Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Weeeeellll, I hear there's a really good dripper available ... it's called an Achilles (or something
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Well thanks to @Shawn Hoefer he said the tron tank takes ego coils so presume it'll take the cl coils, I will do the rba on one of my good days but want some factory coils as well just in case
I made a list.
Weeeeellll, I hear there's a really good dripper available ... it's called an Achilles (or something
LOL!!!!!!! I think I heard that TOO!!!!!!
I just found out today the there is a secret modification that must be performed to the CLR coil for it to work in the eGrip OLED CL (and VT)
Just got signed up for FREE County Library "Stuff" which includes audio-books, current magazines/newspapers, music, movies (only 8 a month - then vanish) that are even downloadable to watch/read on ComputerTablet/Phones too (really like being able to see SciFi when out and about enjoying weather) . . .
BTW: Some additional sites Ya' might want to check out . . .
The BEST:
Project Gutenberg
PENN University (there should be more Universities libraries available too) :
The Online Books Page
Audiobooks:
Free Audio Books
LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks
Rent Audio Books on CD. Unlimited. Free trial | Simply Audiobooks
Hmmm, I think I've heard of that oneWeeeeellll, I hear there's a really good dripper available ... it's called an Achilles (or something
I rebuild all my apsire BVC coils (little and nautilus) but I use horizontal coils with rayon wick. I havent bought a coil in ages
Weeeeellll, I hear there's a really good dripper available ... it's called an Achilles (or something
where can you get one. 
Then you'd like the Open Library. Lots of classics.
Project Gutemburg is an all volunteer organization and I proofread books for them…been doing it for almost three years!Just got signed up for FREE County Library "Stuff" which includes audio-books, current magazines/newspapers, music, movies (only 8 a month - then vanish) that are even downloadable to watch/read on ComputerTablet/Phones too (really like being able to see SciFi when out and about enjoying weather) . . .
BTW: Some additional sites Ya' might want to check out . . .
The BEST:
Project Gutenberg
PENN University (there should be more Universities libraries available too) :
The Online Books Page
Audiobooks:
Free Audio Books
LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks
Rent Audio Books on CD. Unlimited. Free trial | Simply Audiobooks
If anyone decides to visit PG keep in mind they are all old books, ones whose copyright have expired. You can find some really interesting books there. The cookbooks are a stitch. The way people cooked in the early 1900s is unreal. And most of them have sections on how the lady of the house should set the table, or how to iron the housewear, how to take care of her husband and kids, etc!!!!!!!!!!!
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Use 30 gauge kanthal with whatever that just fits inside the protank slots. I found 28 gauge too thick to use but it still works. If your planning on rebuilding the PT heads you'll find the rubber insulators get crispy and easily burn if you dryburn the coils or tear as your removing them from the head. I'd get myself a pile of 3rd party insulators and orings cause they might disappear. I also came across kanger airflow adapters in healthcabin for a buck a piece. I rebuilt protanks for a couple years and they are great attys once rebuilt, I just moved into lower ohm building that the protank couldn't accommodate so the subtank mini caused me to shelve my protanks.
so a good read for my wife.
we we're looking at old ads at the library the other day....some of them were HYSTERICAL!
things like, "My Doctor Recomends Lucky Strike Cigarettes" and "So the harder a woman works at home, the cuter she looks!"
Yes. If you like tge classics as i do you can have an impressive library wurg very little $Edgar allan poe is one of my favourites
I bet she would. Tomorrow I'll pm you the titles of one of those home care/cookbook that I proofread that I think should be available to download by now - assuming the whole proofing, formatting thing is done. It's just hysterical.so a good read for my wife.
we we're looking at old ads at the library the other day....some of them were HYSTERICAL!
things like, "My Doctor Recomends Lucky Strike Cigarettes" and "So the harder a woman works at home, the cuter she looks!"
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