So I came across something...

[Jonathan Thomas]

I don't think you're trying to stir things up, and it's cool to bring up stuff like this.

But hey... It wasn't that long ago that vaping on a coil with a resistance blow 1.0 Ohms was considered insane. And no one with any sense needed more that 15 Watts! Variable wattage? Just a fad.

Haha I remember those days I was still using a nautilus tank

 

[Jonathan Thomas]

With new, comes the possibility of exiting awesomeness, and the worry of potential problems.

And yet, amazingly, despite all the early pioneers, people here are celebrating amazingly lengthy vapeversaries.

It's pretty remarkable if you consider it. I feel happy vaping was there for me when I needed it, and in a state that there is tons of great older stuff, tons of fun new stuff, and the occasional "worry-fret." I mean, that's life

I remember FREAKING out about TC when I got here.... And yet I still vape VW on occasion and am breathing easily... after an hour of a half of yoga (WITH vape breaks). LOL.

Anna

Lol yep I was skeptical of using any other wire than Kanthal when I first started building I eventually tried nickel then titanium then settled with stainless steel and I use it in both TC and VW modes no issues with either

 

[Doctorvapes]

Hmm, I was interested in this awhile back because I was feeling lazy about coil building..

Don't think I'll be getting it...

 

[retired1]

A couple of years ago, there was a Chinese company who brought out a ceramic coil that turned out to be half way decent. Another Chinese company, unable to reproduce the first company's success, started trolling the various vaping forums with dire warnings about how dangerous the successful coils were because they were ceramic. Until there is verified testing from reputable labs, putting one's faith in a FUD post from another site would be a huge disservice to any company trying to be innovative.