Why oh why! lol Love itI cannot like this! My father used to watch that show religiously. Oh the horror!
Tootle Puffers, Redux (The Sequel)
- Thread starter Katdarling
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
I used to watch Hee Haw with my grandparents on Sunday nights (think it was Sunday)a long time ago,many fond memories.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
I've not noticed any residual flavors, and use either the pmma center or the full M5 on all my KFs.
Or maybe my taste buds just aren't that discerning
same here.
On the topic of Subtank Minis and I don't know if this has been done before but it's something I tried and like...
I'd heard you could use pro tank coils in the stms,tried it and it works.So I took it one step further.I got an old pro tank coil and removed the silicone grommet from the bottom (the one that holds the positve pin in place).
I then took the rebuildable deck of the subtank mini and carefully placed the grommet down into the air tube (right below where the coil goes).I pushed it down just a little bit about a sixteenth inch below the top of the air tube.I then made a coil and installed.Now it vapes pretty much like a pro tank and you have a rebuidable head to boot.I've always found the subtank mini too airy for my tastes and this works a treat for me.
Edited to add : I did the above with the v1 rebuildable head.
I don't think it'd work for a very high wattage as you may melt the silicone.
I tried this with a Eleaf Lemo with different silicone tubing and the result was alot less spectacular but did work.I think it's because the chimney from the evaporation chamber to the driptip is too wide.I'm now looking for something to reduce that as well.
I'd heard you could use pro tank coils in the stms,tried it and it works.So I took it one step further.I got an old pro tank coil and removed the silicone grommet from the bottom (the one that holds the positve pin in place).
I then took the rebuildable deck of the subtank mini and carefully placed the grommet down into the air tube (right below where the coil goes).I pushed it down just a little bit about a sixteenth inch below the top of the air tube.I then made a coil and installed.Now it vapes pretty much like a pro tank and you have a rebuidable head to boot.I've always found the subtank mini too airy for my tastes and this works a treat for me.
Edited to add : I did the above with the v1 rebuildable head.
I don't think it'd work for a very high wattage as you may melt the silicone.
I tried this with a Eleaf Lemo with different silicone tubing and the result was alot less spectacular but did work.I think it's because the chimney from the evaporation chamber to the driptip is too wide.I'm now looking for something to reduce that as well.
Last edited:
Interesting way to drastically reduce the air flow, SNM. And does sound effective!
Of course, if one's going for higher power, not looking to reduce airflow, but increase it, so should be fine at tootle-power
Maybe swap out the tip for one with a smaller bore? That can help. Maybe enough for you, maybe not, but cheap and easy to try.
Me too, with my grandmother. That and Lawrence Welk and Ed Sullivan.
Just watched the radio.
Oh no, it's the big 4 0
Everyone has bought be soooooo much juice for my Birthday it's rather funny.
YAY For Rixy
Everyone has bought be soooooo much juice for my Birthday it's rather funny.
YAY For Rixy
Happy Birthday Rixy!!! Time for cake!
♫♪ Many Happy Returns Rixsta ♫♪
Happy 40th B'day Rixsta...
Thanks,I tried with a few small bore driptips and it was still too airy for me.
Happy day of your birth, Rixsta! 40th? Woohoo!!
Cheers
JK
Cheers
JK
Happy birthday Rixsta!
I remember 40, oh wait, no I don't.
I remember 40, oh wait, no I don't.
We did that too, and I always thought the sets and costumes were so .... ethereal
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @Rixsta !!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @Rixsta
Happy Birthday, Sir @Rixsta - I'm well past that milestone these days, but if I remember correctly, I had a pretty good time
- Status
Similar threads
