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I’ve toyed with different PG/VG ratios while using the same flavour’s at the same flavour percentages. From 50/50 up to say 75% VG I didn’t really detect a difference. Beyond 75% I felt the flavour starts to diminish. BUT, that could very well be due to my palate and as always, YMMV.

Do believe what we eat or drink can have an effect on how we taste our vape. Drink a bottle of whisky and everything tastes great!! (joking but true!).

tanks, wick and coils will also have an effect. Mod’s, if the device is accurate with it’s output it should not have an effect on the quality of the vape. But if the device is suffering from deficiencies, such as not hitting it’s target wattage or has a poor output signal, then that could be perceived as a poor quality vape.


@*RJ* - is that your kitty in your profile picture? She looks adorable – love the white scarf and mittens. Would love to see more pictures of her. Zelda is currently practicing social distancing – she is hiding in one of her secret lairs doing what cats do best, sleeping!
I want to be a cat in my next life. I could really get into eating/sleeping/being petted all the time.

That was Amber's first picture in my profile picture. She was a stray that showed up at my doorstep. She hit the cat jackpot as I love cats and I spoil them rotten. She was skinny and scared and a little sick with a respiratory illness in that picture as I took that picture a couple of days after I found her. She is now fat and lazy. And almost 5 years older. I have no idea how old she is but I figure she is getting on up there in age. She's looking her age. I'll try to get some pics of her when she doesn't look like grumpy cat.
 

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    I want to be a cat in my next life. I could really get into eating/sleeping/being petted all the time.

    That was Amber's first picture in my profile picture. She was a stray that showed up at my doorstep. She hit the cat jackpot as I love cats and I spoil them rotten. She was skinny and scared and a little sick with a respiratory illness in that picture as I took that picture a couple of days after I found her. She is now fat and lazy. And almost 5 years older. I have no idea how old she is but I figure she is getting on up there in age. She's looking her age. I'll try to get some pics of her when she doesn't look like grumpy cat.
    I think grumpy cat is cute. :)
     

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    All I'm getting is the thoughts of creamy chocolate. Really not coming up with much for a creamy chocolate. Think I'll bench that idea for now.
    I'm waiting for my chocoNET extracts. These bottled chocolates are just not getting it done for me.
     

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    I want to be a cat in my next life. I could really get into eating/sleeping/being petted all the time.

    That was Amber's first picture in my profile picture. She was a stray that showed up at my doorstep. She hit the cat jackpot as I love cats and I spoil them rotten. She was skinny and scared and a little sick with a respiratory illness in that picture as I took that picture a couple of days after I found her. She is now fat and lazy. And almost 5 years older. I have no idea how old she is but I figure she is getting on up there in age. She's looking her age. I'll try to get some pics of her when she doesn't look like grumpy cat.
    Love hearing about animal rescues. Zelda was also a rescue from the local shelter. She wasn’t my first pick, had my eye on this handsome Russian Blue who had eyes like blue gem stones. But Zelda was the first I was introduced to. She climbed up my chest, buried her head into my shoulder and just started to purrrrr! There is not a force on this planet that could have resisted that amount of cuteness! 6 years later and 6x larger, she still loves to bury her head into my shoulder and purrrr! She just turned 40 (cat years) earlier this month. Made her a nice roasted chicken dinner. She is more than spoiled, she’s a princess!
     

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    Love hearing about animal rescues. Zelda was also a rescue from the local shelter. She wasn’t my first pick, had my eye on this hansom Russian Blue who had eyes like blue gem stones. But Zelda was the first I was introduced to. She climbed up my chest, buried her head into my shoulder and just started to purrrrr! There is not a force on this planet that could have resisted that amount of cuteness! 6 years later and 6x larger, she still loves to bury her head into my shoulder and purrrr! She just turned 40 (cat years) earlier this month. Made her a nice roasted chicken dinner. She is more than spoiled, she’s a princess!
    I love happy kitty stories:wub:
     

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    I’ve toyed with different PG/VG ratios while using the same flavour’s at the same flavour percentages. From 50/50 up to say 75% VG I didn’t really detect a difference. Beyond 75% I felt the flavour starts to diminish. BUT, that could very well be due to my palate and as always, YMMV.

    Do believe what we eat or drink can have an effect on how we taste our vape. Drink a bottle of whisky and everything tastes great!! (joking but true!).

    Tanks, wick and coils will also have an effect. Mod’s, if the device is accurate with it’s output it should not have an effect on the quality of the vape. But if the device is suffering from deficiencies, such as not hitting it’s target wattage or has a poor output signal, then that could be perceived as a poor quality vape.


    @*RJ* - is that your kitty in your profile picture? She looks adorable – love the white scarf and mittens. Would love to see more pictures of her. Zelda is currently practicing social distancing – she is hiding in one of her secret lairs doing what cats do best, sleeping!

    I've definitely noticed the difference in flavor between different mods. I don't know all of the exact words to describe it but different mods can have different types of dc output and that can affect how it vapes and the flavor production. The worst I've experienced was recently I bought a smok mag 225 that I thought I just had to have. I put fresh batteries in it and took the tank off my obs cube x and put on the smok. I was running the cube at 19 watts and had to turn the smok up to 35 watts to get anything close to a similar experience.
     

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    I've definitely noticed the difference in flavor between different mods. I don't know all of the exact words to describe it but different mods can have different types of dc output and that can affect how it vapes and the flavor production. The worst I've experienced was recently I bought a smok mag 225 that I thought I just had to have. I put fresh batteries in it and took the tank off my obs cube x and put on the smok. I was running the cube at 19 watts and had to turn the smok up to 35 watts to get anything close to a similar experience.
    That goes right over my head because when I put a tank on a mod it usually stays with the mod. Guess I'm boring....LOL.
     

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    I've definitely noticed the difference in flavor between different mods. I don't know all of the exact words to describe it but different mods can have different types of dc output and that can affect how it vapes and the flavor production. The worst I've experienced was recently I bought a smok mag 225 that I thought I just had to have. I put fresh batteries in it and took the tank off my obs cube x and put on the smok. I was running the cube at 19 watts and had to turn the smok up to 35 watts to get anything close to a similar experience.

    No doubt. Technically the DC output should be the same, unless the device employs a PWM/PFM way of regulating. But even then, if it was properly implemented it should be unnoticeable. Unfortunately many devices suffer from poor implementations, either by not hitting their target wattage, or just a real bad DC output (the later would look like a wavy line on a oscilloscope).

    One of my devices suffers from a poor output – you can actually hear it pulsing and this can be detected by the quality of the vape.
     

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    No doubt. Technically the DC output should be the same, unless the device employs a PWM/PFM way of regulating. But even then, if it was properly implemented it should be unnoticeable. Unfortunately many devices suffer from poor implementations, either by not hitting their target wattage, or just a real bad DC output (the later would look like a wavy line on a oscilloscope).

    One of my devices suffers from a poor output – you can actually hear it pulsing and this can be detected by the quality of the vape.

    I don't remember which one it was but I had a mod like that where I could hear it pulsing. I do enough work troubleshooting at work and don't want to fiddle with looking at waveforms on my pv's. Needless to say, I put the smok in the stash box for a more desperate time.
     

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    Midweek morning, mixers ;)

    Looks like a town run for us today, just odds and ends. Although with us, that's often mostly odd :lol: We'll be masked and gloved, of course!

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    Midweek morning, mixers ;)

    Looks like a town run for us today, just odds and ends. Although with us, that's often mostly odd :lol: We'll be masked and gloved, of course!

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    It's a good idea in these times.
     

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    I want to be a cat in my next life. I could really get into eating/sleeping/being petted all the time.

    That was Amber's first picture in my profile picture. She was a stray that showed up at my doorstep. She hit the cat jackpot as I love cats and I spoil them rotten. She was skinny and scared and a little sick with a respiratory illness in that picture as I took that picture a couple of days after I found her. She is now fat and lazy. And almost 5 years older. I have no idea how old she is but I figure she is getting on up there in age. She's looking her age. I'll try to get some pics of her when she doesn't look like grumpy cat.
    Love hearing about animal rescues. Zelda was also a rescue from the local shelter. She wasn’t my first pick, had my eye on this handsome Russian Blue who had eyes like blue gem stones. But Zelda was the first I was introduced to. She climbed up my chest, buried her head into my shoulder and just started to purrrrr! There is not a force on this planet that could have resisted that amount of cuteness! 6 years later and 6x larger, she still loves to bury her head into my shoulder and purrrr! She just turned 40 (cat years) earlier this month. Made her a nice roasted chicken dinner. She is more than spoiled, she’s a princess!

    We have a little mini zoo in our home. Everyone knows of the turtles of course, 3 different species-17 all together. We have a 2 car garage but it's off limits to vehicles. Three years ago we rescued a kitten in our front yard. I was leaving for work one morning and it was pouring rain. As I opened the garage I could hear a faint meow.

    Under the palm tree sat this little ball of fur, that was extremely friendly. It could not walk and at first I thought both of it's rear legs were broken. I figured someone threw it out of a car or something, but that might be my lack of faith in humanity I tend to believe from time to time.

    My wife took him inside and called work telling them she would not be in because she wanted to rush the cat to the vet. The vet said both legs were not broken, that it was infection. He put the cat on antibiotics and of course he also fell in love with the cat. The techs there wanted to keep it as an office cat..... the cat has this way of making you fall in love with it. Anywho-- have not shared the name yet because my 8 year old came home from school that afternoon and the name she chose seemed to be the winner. The cat answered to it immediately and always comes running when you call it's name.

    I wanted something cool, like Casper... My wife wanted something original, like Boots. I complained that I have seen about 20 cats in my lifetime named Boots. Our 8 year old came up with this silly name and like I mentioned, the cat just took to it immediately.

    So, without further explanation I give you--- Poofie Bear:
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    FranC

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    We have a little mini zoo in our home. Everyone knows of the turtles of course, 3 different species-17 all together. We have a 2 car garage but it's off limits to vehicles. Three years ago we rescued a kitten in our front yard. I was leaving for work one morning and it was pouring rain. As I opened the garage I could hear a faint meow.

    Under the palm tree sat this little ball of fur, that was extremely friendly. It could not walk and at first I thought both of it's rear legs were broken. I figured someone threw it out of a car or something, but that might be my lack of faith in humanity I tend to believe from time to time.

    My wife took him inside and called work telling them she would not be in because she wanted to rush the cat to the vet. The vet said both legs were not broken, that it was infection. He put the cat on antibiotics and of course he also fell in love with the cat. The techs there wanted to keep it as an office cat..... the cat has this way of making you fall in love with it. Anywho-- have not shared the name yet because my 8 year old came home from school that afternoon and the name she chose seemed to be the winner. The cat answered to it immediately and always comes running when you call it's name.

    I wanted something cool, like Casper... My wife wanted something original, like Boots. I complained that I have seen about 20 cats in my lifetime named Boots. Our 8 year old came up with this silly name and like I mentioned, the cat just took to it immediately.

    So, without further explanation I give you--- Poofie Bear:
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    Somehow that seems a fitting name:wub:
     

    Punk In Drublic

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    @Skeebo – tell your child that Poofie Bear is an awesome name!!

    Zelda was named after Robin Williams daughter. I choose that name not only to pay homage to the great actor, but also due to a very good friend of mine who was almost identical in character (and even appearance) to Williams, also suffered from depression and took his own life many years prior. When Robin Williams passed away, it brought back many memories of my good friend and I just felt rescuing a cat was the right thing to do.

    But on the topic of cat names. I gave away my previous cat to a good friend when I moved to New York to assist with 9/11 relief. He was also a stray that showed up on my door step. Tiny male tabby. I called him CLiFF - spelled exactly as such. CLiFF stands for Cute Little Furry F***er!
     

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    I found that FW yogurt is good. I need to try my mix with TFA Greek Yogurt to make sure it's not offensive to me. I don't want to mix anything else with it without knowing.
    Did you use the 12% that was in original recipe?
     

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