So is anyone concerned with failing displays?
Oh,yes,I forgot about the Spinner losses as well as a couple Buzz's I had.Three lifetime supply of rayon, the big box
Not that we're likely to be hamstrung on wick, but that was the smallest box I found locally, and was about $15 at that time. No big loss if I didn't like it, and never run out if I did. I didOf course, I've pif'd a bunch as well.
I have had a few Spinner types wear out, but those - and, imo, any with built-in batteries - are disposable anyway.
Have yet to have a regulated mod go south. Heck, even my antique SVD with the squishy button still works, although it doesn't see much use these days. (Actually, none of my tube mods do.) Cloupor Mini, at almost 7, still going strong. And I think my Ola X mods will last as long as any Provari, the way they're built and what they're built from. (Yeah, I know, heresy.)
Not overly concerned about display failure, although of course any electronic device can fail. But I think in most cases the fatality will come from drops. And not drops of juice, although those in the wrong places will surely bring problems, too.
These are for 3mm id coils, right? I might get some. So easy to use.I don’t know if anyone else likes the COTN wicks but I ordered some from FT and didn’t know that theirs was the same as everyone else is charging 4-5 dollars for.
$2.36 (Free Shipping) Cotton Wick for E-Cigarettes (20-Pack) (20-Pack) at m.FastTech.com
These are for 3mm id coils, right? I night get some. So easy to use.
I have 2. The displays are fine.I've read a lot of posts by people saying the displays on their Picos failed/are failing. Of course, I have seven of them (one regular and six Pico 75s).
I wish they made 'em for 2.5mm coils, too. 'Twould help this beginner out.Yes, that’s what I use them for.
You should be able to thin them by pulling some strands out.I wish they made 'em for 2.5mm coils, too. 'Twould help this beginner out.
Yeah, I know. I would lazily like something instant. Since I don't know what I'm doing yet, it's hard for me to judge how big a strip to cut, and reviewers' tips are often kind of vague. I'll learn.You should be able to thin them by pulling some strands out.
I don't even remember the first RBA I ever coiled and wicked but I think it was the Kanger Mini Subtank RBA.Yeah, I know. I would lazily like something instant. Since I don't know what I'm doing yet, it's hard for me to judge how big a strip to cut, and reviewers' tips are often kind of vague. I'll learn.
I'm very grateful that I miraculously wicked my first coil ever exactly right (well, not quite my first--I've thrown a couple of wicks into the Berserker but I only use that for testing flavors, so it never gets a good workout). The next two were not as successful, so it was nice that my confidence got a boost right off the bat.
When I first started vaping I was a duel user for a short time.9 years ago today I had my last cigarette.
That’s awesome!!!When I first started vaping I was a duel user for a short time.9 years ago today I had my last cigarette.
If you watch Daniel DJLSB Vapes he always usually measure the cotton pads & lets you know the width he uses along with coil id.Yeah, I know. I would lazily like something instant. Since I don't know what I'm doing yet, it's hard for me to judge how big a strip to cut, and reviewers' tips are often kind of vague. I'll learn.
I'm very grateful that I miraculously wicked my first coil ever exactly right (well, not quite my first--I've thrown a couple of wicks into the Berserker but I only use that for testing flavors, so it never gets a good workout). The next two were not as successful, so it was nice that my confidence got a boost right off the bat.
I don't even remember the first RBA I ever coiled and wicked but I think it was the Kanger Mini Subtank RBA.
When I first started vaping I was a duel user for a short time.9 years ago today I had my last cigarette.