I need full focus when I drive cause I am fuzzy headed. I only pick up my vape when I'm stopped @ a light or steady cruising. It's secondary. Then it gets dropped on the seat tween my legs.
Older Folks and Vaping Front Porch - Part 5
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So I have this KFL clone with a nano kit. Love the look but it's never worked right. I take it out every few months and try it again with a different wick or coil and get about 3 hits before it goes dry hit on me. Then I curse the Chinese and hover it over the trash can but can't seem to toss it, so back in the box it goes. This has been going on for almost 3 years.
Took it out this morning and went through my routine, 3 hits and a dry wick. Decided enough is enough and went honey badger on it with a jeweler's file and opened up the juice channels.
People get degrees in less time than it took me to get this thing going. I may be old but at least I'm slow.
Check out my new badass tank, you guys should run out and get one, works great ...
Took it out this morning and went through my routine, 3 hits and a dry wick. Decided enough is enough and went honey badger on it with a jeweler's file and opened up the juice channels.
People get degrees in less time than it took me to get this thing going. I may be old but at least I'm slow.
Check out my new badass tank, you guys should run out and get one, works great ...
I have about 20 years of nic to go through before I buy more! But, if I win the lottery, I might just give it a try.That does seem to be what others are saying about the salts, as well. Thanks for confirming that.
Since I do like some TH in my vape, I guess I'll stick with the tried and true high % stuff
3 years?! That's perseverance!
I had a KF 3.1 sitting on my desk all ready to vape for a year. I'd even take a puff or three every once in a while. Finally decided that it wasn't a bit better than a carto tank, and tossed it in the drawer with the rest of the toppers that just aren't worth the trouble. 50 years from now when I run out of cartos maybe I'll give it another try.
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I did have to recoil an A7 mini yesterday.
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Looking good! We have a bunch of KFL nano clones from eHpro. They all worked/work fine right out of the box. I guess it depends on the 'cloner'.
I have 3 Nano's. One authentic, & 2 EHPRO clones. Have no idea which is the authentic . No problems with them. I love my Kfun's!
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Anyone any experience with an Innokin? Looking at getting a new rig, that doesn't need a 510 atty, that is MTL (like the eGos I use currently, I think those are MTL as well) and won't require me to get a BS in Engineering to use (lol). I don't mind learning about coils or what have you as long as it's pretty straightforward stuff that this long time 'stuck to old ways like dripping' vaper can get their head around.
AFAIK, the Innokins pretty much are all 510, unless you're looking at the VV lineup, which also has eGo threads.
Seems most of their devices have good reps, and I have several of the SVD series, all fine devices for their class - i.e. low power vaping. Haven't gotten any of their newer mods.
Seems most of their devices have good reps, and I have several of the SVD series, all fine devices for their class - i.e. low power vaping. Haven't gotten any of their newer mods.
Anyone any experience with an Innokin? Looking at getting a new rig, that doesn't need a 510 atty, that is MTL (like the eGos I use currently, I think those are MTL as well) and won't require me to get a BS in Engineering to use (lol). I don't mind learning about coils or what have you as long as it's pretty straightforward stuff that this long time 'stuck to old ways like dripping' vaper can get their head around.
I used some of their earlier stuff, never had a problem with anything. Haven't used the latest but Innokin has always seemed to fill a niche with inexpensive easy to use stuff. The Endura T22 looks pretty cool. I would drop $30 plus a few coils on that in a heartbeat.
For me that's living dangerously.Never put it down. My current car was given to me as a surprise by my parents and brother. The steering wheel was smaller than I was used to and it didn't take long before I accidentally knocked off just the tip of the ash which rolled down the dashboard thingie and up against the pristine plastic cover over the speedometer and put a singe mark in it. It's still there and is a reminder of how much I hated the fact that I smoked and was too "weak" to quite, as I saw it then. Vaping = miracle.
yanno now that you say that, I do recall seeing some cigs with that little bitty part of brown paper on the end, but never knew why it was so small. non filters. Ok, solves that mystery from when I was a teen
ohhhhhhhhhhh I've been mulling over some batts....... mine are 1.5 yrs old. Christmas sale huh. (wonders if I can hang on to the $$ til then)
he loves it
SeeThat's just Deb's way of letting me know she still cares...
I agree!I'll just get one of those seat pads that you can plug into the lighter. Oh wait, I have one.
that's odd. Since it was fine for a week or so, it does just make me wonder if the juice was fine, but your coil just went wonky and recoiling fixed it.
loves me some semi!!Jup, Deb is quite proactive about her affection for you.
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrBut I did get the message posted before another tree fell on the power lines and I sat in the dark for several hours, so there is that.
I can turn with one hand. left turn, hand is hooked under the top of the wheel, right turn, hand is flat in the wheel and just move it around. Mod is most always in the left hand! Vape through the turn if it's not a high traffic area....and it rarely is around here.
Jup, those were the kinda scary ones to find!
newp, but we do get ones like this some places
roflmao!! You are nothing if not persistent!
so you want an ego threading rather than 510? and I think you might have been here before, but if not........welcome to the thread!Anyone any experience with an Innokin? Looking at getting a new rig, that doesn't need a 510 atty, that is MTL (like the eGos I use currently, I think those are MTL as well) and won't require me to get a BS in Engineering to use (lol). I don't mind learning about coils or what have you as long as it's pretty straightforward stuff that this long time 'stuck to old ways like dripping' vaper can get their head around.
Anyone any experience with an Innokin? Looking at getting a new rig, that doesn't need a 510 atty, that is MTL (like the eGos I use currently, I think those are MTL as well) and won't require me to get a BS in Engineering to use (lol). I don't mind learning about coils or what have you as long as it's pretty straightforward stuff that this long time 'stuck to old ways like dripping' vaper can get their head around.
Not what your looking for I know. I bought my wife an aspire x30 rover . Very simple to use. And VW. Has a 510 I have tried a nautilus 2 mtl and it comes with a nautilus X . Very solid and simple device. It's very light and quite small. It has a built in battery it lasts quite a long time.
Like I said ... maybe not what your looking for? But perhaps worth a look?
I actually want to buy one for myself for work. I work in a machine shop.
The device seems to be built like a tank. Very durable.and quote light on the pocketbook.
It does seem lime it does have a nice subtle throat hit.
That does seem to be what others are saying about the salts, as well. Thanks for confirming that.
Since I do like some TH in my vape, I guess I'll stick with the tried and true high % stuff
Okay, I have been away too long. This forum was a "watched forum" for me and now is not on my list and I do not remember how to make it a "watched forum". Help?
yanno now that you say that, I do recall seeing some cigs with that little bitty part of brown paper on the end, but never knew why it was so small. non filters. Ok, solves that mystery from when I was a teen
That "brown paper" was a cork tip. (Basically paper made from ground up cork - or at least it was supposed to be.) If you've never smoked unfiltered cigs, one of the hazards of unfiltereds was when there was s certain amount of moisture on the lip, the paper would weld itself to the lip and require ripping a small patch of skin off to get it unstuck. Cork tips avoided that problem. Kools (unfiltered) were only one brand that had the short (about 1/4 inch) cork tip. Many filtered smokes had a "cork tip" (it may well have been brown paper to imitate a real cork tip). You don't see it much these days (but how would I know - it's been just over six years since I've cared).
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