What don't you like about vaping?

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Love almost everything about vaping but the single thing i dislike is that I'm seemingly unable to really enjoy any e-liquid....

I was vaping the Johnson Creek Genuine No. 22 exclusively for the first 6 months i was vaping, I've tried about 2 dozen different flavors and the only other one i really enjoy was a Fireball flavor from White Horse Vapor in Providence RI.... been vaping that for a month or so and im starting to get sick of it....i feel like my taste in Eliquid is so limited, i know there must be flavors out there I'll like but I'm getting pretty bored with the two flavors i really love, i refuse to vape on a flavor i don't absolutely love

Not sure what to do, can't get a good idea of the flavor from those crappy little testers they have at the vape shops, always burnt tasting.... can i bring my Tugboat And some cotton and just try dripping to test flavors??
 

chewster

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I'm going to call the following 'phantom leakage'.

This happens to me from time to time and I can't really figure it out. Doesn't really seem to matter which tank I'm using, every once in a while it will leak. Badly.

In my coat pocket or perhaps in my hand.

The odd part is that same tank with that same coil and the same juice will work just fine without leaking for weeks or months after cleaning it up and blowing it out.

Then out of the blue after a month or so... Boom. Phantom leakage. :mad:

I happened once on my atlantis and never again. Just recently got the sub tank mini and last week it dumped half the tank into my coat pocket, but not since. Not even a drop. Been through 5 or 6 tanks since. Same juice, same coil.

My best guess is that it's temperature related. I vape outdoors at work and it's been pretty cold lately. I'm thinking that when I go outside, the sudden drop in temperature causes the juice to contract in the tank pulling in air. Then when I got back in, the heat causes the juice to expand and build pressure causing the juice to wick into the coil and drip down the airflow channel.

Now if I could confirm that, I'd be a happy camper as it would make sense. But alas, it happens so infrequently, that I'm not sure that's the cause. If my theory were right, it should do that every time I vape outside in extreme cold (which has been pretty often in the last month) and I could avoid it somehow.
 

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I agree with the OP about sub-ohming. I don't understand why many of the new vapers feel that the only way to get a great vape is go sub-ohm. I can get a completely satisfying (and "cloud-chuckin'") vape at 1.5 ohms. :)
Yes, YOU can get a completely satisfying (and "cloud-chuckin'") vape at 1.5 ohms....but why assume that because it works for you, it will work for everyone?
 

Steamer861

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Well Said! There's another pet peeve of mine. Who are you to tell anyone how to vape? Do what you like and let the others do what they like!

Yes, YOU can get a completely satisfying (and "cloud-chuckin'") vape at 1.5 ohms....but why assume that because it works for you, it will work for everyone?
 
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