Orchid is the same one I put in it when I first got it working right.
Amen Brother....the EXACT reason I bought a P2.5 10 months ago......not a lick of trouble...makes me wonder why I bought the Extended Warranty.....not...can't ever be to safe.....
Amen Brother....the EXACT reason I bought a P2.5 10 months ago......not a lick of trouble...makes me wonder why I bought the Extended Warranty.....not...can't ever be to safe.....
Same here and the reason I was extremely loyal to the Prodigy before it. Quality counts.
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You need one more method...
The Clip, The Clip and Bottle...
And, The Clip and Bottle and Ziplock Bag!!!
Just to be sure that 10 cent tube of grease doesn't dry out, After you lose it.
LOLz, Jim
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Well, the 1.8Ω Empire Mods bridgeless atty lasted a few hours shy of a week. That's pretty good considering half that use was a dirty NET (Apache). The P3 has been an excellent power supply for dripping.
The P3 is now supporting one of my Sophias in a 19mm x 45mm IBTanked stainless cap setup with a ByLeo STR15 drip tip. The latter lets me slide the tank up to remove the atty off the bottom while the tank stays sealed. It also lets me refill without a tank tool by just sliding the tank top up over the drip tip and pushing the tank top to the side.
This tank is sized for my 20mm diameter Super-T but it doesn't look too bad on the 23 mm P3. In 18650 mode this is one TALL rig. The resistance is down from 1.8Ω to 1.6Ω because it's got some NET use on it. I just topped it up with some of my DIY and am running 10.0W/4.0V with Boost 2. Sweet! But the Sophia is even better with the juice control closed and no tank--used as a dripper.
The P3 is now supporting one of my Sophias in a 19mm x 45mm IBTanked stainless cap setup with a ByLeo STR15 drip tip. The latter lets me slide the tank up to remove the atty off the bottom while the tank stays sealed. It also lets me refill without a tank tool by just sliding the tank top up over the drip tip and pushing the tank top to the side.
This tank is sized for my 20mm diameter Super-T but it doesn't look too bad on the 23 mm P3. In 18650 mode this is one TALL rig. The resistance is down from 1.8Ω to 1.6Ω because it's got some NET use on it. I just topped it up with some of my DIY and am running 10.0W/4.0V with Boost 2. Sweet! But the Sophia is even better with the juice control closed and no tank--used as a dripper.
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The juice I buy comes from my local vape shop, made in their nice and clean super-duper secret laboratory (yes I've seen it) and the bottles are squeeze with drip tips, not syringe tips.
Now why didn't I think of putting the bottle, with the clipped tube of No-Ox in a ziplock bag? Thank goodness you guys (and gals) are here to help me out!
So just for you, thanks for making my mission to keep my $3 tube of No-Ox safe for all time, until I forget where I put it!
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So just for you, thanks for making my mission to keep my $3 tube of No-Ox safe for all time, until I forget where I put it!
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If you aren't going to use it for awhile, you should put it in a dark cabinet.
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