If you are vaping at 6volts, the BE112 SR's are outstanding. Some minor airflow issues as they age, but they clean up nicely and come right back to "new" performance after a Vodka bath and blowout. No dry burning required. I am bummed that Drew doesn't carry them, but he has some HR 801's that rock at 6v and I'm waiting to get my hands on one the higher Ohm MAP's still too.
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If you are vaping at 6volts, the BE112 SR's are outstanding. Some minor airflow issues as they age, but they clean up nicely and come right back to "new" performance after a Vodka bath and blowout. No dry burning required. I am bummed that Drew doesn't carry them, but he has some HR 801's that rock at 6v and I'm waiting to get my hands on one the higher Ohm MAP's still too.
Speaking of BE112's....I found my 801 adapter in my vape stuff this a.m. after an evening of frustration last night. I was stuck using 510's and 808's until the elusive 801 adapter turned up, stuck inside of a open 510 carto end! So having the adapter has made my biz trip a little better as I have now gotten to play with my new BE112's and a few other 801's that I brought. First time I've ever used a BE112 and I have to say, it seems to have really good flavor. Not a ton of TH, but lots of vapor and flavor. Of course, if I crank the watts up into the high 8's, it starts to get warmer, but not like a 510 or 808 would be at that range.
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Good to know! Thanks, Vapin'. Wonder about that airflow thing as they age...is that because the bridge is gunked up?
Oh good! I was waiting for you to weigh in on the BE112. So, how far open did you crank the adapter?
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Way to save lungs worldwide, Ski!
I've always said that L2S is a great humanitarian. Well actually, I've never said that. But I am going to start saying that as of now.
I was worried about the liquid so this is good to know. Thanks, nbourbaki. I pack like I'm going to the moon - ebook, iPod, ecig, a couple of laptops...and the people in line are not smiling at me as I load up tray after tray and then fumble to contain all at the end. I'm so annoying they usually just want to get rid of me but there's sometimes an eagle eye who thinks, 'she's too awkward not to be suspicious'
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If you look at the bottom of the BE112's you'll figure out the airflow thing pronto. The holes are just tiny compared to the 801's, 901's, 510's. Clogs faster if you overdrip and builds up more quickly if you don't soak them every day or two.
The airport thing is what you make of it...if you act like your PV is a bomb, then TSA senses you are nervous. If you act matter of fact, they are at ease. The Darwin is easy. The thing looks so high tech, they easily accept it. Bottom feeders or anything with big batteries seem to make them nervous, I find. One TSA saw my iphone and the Darwin in the basket and started calling it my iCig!
Vapin, I am only using 2-3 drops and it's dripping from the holes, is that normal for them?
Edit: I mean I am used to vent holes weeping but this seems like alot for not overdripping
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Okay, I'll look out for that. Thanks for that heads up.
Leaking like 901s leak? I've gotta get a look at these things, I think.
It was worse than 901 leak SK! It started making me nervous. It's not like I have a drip shield with me. I am using double adapters to keep it away from the arm. Turns out, I was overdripping. These things are very frugal on juice. Now I have it down. Less is more.
BE112's were difficult to get adjusted to for me, but with the juice I use, I take a new atty, add 2 drops, wait 15 seconds, add 2 drops, wait 15 seconds, add 1 drop, wait 15 seconds, and then vape...if not vaping good, add 1 more drop, vape again, if still not good, add 1 more drop,,,vape again....when vape is good, add only 2 drops when the vapor/flavor drops off....BE112's seem to want a balanced diet of juice (not to little and not too much).....when you get the balance right, you will know it....
This is what worked for me, hopefully it may work for you.....
OH, by the way, BE112's have more wicking than 510's thus hold more juice......
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And when you get the balance, the 112 does not leak or seep either........a plus IMO....
That's good news. What kind of juice do you use retird - more vg or pg?
Noway man. They just don't leak on me. Four or five drops and they flood... but they don't leak. Not ever. That's why I tried them at first. I was sick of 901's soaking me. Do you have a different one that you can try? These are not an airy hit. Ventilation is tight on them. What you're describing is the opposite of what I get every single time.
Yes, that usually for the BE112, been using them since I start vaping. You have to be careful with how much you drip. Although I still like the BE112's but for almost leakage proof Go as I said before with HV/LR 801 IKENVAPE, leakage is a rarity.
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Vaping a BE112 SR at 6volts on my Prodigy 3 right now. Rocking the KBV OMG and the BE112 gives these subtle flavors the best possible cool, long, flavorful vape. The LR stuff just doesn't do it with flavors that site out there on the perimeter and have you wondering WTF is that taste. I can't wait to have a built in wattage controller to look after me. Postman better be able to run or I might just give him a big kiss when he delivers my Darwin next week.
And guess what I did! I bought a couple of the 801 IKV LR/HV attys, have an 801 adapter...but no DT! And, no, I hate the plastic whistle top cap that comes on it, tried, not worth it. Should gave one coming in a few days, so for now...
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