Zero visibility

[Sickbxy]

I am new around here, and I thought I'd drop a fun question since all my mods and tanks are in working order and I am confident with what is in my buy queue.

What does everyone do about those moments of zero visibility when you are driving down the road, and you blow massive clouds? I drive with the windows open and try to blow off to the side; sometimes, it just doesn't work... If I am in nasty traffic, I have mostly relegated myself to just hitting my nic hitter and leaving my main mod to when I am parked. Also helps prevent the temptation of dripping and driving, but I can still get a bunch of good hits without dripping in between since I do TC...

 

[Eskie]

Err, leave the window cracked open and exhale towards that rather than at the windshield?

So what do I win?

 

[Sickbxy]

I drive with the windows open even in 40F weather, unbreakable habit from smoking!

 

[Ralph_K]

It will dissipate and those were traffic cones not people you just ran over

 

[Sickbxy]

Thank you! I was worried last night! The forum notifications did not help in the rain either. Luckily, I at least spotted the blacked out constable suv on the shoulder of FM 1488.

 

[SissySpike]

just open one window open not two. One window a little way down creates a vacuum sucking out the vapor two windows down brings air in from out side and makes the vapor say in.

 

[HauntedMyst]

I don't vape a cloud chucker so its easy for me to drive and vape.

 

[Letitia]

I crack my passenger window and the vapor goes straight for it.

 

[zoiDman]

...

So what do I win?

One of these ...

... and a Director's Edition of The Chronicles of Riddick on VHS.

 

[Sickbxy]

I consider my driving set up a more of a flavor set up, a gen 3 with alpine RTA with csmnt top cap with a 5 wrap spaced claptons.

 

[stols001]

Crack a window. I find the crosscurrent between the passenger side window and the one behind me to create a nice little vortex. I've also well, I guess I have occasionally obscured my window with vape, but not enough to not see. I just slow down in those situations (both my speed and vaping) until the fog clears.

If you can't find a method that works, I would strongly suggest a "stealth" MTL driving setup, I would in that circumstance I don't want to endanger people with my vape. I kind of want a smokalien, but mainly so if I ever get pulled over I can lean out toward the cop and exhale a HUGE plume of vapor, I have a feeling that would get us talking.....

..... about nothing good, unfortunately, so no, I don't really want one. Much.

Anna

 

[Eskie]

One of these ...

... and a Director's Edition of The Chronicles of Riddick on VHS.

If that's coming from FT I guess I won't see it until April.

 

[Letitia]

If that's coming from FT I guess I won't see it until April.

It's not like your washing any windows anyway.

 

[Doctorvapes]

I don't drive so I don't have this problem, never even thought about it really..

 

[r77r7r]

Sigh, I usually turn the wipers on.

 

[listopencil]

 

[r77r7r]

If someone could drive that over my lawn this Spring. I must have molehills, feels like I should wear climbing boots.

 

[VHRB2014]

I just don't drive and vape. Driving is dangerous enough in Cali now without adding any more distractions. Simple.

 

[Sickbxy]

Err, leave the window cracked open and exhale towards that rather than at the windshield?

I tested different window cracked open configurations today, if the drivers side front or rear windows are open, the cloud gets pulled back into my face concentrating the cloud around me even if I blow towards the open window or passenger side. If the front passenger side window is cracked open, it bounces off the passenger side window and gets blown back. It is not as concentrated, but still obstructs the view with a haze.

Crack a window. I find the crosscurrent between the passenger side window and the one behind me to create a nice little vortex.

This was the best, passenger side front and rear crackedbopen; it didn't even matter where I blew the cloud, it was just pulled away and through the front passenger side window. Most of my driving is done between 50-75mph and I do a ton of driving throughout the day, 6 days a week.

 

[redeuce]

I mean this in all due respect. If you’re chucking clouds so heavy that you can’t see out to drive with the windows open, wouldn’t it be prudent to either take shorter hits or get something a little smaller for driving?