Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Uh huh... love me some SRV...Jimmie Vaughn, older brother of Stevie Ray... From Oak Cliff TX
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yepper, claim is they are solid 304 Stainless body case
doubt I will buff it when I get it, but I will car wax it as I do with most of them
qwik simple coat of wax really protects the surface (closes pores) cuts back on fingerprints and stains
if/when I get a hack mark in the surface - then I might do a little buffing...
($14)got tracking notice already
I love how they switch lead and rhythm in the middle.
Based on many posts I have read I have to agree with you about the two year longevity average…except for provaris. There are many vapers who have used them for over 4 years 24/7. I hope mine will follow suit. But just in case they don't I am well stocked for 20 years which for me is a lifetime.Well, my estimate for mods with electronics is based on a couple of assumptions
#1 Not constantly pushing them to their extreme limits
#2 My Evic VTC mini still works, almost 2 years after I bought it. And for the first year it saw daily use. Honestly it still would see daily use, but I'm too lazy to fix the magnet that keeps coming loose and consequently causes the battery cover to be difficult to put on properly.
Granted some will die much sooner. But I think 2 years of use is a reasonable average before the electronics fail. Either way, I have concerns, I have enough mods to last a lifetime. Of course my favorites will be the first to die, but such is life.
Only mod I own that is permanently retired is my Target. It started autofiring (shortly after having the contents of a nearly full Boreas dumped on it when I inadvertently left it sit in the hot sun in a hot car last year)
I loved the EVOD toppers as well.I had 2 Protank minis that cost ~20 dollars each and then found the Evods for ~8 dollars each.I ended up buying a bunch (8) of the Evods and 4 PTM's.For a while I used both as the coils were interchangeable and thems the coils I learned to recoil on.I used the Protank minis for when I wanted the fancy look and the Evods for day to day vaping (I think they held a bit more juice). Both of them tanks got a heck of alot of use ... all atop my original eVic.
After I had discovered them, the venerable Mr. Gormly must have thought I'd flipped a lid (based on orders activity). Two of the kids fell head over heads into vaping with them, and I held a few myself. They eventually needed them, before they "transitioned", but they served this family WELL.
Thumbs UP for the EVODS.
I preferred the T3S. Held more
I preferred the T3S. Held more
That was the one where John Conner was still a kid, and he and Arnold saved the worl....
Oh, wait. Never mind. Wrong movie.
I still use EVODs for certain occasions, like travel. Got a bunch on a close out sale for 50 cents a piece!
I preferred the T3S. Held more
I never did try any of those,I'd heard of them though.If I'd had known they held more juice than the PTM/Evod I definitely would have purchased a few as at that time my juice consumption was on the upswing.
I found these
Same base, same coil as an evod. All I use.
Same base, same coil as an evod. All I use.
I found these
Same base, same coil as an evod. All I use.
What are they (for the curious among us)?
@ChelsB , m'dear - Ms. Kitty spoke to me of a birthday cake, and a celebration!
Happy Birthday, Chelsea. I hope everything's well, and that you're having a marvelous day.
Now... any cake left?
Thank you so much! I'm just getting to this now as I was pretty wounded yesterday from all the good cheer!
I ate the rest of the cake, lol!
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