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Sleepers hold a better connection and prevent uneven heating with a 3-post setup. It's just that simple.

What I found works the best is a coat hanger, 6 wraps, hooked up to a car battery. talk about clouds.

Ooops! I meant wattage [emoji23][emoji23] And the iTaste VV.

Looks like Jeff got you all fixed up. Welcome to Vapor Talk.

http://www.vaporbeast.com/tesla-m2-mod.html

When I told my doctor that I had stopped smoking and started vaping she was very pleased, and when I showed her my vaporizer she asked me to have a puff to let her see how it works, an that was while I was in her surgery. So I think she looks on it as a great idea and not something to be too worried about. After vaping for a couple of months I found myself coughing up a lot of gunk from my lungs and now I can breath better than ever before.

Those are a whole other thing. lol Stick with your basic eGo style device for now and worry about jumping into that world later, when you have a decent amount of experience under your belt.

I'm just now beginning to purchase 0 nic juice after working my way down from 24mg-ish. I spent my first 6 months with the 24mg, and dropped about 3mg every couple of months. The 3mg transitions were hardly noticeable until I went down to 0 nic (6mg is the lowest my local b&m offers aside from 0 nic). The transition from 6mg-0mg was a little rough, so I kept a 30mL of 6mg around juuust in case. Usually just dripping once or twice was enough to trick me into chilling the eff out about it. Take it slow, and don't beat yourself up about it if you need to grab a higher strength juice every once in a while. Good luck! The reduction in throat irritation alone has made it worth it in my opinion.

I just like it a lot and it works very well plus you can get the kit for a 100 bucks and it come with a lot of stuff and it would be a very good starter mod for anyone who just got into vapeing. Not to mention it is extremely easy to use for anyone.