Tootle Puffers, Redux (The Sequel)
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The subtank mini comes with a .5 ohm coil installed and a 1.2 ohm coil in the box as well as an RBA deck. Put in the 1.2 ohm and give it a whirl. You should be able to get 25 tanks of juice thru it before it starts fading on the flavor. The give the .5 ohm coil a try at 20 watts. You might find you like it.
I'm definetely gonna try out subohm. I want to try it. But I probably won't stick with it. I don't want to use a lot more than 3mls a dayThe subtank mini comes with a .5 ohm coil installed and a 1.2 ohm coil in the box as well as an RBA deck. Put in the 1.2 ohm and give it a whirl. You should be able to get 25 tanks of juice thru it before it starts fading on the flavor. The give the .5 ohm coil a try at 20 watts. You might find you like it.
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I think you're going to love that MVP 3! I waffled back and forth over getting one, but when I saw the MVP 3 Pro 60w in the baby blue/Tiffany blue color I had to have it. It is large, but feels good in the hand; just a very solid well made mod. Nice display screen with large graphics, easy to read at a glance, no squinting. And the battery life, goes on for days in tootle puffer territory...
Here's mine, all dressed up Victorian style...
I think you're going to love that MVP 3! I waffled back and forth over getting one, but when I saw the MVP 3 Pro 60w in the baby blue/Tiffany blue color I had to have it. It is large, but feels good in the hand; just a very solid well made mod. Nice display screen with large graphics, easy to read at a glance, no squinting. And the battery life, goes on for days in tootle puffer territory...
Here's mine, all dressed up Victorian style...
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I think the larger a tank is the more likely it is to leak. It has to do with gravity, surface area and vacuum or something like that. perhaps a resident Science Guy could explain it better?
I'm quite found of this 2.9 vertical coil at this time. (it's in a Boge carto)
And yes, gravity is a constant (32ft/sec/sec in a vacuum), but is modified by pressure. The weight of a column of liquid creates pressure.
(it's in a Boge carto)And yes, gravity is a constant (32ft/sec/sec in a vacuum), but is modified by pressure. The weight of a column of liquid creates pressure.
Does my vacuum weigh more or less when running vs not running?I'm quite found of this 2.9 vertical coil at this time.
And yes, gravity is a constant (32ft/sec/sec in a vacuum), but is modified by pressure. The weight of a column of liquid creates pressure.
NO, the column of liquid applies less pressure when you increase the vacuum.
Remember too that you are working with the pressure/vacuum of two columns of liquid.
Cordless backpack vacuum.
Drat these new fangled appliance options. It would have been funnier with an old upright
Or 9.806m/s/sI'm quite found of this 2.9 vertical coil at this time.
And yes, gravity is a constant (32ft/sec/sec in a vacuum), but is modified by pressure. The weight of a column of liquid creates pressure.
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Mathin causes my head to hurt worse than too much nic.
Depends on the brand, Hoover, Dyson, Electrolux!
Very carefully and not very far without an extension cord!
I wish I understood that
Agreed!!
My sort of humourDepends on the brand, Hoover, Dyson, Electrolux!
Very carefully and not very far without an extension cord!
Agreed!!
Morning All.
What a beautiful morning here in SW Florida. 57 degrees and Sunny with a high today of 74. Winter has finally arrived. I love these mornings! Finally have the A/C off after several months, all windows and sliding doors wide open, breathing in the fresh air instead of the artificial kind!!!
What a beautiful morning here in SW Florida. 57 degrees and Sunny with a high today of 74. Winter has finally arrived. I love these mornings! Finally have the A/C off after several months, all windows and sliding doors wide open, breathing in the fresh air instead of the artificial kind!!!
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