My office associate's son's MIL is now on a ventilator with covid. So scary.
Yikes! So sorry to hear. I hope she pulls though!
thanks Fran. Lesson learned for sure. I am not good with math either and even trying to figure it out makes my head spin
Hi PJ and welcome back! I have two Asmodus mods--Colossal and Tribeaut. They are great mods, but I don't reach for them very often. The interface is fussy on the Colossal. I really like my Aegis Solo. I like it so much that I'm getting more. Ergonomically designed, very comfy to handle, simple, and do TC well, if that's of interest to you.
Good luck!
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I have two Solos and do like them. I also like the Colossal and don't have any issues with it at all. I love Asmodus mods but am realizing that they are not built for durability. The battery door magnets are a problem, at least for me. I like single battery mods myself but wanted to have at least one dual battery mod that was durable. I guess now I will have two. LOL
I missed this post yesterday and am sorry about that. I will take a look at the Kroma-R. It was just that after some research, I had decided that the Aegis mods have the durability I am looking for. I am not hard on mods but I suppose anything I use daily will get some wear and tear.
The reason the pg is higher in the first is because the flavoring you added to get up to 7% is pg based so by upping the flavor to 7% then you increased the pg percentage. If you dilute with pg and vg then it will also affect the nic level. If you aren't too concerned with the percentages being off a little then I'd just add 2% of pg or vg to the mix to dilute it but like I said it would lower the nic level. I keep a bottle of 70/30 15mg mixed on hand and would just add from that if it were me making the adjustment.
I have two of the kroma-r mods. They are nice but are only single battery. I've noticed on mine that even if I run them on VW high that I have to run them a couple watts higher than I would on other mods.
Upping the flavorings from 5% to 7% is a 40% increase. Wouldn't one need to add 40% more base (i.e., nic/VG/PG) to return to the 5% flavoring level?
GOOD Morning Mixers!
Can't wait for my Voopoo Drag S to be delivered. I should up my Lime sft to 7% so I can taste it before the new vape gets here.
Can't wait for my Voopoo Drag S to be delivered. I should up my Lime sft to 7% so I can taste it before the new vape gets here.
I'm not sure. If you were making a 10ml bottle then 1ml would be 10%. So when you increased the flavor by 2% then wouldn't you dilute the same way? The way I was thinking of it is if I added .2 ml of flavor then I would add .2ml of pg or vg. I am no expert at all on dilution. I very possibly could be totally wrong.I was just trying to help. I wish Joel was here. He was good at that.
I ran two sample recipes on elr. One at 5% and one at 7% flavor. The only difference on a 10ml bottle is a difference of .2 grams of pg.
My brother wants to get off of cigarettes, I have mixed him 6mg of nicotine, but didn't help. He smokes Marlboro lights about 15 a day. What nic strength should I mix?
So you are saying, make a 70% VG base of like 100mls, and then add my mix to that, treating my mix as flavorings? I get it. Good idea!!
Here's what I figure: Say you mix 10mls at 5% flavoring. The mix would contain .5ml flavoring and 9.5ml vg/pg/nic base. If you add 2% more flavoring, you end up with 10.2mls at 6.86% flavoring, assuming you calculated the flavoring based on your original 10ml mix. If you add 3.8mls of base, you end up with 14mls total, .7ml of which is flavoring, for a total flavor percentage of 5%.
Me, too. I sure hope he's okay.
Depends on the build, watts I guess.. but I'd guess at least double that without any more info
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