Morning shinies 
Got my p26a's yesterday, so I've been charging them up this morning. And my labeller's AAAs are in the PO box.
A positive start to the day, and now I'm flat out
Got my p26a's yesterday, so I've been charging them up this morning. And my labeller's AAAs are in the PO box.
A positive start to the day, and now I'm flat out
Oh, it's real. It stacks up to my 2 favorite bottom air atty's flavor wiseheard the Cabeo raved about, so had to see if the hype is real
The bad is you need to completely disassemble it to wash out the tank. My clone did not come with the 2.5mm hex key required to unthread the 510 pin. I normally do a dry burn with just a refill, but will need to do that disassembly juggle. Is it worth it for this Cabeo? Yes, yes it is.
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Thanks man, taking that DNA LV set I told you about out of the cart now, and opting for the one you got.
I went back and forth on whether to buy the dna set or not for months then saw this one. I still have the generic looking mod that Evolv put the dna100c in for beta testing. I wonder if I could take the board out of the aluminum case and put it in the Thelema? I already had a Thelema DNA250C when they came out with the box set which I would have bought if I hadn't already spent almost that much on just the mod.
I really liked how small that one is for a dual. I still run the 120 and like that I can do the fast charging with it since I got the fast charger that Geekvape put out.
I second that. I'll go as far to say, its my all time favourite tank...no doubt. It wicks the best, has the smoothest airflow and the best flavor....ah and it takes 5ml of juiceOh, it's real. It stacks up to my 2 favorite bottom air atty's flavor wise
Yeah its a bit of a schlep to rewick, but it is what it is...and the flavor more than make up for it.
Big plus in my book, is according to feedback from people that owns the original...the clone is on par with it.
One thing I don't like doing is choking the air inlets on top. I rather find my ideal air hole size on the coil (I bought a few extra sets from FT and drilled the holes open to experiment) and run it fully open on the top. Makes for a smoother vape.
But hey that's just me
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I got my hell vape r kit with the 95 coils and cottons and I kind of botched it but it's working I had to jimmy it a bit it doesn't have the best connection system it reminds me kind of of the profile unity but not as bad. But overall it's good It's a mesh coil That's what it tastes like a good mesh sub coil.
Anyhow it had a label over the FT label that had the appearance that it was shipped from somewhere in California when it was not so that's interesting. Or at least that's what it looks like to me that it was actually sent to somewhere in California and then relabeled and then shipped to me.
Anyhow it had a label over the FT label that had the appearance that it was shipped from somewhere in California when it was not so that's interesting. Or at least that's what it looks like to me that it was actually sent to somewhere in California and then relabeled and then shipped to me.
Pay close attention to the cotton on the bottom left of the opening. Make sure there isn’t a gap there or it will leak.
When I took a pic of @bigbob2322's mower, I also took pics inside one of the chicken sheds. So if anyone's curious how our setup looks like, look below.
Warning: These pics contain copious amounts of chicken crap!
The shed (1 of 8):
I've posted this one before. The kale paddock is on the right. The sizing is 3m along the front, and 6m long. The green bin is their fave place, as it holds their food.
Size wise - this is around 2m in length.They all jump upon here to lay their eggs, which roll down to the left. These are the last 3 stragglers - at 9am this area is absolutely chockablock full of hens.
This where I collect from. It's completely closed off from the hens by wire netting and those green screens.
I took this pic around noon, after I'd collected the bulk of the eggs earlier and it was full of eggs then. So again, this is just the stragglers.
The rows of wood at the end are the perches where the 200 chickens in this shed sleep.
And you haven't heard noisy, until you've walked into a shed of 200 chickens all trying to lay an egg - and crowing about it when they are done!
Warning: These pics contain copious amounts of chicken crap!
The shed (1 of 8):
I've posted this one before. The kale paddock is on the right. The sizing is 3m along the front, and 6m long. The green bin is their fave place, as it holds their food.
Size wise - this is around 2m in length.They all jump upon here to lay their eggs, which roll down to the left. These are the last 3 stragglers - at 9am this area is absolutely chockablock full of hens.
This where I collect from. It's completely closed off from the hens by wire netting and those green screens.
I took this pic around noon, after I'd collected the bulk of the eggs earlier and it was full of eggs then. So again, this is just the stragglers.
The rows of wood at the end are the perches where the 200 chickens in this shed sleep.
And you haven't heard noisy, until you've walked into a shed of 200 chickens all trying to lay an egg - and crowing about it when they are done!
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