After a rinse/cleaning if you take the head and touch the wick ends to a paper towel several times it will draw the water out of the wicks and you don't have to wait for it to dry. 
Tried the T3 from SI yet? Thoughts?
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After a rinse/cleaning if you take the head and touch the wick ends to a paper towel several times it will draw the water out of the wicks and you don't have to wait for it to dry.
Great idea!
re manual button.. it's been a couple weeks since I started using the manual (along with my autos) when should I start remembering to push the darn button? I am still drawing briefly before I remember.. oh right.. button
After a rinse/cleaning if you take the head and touch the wick ends to a paper towel several times it will draw the water out of the wicks and you don't have to wait for it to dry.
Thanks for that tip!
I know what you mean! I hated them at first because I've only used the auto's. Sometimes I would draw and pull hard thinking... does this thing need to be charged? Then remember, push the button!
I put it away and stopped using it but at that time, I only had two auto 900's and was just rotating those two. Then I pulled it back out after reading how others loved the manuals and getting more of a rush of flavor by pushing the button right before taking a puff. Well, needless to say, it took a while of practice before I started to get the natural rhythm. Now, by George, I think I got it. 
Sometimes... it's just tough being a noobie.
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All of my X2's are manual. I do have some long batts that are auto and manual. I will tend to draw on my manual long batteries and forget to push the button. I can't tell you how many times I held my finger up to the end to see if the light was blinking or not!
I'm an auto battery fan without a doubt but I do have a VV that is, of course manual. I still draw on it sometimes without pushing the button but that is happening les and less frequently. I wish somebody would make a good VV in auto...then I'd really be a happy camper.
oh dear...its drooling joann........opal hit the
bender on the head....its when I stay on one t3 to long..it gets to hot....so ive been....4 vapes...next...t3 ...and so on..no more wet wet wet on the bat post....chain vapers guide..as far as manual goes.....next ticket in the vape journey......watch out alien egg sack fingers....push button ....inhale...
...release button before you stop inhaling .....ill learn what you said to a tune...until it sticks in my head...ill make sure I wont do this in public....singing with my manual.....cause someone may arrive with a straight jacket......
Really helpful posts in this thread - especially the wax trick to plug the holes. I find I'm plugging one hole with wax, then using my finger to plug one of the other two - as needed. That is, I sometimes start the vape with only one hole open, then release my finger part way through the vape. Kind of like using a carburetor on those pipes from my youth. It gives me more control for my various moods during the day.
I've been using water on these and the nanos, but I've been informed that I need to add vodka to my wet bar. Will try that next time.
I've been using water on these and the nanos, but I've been informed that I need to add vodka to my wet bar. Will try that next time.
oh dear...its drooling joann........opal hit the
I'm sure you'll get it.
My T-3 trial lasted 3 full days. By the end of it I really was liking them more and more, but I am still missing my sweet spot. I found that the first 30 minutes or so on my freshly charged 900mah X2 battery was the best. But for now, I'm putting them away until I can purchase a vv battery. I think I will enjoy them a lot more at a higher voltage.
But that's just me ...
*confused, deer in headlights expression*
only two juice vessels going at once???
um.. huh?
only two juice vessels going at once???
um.. huh?
At one point, I had like 10 bottles, 4 batteries in rotation. My anti-clutter gene kicked in. Now just 3 bottles(soon to be 2), 2 clearo's, 2 batteries
Heck, I usually have 20-30 CE3s with a couple of flavors, a couple of clearos, some iTaste mini tanks (like about 10) and now four T3s all either in use or ready for use. It does take some time to fill everything, but that only happens once or twice a week.
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I'd go insane just trying to manage that. lol
Variety might be the spice of life, but if you do it right, you only need 1.
At one point, I had like 10 bottles, 4 batteries in rotation. My anti-clutter gene kicked in. Now just 3 bottles(soon to be 2), 2 clearo's, 2 batteries
WHAT??!!
The thought is giving me palpitations!! 8-oI'd go insane just trying to manage that. lol
Variety might be the spice of life, but if you do it right, you only need 1.
Oh Lord! It get's worse!!
LOL, guess that's why we say YMMV.
I've only been doing DIY juice for a week, and I've already made 15 different flavors. And I like ALL of them except 1, which I am allowing to steep for awhile. No way could I ever, ever, ever see myself using only one flavor.
Yep, variety IS the spice of life.
(I even require variety for my emoticons.)
I've only been doing DIY juice for a week, and I've already made 15 different flavors. And I like ALL of them except 1, which I am allowing to steep for awhile. No way could I ever, ever, ever see myself using only one flavor.
Yep, variety IS the spice of life.
(I even require variety for my emoticons.)
Oh Lord! It get's worse!!
Ok, before I come across as a completely .... retentive anti clutter freak..
On my desk, I have 2 computer monitors, blu-ray player, hd/dvr, 5 speakers, all in one printer, cable modem, router, battery backup, and the computer tower. 3 remotes, 2 cups of water, a sandwich container full of almonds, a flashlight, my keyboard and mouse, extra wireless mouse I never use, big vanilla candle, camera, and
my ecig stuff. Finally.. an angry bird sits on my speaker. The 5 drawers are filled with STUFF. In one of those drawers is my Volt starter kit box filled with old batteries and fresh clearo's.
How about that?
Edit to add: Btw, my 3 ecig bottle ARE 3 different flavors. lol
Edit: Actually, 6 speakers!
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Sounds like my desk, but add a lot of paperwork, glues, tape dispenser, stapler, giant mug full of pencils and pens, flatbed scanner, label printer, two ip phone modems, 24 port switch, assorted syringes and pipettes and a partridge in a pear tree. The keyboard is in an under-the-desk drawer and the UPS sits on the floor alongside the desk along with the full tower case.
I only use four different flavors in all those delivery devices and they're all neatly labeled. Add to that three X2-650's, two iTaste VV V2s and six 78mms. I will say I rarely run out of battery or delivery stuff.
I only use four different flavors in all those delivery devices and they're all neatly labeled. Add to that three X2-650's, two iTaste VV V2s and six 78mms. I will say I rarely run out of battery or delivery stuff.
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