Vaping on the Train....

[kylewinther]

Has anyone here Vaped on the Train?

I was recently on the train and decided to use my PV, and when I did the entire train started to smell weird. Luckily I was with a few friends in our own car, but I thought it was weird.

Anyone else have the same experience?

 

[Jim Davis]

I was recently on the train and decided to use my PV, and when I did the entire train started to smell weird.

Maybe someone farted.

 

[kylewinther]

Ha Ha no it was definitely not that! It was more of a burning plastic smell. It was a weird smell that I had never smelled before. Like it was in the air conditioning ducts.

 

[Caesarea]

Ha Ha no it was definitely not that! It was more of a burning plastic smell. It was a weird smell that I had never smelled before. Like it was in the air conditioning ducts.

That's the trouble with Biodiesel...you just don't know where it's come from...

 

[kylewinther]

Yeah- I would say so!

 

[Jim Davis]

It prolly was coming through the ducts. I can imagine how many different odors any vehicle will travel through during a long haul. It's like smelling a dead skunk. My wife rolls up the window, and I have to yell at her for it. She's just trapping the smell inside the car.

 

[strayling]

Ha Ha no it was definitely not that! It was more of a burning plastic smell. It was a weird smell that I had never smelled before. Like it was in the air conditioning ducts.

That could well be the train itself. The Intercity 125s in the UK were notorious for the stink which filled the carriages when the brakes were applied.

 

[balldope]

I vape on the train all the time. I travel about 1 1/2 hrs oneway a day and never had an issue. Only the normal train smells. You get looks sometimes when people see the vapor but since they never smell anything they ignore it.

 

[DCrist721]

"I've been vaping on the railroad, all the live long day..." All together now!

I have indeed been vaping on the train and have never had any problems. I try not to draw attention to it, and I don't vape it when the ticket collectors are making their rounds, but otherwise I've been fine. You just should use a liquid that doesn't have a strong smell, like Riskee Juice would be a bad idea. I also tend to use my silver battery on the train to avoid confusion.

And when people say something, which only 2 have, I tell them that it's a nicotine inhaler and that I just quit smoking, and all I am exhaling is water vapor.

If people get too flashy with these on the train though, before you know if we'll have to keep them inside a paper bag when we vape them, like you have to do with drinking beer on the train.

 

[tribalmasters]

"I've been vaping on the railroad, all the live long day..." All together now!

I have indeed been vaping on the train and have never had any problems. I try not to draw attention to it, and I don't vape it when the ticket collectors are making their rounds, but otherwise I've been fine. You just should use a liquid that doesn't have a strong smell, like Riskee Juice would be a bad idea. I also tend to use my silver battery on the train to avoid confusion.

And when people say something, which only 2 have, I tell them that it's a nicotine inhaler and that I just quit smoking, and all I am exhaling is water vapor.

If people get too flashy with these on the train though, before you know if we'll have to keep them inside a paper bag when we vape them, like you have to do with drinking beer on the train.

I was about to sing along then!!!

*I've been vaping on a traaaiiiiin
*and never had any probleeeems
*Try not to draw attention too iiiiiiiiit!

 

[kylewinther]

haha good song. It was weird because i s vaped like an hour after leaving, and the smell was not there at all. Then the second the first plume of vapor hit, the whole car smelled funny. Maybe it was just a one time thing. I need to take another train ride to test it out again. Maybe its the California trains....