Vape expo 2015
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Hello and welcome to the forum. Glad to have you here!
I'm not in the UK so I won't be going. Have you found this part of ECF yet? => UK Forum
I'm not in the UK so I won't be going. Have you found this part of ECF yet? => UK Forum
You can't post or start threads there until you get your 5 posts in and the servers update at :25 past the hour. But you could check there to see if other members are talking about the Expo.
I heard there was a vape expo in London last weekend. I know PBusardo (a youtube reviewer) was going but has not posted a video yet.
Oh ok thank you and I have heard twisted420 will be flying over to attend this one as he mentioned it on one of his videos
I have been vaping since Christmas 2014 started with a little ego and a pro tank moved on to an aspire K1 and then nautilis I still use my nautilis now as my no sub ohm tank but I also have a kanger subtank which I use the rba when im out and about and I have just started using rdas currently using a little boy by mcv phill and my main mod is a sigelei 50w
I quit smoking almost 9 years ago using the only e-cigarette that was available at that time.
Have used many, many different setups. Love using my Reo wooden box mods (a unregulated mod with a bottom feeding dripper - pictured in my avitar) but also use many others a well.
If you are new to rebuildables here is a great coiling calculator. Steam Engine
Make sure to check your build with an ohm reader or DMM before putting it on your mod and firing it.
The Steam Engine is much more than just a coil calculator. I consider it my "All in One" vaping calculator. Check out State-O-Flux's blog: Steam Engine: From Basic Use to Advanced Features
Have used many, many different setups. Love using my Reo wooden box mods (a unregulated mod with a bottom feeding dripper - pictured in my avitar) but also use many others a well.
If you are new to rebuildables here is a great coiling calculator. Steam Engine
Make sure to check your build with an ohm reader or DMM before putting it on your mod and firing it.
The Steam Engine is much more than just a coil calculator. I consider it my "All in One" vaping calculator. Check out State-O-Flux's blog: Steam Engine: From Basic Use to Advanced Features
I work with electronics anyway so luckily I have a wide understanding of ohms and watts etc and really I haven't used anything unregulated I prefer a good quality mod with some features and protection
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