Snails - Response on Threads Part 7
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G'mornin, snails!
Typical Monday...
Bought my favorite doughnuts this weekend. I was all, "can't forget to bring my doughnut to work!!!"
Awesomely remembered to bring doughnut to work...
Totally forgot cell phone.
Typical Monday...
Bought my favorite doughnuts this weekend. I was all, "can't forget to bring my doughnut to work!!!"
Awesomely remembered to bring doughnut to work...
Totally forgot cell phone.
tc is most advanced and provides the best coil-temp control and that's probably the most important thing as we learn more about what "nasties" are produced by PVs.
That said, I don't TC yet.
I don't have any problem with "sub ohm" itself, it's the sub-ohm on unregulated mech mods that worries me from a safety standpoint and from a "produces nasties" standpoint so I don't do that. But some coils for the sub-tank are .5 ohms. I just use proper watts and try not to overheat the coil. Just use the lowest workable wattage for any given coil...start low and dial up until it works well...and quit dialing up. Make sure the coil wicks well.
Good morning snails. Happy pi day.
That said, I don't TC yet.
I don't have any problem with "sub ohm" itself, it's the sub-ohm on unregulated mech mods that worries me from a safety standpoint and from a "produces nasties" standpoint so I don't do that. But some coils for the sub-tank are .5 ohms. I just use proper watts and try not to overheat the coil. Just use the lowest workable wattage for any given coil...start low and dial up until it works well...and quit dialing up. Make sure the coil wicks well.
Good morning snails.
Happy pi day.
Good morning MadOG'mornin, snails!
Typical Monday...
Bought my favorite doughnuts this weekend. I was all, "can't forget to bring my doughnut to work!!!"
Awesomely remembered to bring doughnut to work...
Totally forgot cell phone.
Oh dear, can't imagine life without a cell phone
(never owned one
)
Good morning Attytc is most advanced and provides the best coil-temp control and that's probably the most important thing as we learn more about what "nasties" are produced by PVs.
That said, I don't TC yet.
I don't have any problem with "sub ohm" itself, it's the sub-ohm on unregulated mech mods that worries me from a safety standpoint and from a "produces nasties" standpoint so I don't do that. But some coils for the sub-tank are .5 ohms. I just use proper watts and try not to overheat the coil. Just use the lowest workable wattage for any given coil...start low and dial up until it works well...and quit dialing up. Make sure the coil wicks well.
Good morning snails.
morning, mad and atty!
@ bear - if you are set on getting a new mod you should be able to venture into tc and sub-ohm if you so desire
most of what's on the market now has those capabilities!
@ bear - if you are set on getting a new mod you should be able to venture into tc and sub-ohm if you so desire
most of what's on the market now has those capabilities!
So... we are still learning after how many years now???
I never did mention what the cardiologist said when I asked about "e-Cigs".
He quite directly proclaimed they do produce carcinogens. He was also quick to mention
that the level is "significantly lower" than cigarettes. And if "had to keep smoking", use
the e-Cig.
Since I really have NOT been keeping up with all the latest news on vaping, I didn't jump
on the "they do" proclamation.
@ bear - if you are set on getting a new mod you should be able to venture into tc and sub-ohm if you so desire
most of what's on the market now has those capabilities!
But my question still stands...
...I smoke (and vape) "mouth-to... well, mouth". I realize some does make it down to the
lungs, but I do not gulp it down like some folks... and exhale smoke for the next 5 breaths.
Does that style of vaping mean I should stay away from sub-ohm if my desired end result is
to be a satisfied vape-ONLY person?
i have no idea, bear! i do know that the airflow control present on most tanks now allows you to dial into your preferred vaping style. since i have not tried a sub-ohm coil i'm not sure if that holds true.
i have seen it posted though that sub-ohm is the way to go for mtl. and while that is my vaping style i have not been tempted to try
i have seen it posted though that sub-ohm is the way to go for mtl. and while that is my vaping style i have not been tempted to try
My mini sub coils are sub-ohm (.5) but I don't vape them any different. No lung hits.
Good morning Snails
Bear you might like a nautilus mini with a steel tank on your i stick,if you get one make sure it's not a clone
Hubs first job was a pressure check on a truck radiator. Radiator was fine.Just half empty.Don't people ever check and add water when needed?
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