I have only one "cheap" Mech Squonker but i don't really like - use it... !With an rda on a squonker you don't have to drip every single moment or after every hit.
Probably i will give it a try later down the road... !
I have only one "cheap" Mech Squonker but i don't really like - use it... !With an rda on a squonker you don't have to drip every single moment or after every hit.
No mechs here and never will be.I have only one "cheap" Mech Squonker but i don't really like - use it... !
Probably i will give it a try later down the road... !
This is true.Yeah, there is no problem... !
Everyone has his/her own style of vaping... and on what likes the most... !
No mechs here and never will be.
You are not as old as me.I have a couple of mechs in my stash for the day when all of my many mods fail and can no longer buy more.
I'm usually more like 10w-12wOn 15-17.5Ws im pretty good with 18650 batteries on a single mod, and usually i don't let them drain very low, only if im really busy and i forgot about it... !
Even better... !I'm usually more like 10w-12w
... and 3 years later... you will be "tree-teen" ... !? L☻L !if i woulda been born one day later, on february 29th, i'd only be 16 years old
although i've never truly grown-up, and refuse to . . . so there's that............
LOLz
You can ignore that. I put a battery in it...LOL. It's a neat mod and it will take a big battery too.Charging a Foxy.
Nope: "recommended daily traffic accident." It's from the darkest timeline.RDTA = recommended daily traffic allowance?
That never worked for me. With multiple setups it's too hard to tell how long a battery is lasting, without keeping extra records like puff counters.
Couple of years ago I got a cheapo battery tester. I wouldn't really trust the accuracy of the capacity measurement. But what I found that I did trust was that by the 2 year mark the measured capacity went down by around half. Since then I just chuck them after 2 years.
The way I handle batteries is when I take one out of a mod I charge the old one then put it on the back of the rack, and take the one at the front of the rack to replace it. That means that the batteries sit in the rack at full charge waiting for their turn. They say sitting at full charge isn't good for batteries but it's the easiest way I've found to do it.
No mechs here and never will be.
Remedial Chaos Theory.Nope: "recommended daily traffic accident." It's from the darkest timeline.