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had to share... Vaping is peaceful and relaxing!

http://washingtonexaminer.com/big-pharma-not-tobacco-companies-wages-war-on-electronic-cigarettes/article/2539441

Oh no a mole! Who is watching the door? You should check out Cris's piano video's.

ROFL, quitting Cold Turkish. Good story!

How does someone dress weird ? Is that like wearing high heels with a wet suit ? Sorry I have to ask

VTR in Stainless steel....rocking 10 watts on a KPT3.... Very pleased!! And my muscles get a workout!

Welcome... at least you appear to be trying to get informed about the topic. Too many in the media are jumping on the Anti bandwagon with even knowing what they are talking about.

Received my Batteries from the Battery Coop today

I can't say that, well, yeah, I might agree with you.

I'd rather die of lung cancer than walk around with a cage on my face.

Okay, I know how much copper is worth here.....I mean, in my area, people are breaking into vacant houses, not just for the copper piping, but for the wiring as well. How much did 140 feet of that stuff set him back? And like someone else commented, if he can get a straw through the cage, wouldn't a cigarette fit, too? Unless Turkish cigarettes are big fat things?

Took me 8 months if vaping to finally buy one,

I saw that one too. This one as well....

LMAO That is funny!

Welcome to Vapor Talk If you promise to write an unbiased article you are welcome here.

Some ejuice tend to gung up coils more than others. I find some getting crusted with burnt on juice. Scraping the crust with an extacto knife helps and followed with a PGA rinse then dry burn for a sec or two. It's nice to have more than one on hand to dedicate to a particular flavor juice. Washing between differnt type of ejuice is sometimes not successful in removing the previous eJuice flavor.

Here is the short version of how to fix kanger leaks and gurgling. There are design problems with the seals, but fortunately there is a real easy fix you can do if you have an extra atomizer handy. Do a google search for "How To: Fix Kanger EVOD leaking/gurgling issues". http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CCwQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fgodofsteam.wordpress.com%2F2013%2F07%2F12%2Fhow-to-fix-kanger-evod-leakinggurgling-issues%2F&ei=A12SUt6WB8TKrgG6xoFY&usg=AFQjCNHOJtjWIPpv1tabQxkcH5rad8ivNg&sig2=J3qQSo5C_qt-LDjkAgnpqA&bvm=bv.56988011,d.aWM This article is simple and it works perfectly. Scroll to the bottom of the article and see the last photo. Borrow the top white silicone cap seal off an old atomizer and put it on the atomizer upside down. Leave the original seal in place so there are two seals, one down, one up. When you put it together, the upside-down seal will hang onto the tube inside the clearomizer. I have additional information learned by experience: You don't have to tighten the unit onto the battery so tightly because now there is enough rubber to seal the two parts so they don't leak. When you take the unit apart to fill it, the upside-down seal might pop off the tube inside the atomizer. Fish it out and put it back on the atomizer upside down. Be sure to check this otherwise you might damage it forcing the thing back together with a cockeyed seal stuck in the upper housing. This takes care of leaking, gurgling and air pressure differential issues 100%. It aslo solves the problem of high resistance vaping -- which leads to sucking juice through the wick. The four holes in the atomizer base often get blocked by the battery screw because you have to crank it down to get a seal.

I wouldn't worry about it.

I would go buy taste and vapor quality.

Sweeet! Got a Chi You clone just waiting for a new batt. Chi You Clone that I got today with Authentic Trident RDA, I think it looks sharp.

This does not surprise me... I'm glad that someone finally made the connection public.

Nailed it. Going right after their pocket book.

they have blue, and i love me some purple too. you just wait Patricia they will make one in rainbow color sooner or later, looks like it would be good to own one

Yeah, I need to try that out. Here is a link to a how-to video on coiling using a drill. It is intended for beading, but is a universal method.