Good Mornin' Folks,
First, I'm
way late to the party, but... HAPPY BIRTHDAY IFFY!
brrrrrr... It's 12 deg. under my carport!... and that's on a digital remote therm. inside a box.. the open air one outside the kitchen window says 8!

That's
cold to this ol' Georgia boy, ya'll!
OT:
MikeE3, your 13"+ PV looks like my Vamo "feels" to me in '650 mode w/ a Puritank on it! Too long!... I gotta stock up on '350s.
Myranny, glad you got your KFL figured out... there's a lot of buzz about the KFL+/91% clones lately, it's all over ECF. I'll probably get one eventually, play with it awhile, give up, and then it can join the AGA T2 and RSST in my vapocalypse box.
On a positive note (for vaping in general): I heard an ad on the radio this morning for Madvapes - on a
nationally syndicated morning show!!! where many of their commercials are read "live" by one host, the other host comments, and a "conversation" ensues. They talked "live" about Madvapes' good products and C.S., but also about how good e-cigs are in general. They stopped short of actually
saying e-cigs could be used to quit smoking, but they danced all around it. Sounds like MV is going to be a regular sponsor... hopefully so. Goooo Madvapes!
To users of "big-batt" mods, "Y'all be careful out there."
I had an 18650 (almost?) go into "run-away" mode this weekend!
Luckily, I was in the laundry room (aka my vape lab), just a step away from an outside door. I had a towel spread out on the dryer, changing batts and filling toppers. Took a '350 out of the Magneto, screwed out the inner tube, put in a fresh '650, and screwed the top back on with an Evod/510 adapter still attached. Before I could even put it down, it got really HOT, really fast. I unscrewed the top, dumped the HOT batt. out, and took a step back. A few seconds later, I heard a "snap" and "sizzle" from the batt. so I grabbed it with a towel, stepped outside and threw it on the ground. It never burned or "exploded", but over 5 minutes later it was still too hot to handle, and the temp. was in the 30's that day, so I left it alone for another 1/2 hour.
I don't blame this on the battery, somehow the mod must have "dead shorted" it. I guess the fact that it didn't even swell up is a testament to the design safety and quality of construction of the Sony 10A (SE US18650V3, green one). But this one's now at 1.53v, so it's toast.
I don't know for sure if this was my fault or not, but I do know one thing:
I'll never again re-assemble a mech mod with a topper still attached!