The exact same mod? Again?

[Andrew Pwedroni]

I have 3 Kanger DNA75 mods because they were under $25 a piece shipped. I have 8 of the evics. 4 were $2 a piece plus $5 shipping each. The other 4 were $14 a piece with shipping. The evics were full kits with tanks.

Plus too many Picos and a few other brands.....Never pass up a great deal

Ummm I never knew kanger made a dna mod? What's the name of it?

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[Letitia]

I just purchased another Therion, 166 this time. I'm fairly certain there will be a third one in the future.

 

[DPLongo22]

Ummm I never knew kanger made a DNA mod? What's the name of it?

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LMGTFY

 

[Eskie]

I just purchased another Therion, 166 this time. I'm fairly certain there will be a third one in the future.

Wait for the Therion 166C, which is rumored to be released before Xmas. That's what I'm sitting on my hands for right now.

 

[Letitia]

Wait for the Therion 166C, which is rumored to be released before Xmas. That's what I'm sitting on my hands for right now.

Here's the thing Eskie, I don't much care about the chip. I simply love the device. Eventually I'll find someone to help me get the most out of my Therion's, just in no hurry.

 

[Beamslider]

Ummm I never knew kanger made a DNA mod? What's the name of it?

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Kanger K1 Stabilized Wood DNA 75 BOX MOD

But the ones I have aren't stabilized wood, just black metal. Same device though

 

[Xavier_Ninnis]

Do any of you buy more than 2 pieces of the same gear?
I really like it but I have 2 already but I want a 3rd?

A spare is reasonable but, a spare for a spare?

 

[Ian McIntosh Cruickshank]

Do any of you buy more than 2 pieces of the same gear?
I really like it but I have 2 already but I want a 3rd?

A spare is reasonable but, a spare for a spare?

Yeah I have three vgod pro drip rdas two aromamizer pluses three kangertech subtanks two smok baby beast tanks two Kennedy 25s

 

[SuZamme]

I absolutely HAVE to have many so I can vape different flavors all day and night as the mod (mood) strikes. Plus, just when I think I have found absolutely most perfect vape, something else shiny and good catches my eye, imagination, and wallet.

 

[DavidOck]

Likewise. I typically have 12 going, all different flavors.

All the same topper, so maintenance and parts are simplified.

 

[williamclarkonet]

Do any of you buy more than 2 pieces of the same gear?
I really like it but I have 2 already but I want a 3rd?

A spare is reasonable but, a spare for a spare?

Im an RTA guy so if i find a tank i really like i buy a back-up of it usually the same color so i can interchange the parts. then i go on FT and buy loads of spare glass for it. for my mechs i usually buy clones so when i find one i really like i buy 2 for the same reasons so i can interchange the parts.

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

I just bought another Eleaf. This one's the Ikonn 220. Vaporbeast had it on sale but buying from there and getting it here is almost like buying from China.

 

[Letitia]

I just bought another Eleaf. This one's the Ikonn 220. Vaporbeast had it on sale but buying from there and getting it here is almost like buying from China.

Meg loves hers. She's had it since it released, maybe 4 months.

 

[Eskie]

Likewise. I typically have 12 going, all different flavors.

All the same topper, so maintenance and parts are simplified.

Do you use something like a sticker and bar code scanner to tell which juice is in which identical tank?

 

[DavidOck]

Uh, sort of...

Actually, a 3x5 card with tank "descriptions." While most of what I use are KF2Ls, they are in different finishes (stainless, gold, black, white, blue) and I use the center poly section in various colors (from FT, of course). So I have stainless with clear center, with blue center, with green center, etc. The tank description is in ink, the contents (flavor) in pencil that gets easily changed if I change the flavor.

Since I do have some blends that are very similar in flavor profile, yeah, essential! But I find my low tech way a lot easier than printing bar codes on stickers!

 

[DancingHeretik]

I typically have 12 going, all different flavors.

If it's not too much trouble, what are the 12 flavors? Or, do they vary too much to list?

 

[DavidOck]

All home brewed, and I generally "name them somewhat according to the flavors...

Honey Dragon Tea (Black Honey Tobacco, Dragonfruit and Green Tea)
Vanilla Tobacco
Blueberry-Pear
Chocolate 7 Leaves (tobacco)
Ambrosia
Sucker Punch
Forest Mix +
CPM (Chocolate, Peach, Mango)
Dragon Speach
Chocolate Cream Pie
Key Lime Pie
Oriental Guava (tobacco)
Peach Knickerbocker

oops, that's 13

 

[DancingHeretik]

That's a nice variety! I wish I had found that many that I liked. Guess I should get back to the drawing board.

 

[Eskie]

Uh, sort of...

Actually, a 3x5 card with tank "descriptions." While most of what I use are KF2Ls, they are in different finishes (stainless, gold, black, white, blue) and I use the center poly section in various colors (from FT, of course). So I have stainless with clear center, with blue center, with green center, etc. The tank description is in ink, the contents (flavor) in pencil that gets easily changed if I change the flavor.

Since I do have some blends that are very similar in flavor profile, yeah, essential! But I find my low tech way a lot easier than printing bar codes on stickers!

I use a spreadsheet for that as I can't read my own handwriting. It's saved me several times when I wasn't sure which unicorn bottle to reach for.

 

[DavidOck]

That's a nice variety! I wish I had found that many that I liked. Guess I should get back to the drawing board.

Really just a question of having a variety of flavors and trying different combos. Ime, most are at least vape-able in small batches, some earn a place on the "have some steeped" list, and the occasional drain scenter. If it's a new mix of flavors I "know" well, I'll make 30 mls, otherwise 10 or 15. (I try to keep my total flavor less than 15% of the mix - sometimes a challenge measuring for tiny batches!) And 4 or 5 that I always make larger batches of