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That Innokin Endura I told you about is a regulated mod. It is set at 14 watts you do have a choice of heads. I know they have a 1.2 ohm and a 1.5 ohm. So that is the only thing you can really change. A 1.2 will run a little hotter then the 1.5 but not that much. If your tanks are getting hot I'm sure it is because of subohming. There are lots of places that sell them in Austrailia just to a Google search on who sells the Innokin Endura in Austrailia. The place I gave you the link to sells them for $34.95. The atomizer is similar to the old carto tanks not the same but similar. I really think it would be a good one for you to try.
... even if they only last a year each I'm good for, uh, 20 years?
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The majority of the gov't is not paying attention to anything that says vaping is ok. Not the research. Not the science. Not the testimonies. Most are so under the influence of BT, BP, & ANTS.that they will purposefully ignore anything that will keep vaping out of the pockets of those & in the hands of Vapers h the current industry as it stands. They will not exactly ban much, but there will be bans, restrictions, & taxes that make them at least as obnoxious to obtain & use as tobacco products. They will try to put everything vaping related under the cloud of smoking & into the pockets of BT, BP, & Gov't.
I carry mine all the time nothing to be ashamed of if it keeps you off the cigs that's all that matters. I know how you feel about not to many people around that vape. Of the few people I know most of them have been gaping longer then me but they come to me for advice because I study a lot and these forums have been very helpful.
Yep, July 1 most Indiana stores will stop selling pretty much all juice, juice manufacturers in Indiana will be out of business, and we won't even legally be able to buy it online. Theoretically what I just said isn't quite accurate, properly licensed companies will still be able to make juice and sell it in Indiana, but the way the law was written, the requirements for being licensed are so strict that most companies have said they aren't going to mess with it.
Yes but you a forgetting one very important part of vaping and government. They are not getting any money from it. They need to get at least as much as the manufacturers and vendors combined. Health be damned if they don't get their cut they will do something about it.
I was an amendment to an appropriations bill, the reason certain states were singled out was because their reps were the ones that had the potential to get this passed in committee. The gist of it is that when/if the FDA puts their proposed regulations into place, anything that wasn't on the market prior to the grandfather date would have to be pulled, and go through an expensive and very difficult process to be approved. The current grandfather date is 2007 which will basically kill the entire vaping industry. The amendment on this particular bill changes the grandfather date to after the regulations take effect.
OK thanks, I kind of thought that was what it was about by the little bit of info that was put out with the call to action. I didn't start vaping till 09 and there was really nothing then what was around was poor at best. I guess just keep writing those letters but they don't seem to do much. I noticed when I contacted my politicians on other actions I would get a form letter back and the ones that were against vaping just said why they were against it and weren't changing their mindlessness. I had one congresswoman that was on our side for the right reasons, who I will definately vote for the other one just played the we have to save the children card.
Yeah, craziness abounds. Not that I condone teens vaping, but the facts are that teen smoking rates have dropped dramatically even though teen vaping rates are rising. So from a "think of the children" perspective, shouldn't they be happy?
