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Josh we're totally twinning right now. Baha

been trying for about a year to get my brother to switch to vaping, he smokes about pack n a half a day and didnt like the flavors of ejuice said it was just to much, so finally today i made a 18mg and 24 mg un-flavored juice at a 30 pg 70 vg popped it in a kpt2 with areo base and on a spinner and boom loves it. lets hope it works i have plenty of vv/vw devices if he wants something more of a punch but right now it vapes great built a 1.2 ohm coil for him and vapes really nice. fingers crossed here

I would avoid the discussion as it would probably end up with them ruling on the safe side. I agree about just cutting a low profile and not flaunting it. It is usually not that hard to get out of sight for a few puffs and there is not much evidence left behind unless you insist on chasing clouds. I work at a hospital and they are trying to avoid making a policy as they realize it is better than having people in hospital gowns and wheelchairs sitting in the rain and snow across the street to get their nicotine fix. But at the same time if they say it is ok then there will be people walking around the halls blowing huge clouds . And I don't really think I have a right to share my habit with someone who does not wish to partake. The tv commercials are really not helping matters with the insinuation that it is ok it is just water vapor. We know it is not just water vapor or we wouldn't be wasting our time and money.

Thing is Im north of the boarder. (montreal, canada) The only issue there was pending more info was on airplanes. and basically the transportation law makers told the canadian airlines to decide for themselves if they would allow it on their planes or not. Tthere are no regulations yet. From my understanding in the US it depends on the state. Some are saying "im not making a decision so do whatever you want" and other are saying " until its proven to be safe we dont want it around". that being said... its still unregulated here. So i would like to have as many facts as possible before having the discussion, as I am actually the chairman of the health and safety comitee (as ironic as it sounds). haha!

Got a sample pack from Stella Blues today that is fantastic so far. Will be reviewing them this weekend.

It appears you should just change the coil and do more research next time. "i heard you could" does not convey that you have even done enough research to be using it, let alone cleaning it. So before you get an attitude with the people that are trying to help you, take a step back and realize all these people have been there and done that long before you. Bebop suggested another way that you can clean your coil that is also effective in extending the life span of the coil. I NEVER clean my coils unless I'm changing to a flavor that is completely opposite. After a few good puffs the old flavor is gone anyway. If you do choose to clean them, I suggest Bebop's method of burning off the residue rather than water due to the time it takes.

I've cleaned mine w water many times, no problem. If it was not dry maybe that is the issue. Basically ^^^ what they said^^^ "Literally" it all touched on what you asked.

The one dozen 5-pack of 1.8 ohm short stemmed KPT single coils came in from the Vapor Talk store today. I must try them out to see if they're still as good as I remember.

Yes, the 16d has a replaceable BDC (bottom dual-coil). You can buy more and just swap them as the old one goes bad. For a glass tank, I highly recommend the Kanger ProTank2 (single coil) or AeroTank (dual-coil) They are larger capacity than your current Innokin, but still fit the Spinner via 510 threads. If you want smaller, slimmer tanks, I suggest the ProTank 2-mini (single coil), or a dual-coil unit like the ProTank3-mini or EVOD2-Glass. Aspire Nautilus (and the new mini) is also a highly recommended Pyrex tank, and the Anyvape Daivde and mini versions are also really good (although I don't own one). There are others, but those are my recommendations. As for battery, you can't beat a good Spinner or Spinner2, as well as the Kanger or JoyeTech VV versions, too. If you want something a bit bigger, the Innokin MVP 2.0 (box-style VV/VW MOD) is rock-solid and will last a couple or three days before needing a recharge. Welcome to GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome)

*cation* be advised of battery safety! Running SSDP (single strand dual parallel) 22g 5wrap 1/8th bit. 0.10 ohms with CCI militia RDA (patriot clone) on my Hades mod. Well, that went upside down fast! Dangit!

THANKS fellow vapors. the mini is coming to my house, though I don't know when!! Paul

Bebop hit it... I don't use Aspire tanks/coils, but those I know, who do, get anywhere from a week to three weeks out of a single coil, and daily vaping on that single tank/coil combo. So, figure a 5-pack of coils to last you anywhere from 5-15 weeks. Even at the median of 10 weeks per box, that's $1.60/week... or about the cost of a large coffee from McDonald's! I started vaping on April Fools Day this year, and yes, you can invest some serious $ on equipment if you allow yourself I know for a fact that I over-spent on tanks, batteries, VV/VW MOD, juice, juice, more juice, and stockpiling coils in the first two months! But, once you have a few batteries and tanks, you're only real expense to maintain vaping, is coils and juice. Currently, my weekly expense for juice is about what I spent for a day of analogs! Even with my initial over-spending on equipment, my total vaping expense (today) is well under half what I would have spent on smoking for the same period, and I feel 50x better than I did in March So, it was worth every penny spent, and double-worth every penny saved!

The vision spinner 2 is a variable voltage battery. It's great (not a mod) The iclear 16 is a decent performing tank but you can do better. Tanks you may want to look in to: Evod2 Kanger MT3 Kanger protank 2 mini With 3 packs a day you will want to be vaping 24mg juice to get off the cigs Great minds........lol

Paul He's trying to tell you that there are circumstances that are not predictable depending on YOUR vaping habits. Given the quality of aspire coils in the past I would guess that 1 coil would last you a solid week of continuos vaping. That's $3 / week. How does that compare to buying cigs?? And that's probably conservative.

That's what we're here for.

I don't like tanks. Yes I'm aware this was completely redundant and uninformative. Goodnight.

I agree... on a static-3.7V battery (ego or MOD), I prefer 1.5 or 1.8 coils in my Kanger tanks... I get a good vape, good flavor, and extended battery life (compared to higher resistance coils). But on a VW battery, setting a specific Wattage, will not matter what coil resistance you select, as long as it is not too low or too high for the circuitry to adjust Voltage to maintain the Wattage selected (based on the chart above). As you can see, a 1.2 Ohm coil on an MVP, cannot operate below 9.5W or above 3.63V (at 11W), as any higher or lower setting will be outside the operational parameters of the battery's circuitry / protection limits. Using a 1.2 Ohm coil and setting the Wattage at 8.0W, and the battery will auto-default to the closest operational limit, which is 9.08W @ 3.3V (minimum operational Voltage setting) or 9.5W @ 3.38V (minimum operational Wattage setting), based on the coil resistance.

Incorrect... Higher resistance coils draw more Amps to fire the coil, per Ohm's Law. For example, a 2.5 Ohm coil cannot be fired at a Wattage higher than 10W because of the 5.0V limitation on the MVP, as this maximizes the output. But, a 1.5 Ohm coil at 10W will only be firing at 3.9V, thus drawing fewer Amps, and depleting the battery slower. Think of resistance in terms of weight... and you're the battery... It's easier to lift a lighter weight, longer, than it is to lift a heavy weight... both will exhaust you, but the heavier one will do so much faster. On a VW MOD, the Wattage is set, and will be achieved (up to a limit), regardless of the coil resistance used. The MOD only varies the Voltage to achieve the Wattage selected. There is no increased output, only savings to your battery life by using a lower resistance coil. Now, a lower resistance coil can achieve a higher Wattage (up to 11W limit), whereas a higher resistance coil (over 2.3 Ohms) will max out the Voltage limiter before reaching the 11W limit, due to the increased resistance. Here's a chart to show the relationship between Wattage selection and Coil choice, and the Voltage required for those settings: