I was told by one of the early Hangsen vendors to calculate them as a 50/50 Pg/Vg mix. I've done that for a couple of years now and have been satisfied with the results.
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I was told by one of the early Hangsen vendors to calculate them as a 50/50 Pg/Vg mix. I've done that for a couple of years now and have been satisfied with the results.
There in a 100% PG based suspension and can be used in a 75PG/25VG, 50/50, 75VG/25PG mixture or any other combination. It's all personal preference.
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SO turns out the peach concentrate is super strong. Right now I have two recipes with it in them. One is Golden Tree 5% Juciy Peach 4% and it is really fruity. The other is 5% No 5 4% deluxe 3% juicy peach and 1% AP. Still really peachy but i can pick up some tobacco notes. I will try to pear the peach down a little bit next time. anyone else have any success with a peach tobacco?
The only reason i wanted to know is so that I can get an accurate overall pg/vg ratio. I like 50/50 so the percentage of the concentrate would affect the outcome. Thanks danny. I have been working it based on them being 100% pg based so I will continue that way.
No I haven't tried it but you probably want to go 1/4 of the base tobaccos. Try ds 6% with peach at 1.5%. Or for me it would be ds @ 3.5% & peach at .9%.
Your going to need that to steep out at least a week or more.
I still think you making the common mistake coming from other brands, thinking you have to make a complex recipie. Its pretty simple just take the complete hs flavor type and mix it at your setups strength needs. 5-7 standard setups, 3-5 for high power or high flavor setups.
It helps for you to see how each tastes and how much it needs to produce the flavor you want. Then its easier to mix them for a desired combination.
That's easy if you use a calculator such as the e-juicemeup just plug it in as 100% PG.
5% peach seems to be a bit to much but with the tobacco mixes you need to let them steep. Steeping brings out the tobacco taste. I would not adjust until you've steeped. Read my blog on steeping for ways to speed this process up. If the peach is still over powering I would back off on it to like 2% and then work up after it steeps. You only want the peach to be an accent but the amount you used is approching the amount you would use as a primary base flavor.
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Since I had too much time on my hand, I started reading the fine print on those tiny pre-made samples from BuyHangsen. They all say tiny amounts of nuts might be present - even in fruits. I already know nearly 80% of their tobaccos contain nuts (or AP), whether you like it or not; but fruits? Is that a fetish and/or fascination? I think I will go back to FA where I have the freedom of choice.
Danny has a good one! It takes AP and chocolate, ask him or most probably he will chime in with it.
that seems to be true, they are more thick than other concentrates.
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No.5 is not a sweet flavoring it's a nutty flavoring. You can try to add a little sweetener or turn it into an RY4 but that's not really the tobacco for sweetness.
I gave some advice as to what you can do with it in this particular post.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/440440-hangsen-thread-314.html#post15077034
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Ok so buyhangsen.com went belly up, and other places I've purchased Highway flavoring have stopped carrying it. I've bought the last of the stock at buyhangsen- but after that batch I'm OUT!
Is No.5 at RTS Vapes the same flavor? Anyone else know where to buy Highway flavoring?
Is No.5 at RTS Vapes the same flavor? Anyone else know where to buy Highway flavoring?
I actually prefer NO.5 over highway and they are very similure. It's makes a very good substitute to highway. But If you want highway then you can likely get it at RTS. If there out of stock they usually replenish pretty quickly.
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