Just seen this, I will be diying I go through too much juice!Well, being a software developer for a quarter century of my life let's approach this with logic
You buy a couple of bottles of your favorite juice just like you do now.
At the same time you buy your DIY gear and you DIY the juices you mention above and you put them back to steep.
You continue to use your purchased juice for the next 2 weeks at which time your steeped juice is now ready to go.
You switch to your DIY juice and create another batch of DIY at the same time so that in 2 weeks it is now ready.
After this short process you are completely off purchased juice and completely on DIY juice (if you so choose).
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@herb sorry I just took what you said in the wrong way! Don't wanna fall out with anyone on here
Absolutely NO APOLOGIES needed my friend , i understand 100% .
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I like, that was good Burnie. Thanks Partner.
That's why I like this thread so much, everyone's so polite. Thank You!
The traffic seems to be a little lite this morn'in. Think I will go sit out on the front porch and chill for a bit. It's 43°F outside.
Bundle up - 43 degrees is COLD!!!The traffic seems to be a little lite this morn'in. Think I will go sit out on the front porch and chill for a bit. It's 43°F outside.
Where have you been hiding?...Good to see you back juskiddin!!!
For me the small side is up,I set it in the air tube so that the small end (top) sits about a little less than an eighth inch from the top of the hole in the rba.Slice off the thick part with an exacto knife.
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That too.
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I need opinions on Zen's HOH ZNA mod clone.
I would like to buy the real thing but it's too expensive for me. : ZNA Lite (B-Stock)
FT has a clone I can afford IF it's any good.
$52.47 Free Shipping ZNA 50 Style Variable Wattage APV Mod (ZNA 50, SS + Aluminum) at m.FastTech.com
Does anyone have the clone? Like it?
I would like to buy the real thing but it's too expensive for me. : ZNA Lite (B-Stock)
FT has a clone I can afford IF it's any good.
$52.47 Free Shipping ZNA 50 Style Variable Wattage APV Mod (ZNA 50, SS + Aluminum) at m.FastTech.com
Does anyone have the clone? Like it?
The traffic seems to be a little lite this morn'in. Think I will go sit out on the front porch and chill for a bit. It's 43°F outside.
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The traffic seems to be a little lite this morn'in. Think I will go sit out on the front porch and chill for a bit. It's 43°F outside.
Around the same temp here,supposed to get up to 55F this afternoon.Sure beats all the rain we got last week.
The dna 30 doesn’t down regulate output below 4v.
evolve provides spec sheets you can read on every 'chip' they produce.
The clone doesn’t down regulate below 3.6v.
This means, until the battery voltage falls below the above minimums you will be vaping at a higher power than what is displayed on the screen.
That is unless you use very narrow & specific resistance range that makes the power range selected possible.
Important that folks read chip specs before purchasing.
Most low to mid power ranger vapers will be much better off / happier with newer devices having newer technology 'chips'.
(full down regulation capabilities)
A cheap Pico (or similar) is hard to beat & is more advanced than even the very best older 'chips'.
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I used to spend about $40-$50 a month on four 50ml bottles of vendor juice. That was roughly $500-$600 a year. I spent about $300 on two liter bottles of nic base, a set of scales, some glass mixing bottles, 50ml LDPE bottles to transfer to after steeping, 50 or so flavors (over time), and various other accessories needed for DIY.
Other than replacing consumables I'm good for a long time at low cost. The savings are significant and the juice I'm making is generally better than what I was buying. I have about 40 full and partial 50ml bottles of various juices at various steeping levels all the time that were mixed in the last few months.
I absolutely don't regret switching to DIY. Once you glean some knowledge from the gurus here on ECF it's easy to make excellent juice!
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