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Good to see you spending someone else's money, Earthling!

Well Earthling I liked your info so much I went out and got me a K-Box and 2 new batteries to go with it for less then $50.00 delivered at Sweet Vapes. They had them on sale also for $28.00. I figured I got my tanks and coils there so I got the rest there. Thank you for the information. I always said I would never buy one of the boxes because I thought they were ugly but that silver K-Box looks real nice and the new tanks will look good on it. Thanks again for everyones advice and information.

From what I know about Kayfuns, the type makes a difference in how you troubleshoot problems. I know I wick my lite, lite V2, 3.1 or the Russian differently. After you check that the O-rings are good and in place, seems the amount of air flow to the deck has something to do with it. I draw very slow, mouth to lung pulls on the 3.1 and lite with more cotton wicking because they have a fixed, non-adjustable air flow; and can pull a little quicker and harder on the lite V2 and Russian with less cotton. ( affects the amount of juice is pulled up the channels ) This is just how I control juice coming out air hole. Slow, easy pulls. Hope this helps.

I always find amusing all this Sony battery love. Sony is just a bit player in worldwide sales and when it comes to 18650s has the absolute worst safety record. No company has had to recall more 18650s (10+M) or dispose of more tainted inventory (43M) than the troubled, has been Sony. Good, safe batteries come from manufacturers with prime manufacturing facilities and impeccable QC. Farming out the 'recipe' to various unknown manufacturers don't cut it. The first IMRs on the scene were made by MOLI, they could only be found in Milwaukee cordless tool packs. No direct sales. AW then jumped in with their AW IMR18650/1600mAh/24A continuous cell. Still the beast in it's class. BTW the top tier cordless tool makers all use Samsung HD batteries now. Milwaukee, Bosch, and Hitachi. Dewalt uses both Samsung and Sanyo. Makita at one time did use Sony.

I have two words for you: ice fishing. Sorry it's moving your way but I really looked forward to the snow this time. We got around a foot of it total. Now, I'm getting ready to go shovel so my little dog doesn't get lost in it trying to do her thing. No, your spelling didn't make me mad, it's just hard to try to decipher to get to what you're saying. You might get more responses to your posts if people don't have to translate what you write. Thanks for making the effort to be better understood. I, for one, really appreciate it!

It's kind of like you have one pot and you want to boil water. That one pot is your battery device. You can either set it on the top of the stove (we'll say this is voltage), or you can put it into the oven (we'll say this is wattage). You can't set that one pot onto the stove and into the oven at the same time. That's an easy way to think of wattage and voltage.

First off Welcome to VT. The best setup is always the one that works best for you. The mini pros are good tanks and should work fine on that battery. You will like the VV it will allow you to vary the voltage and get more "Vapor" If you are getting "smoke" something is burning. LOL Flavors. Well of course I'm going to recommend mine. When it comes to E-Liquid cheap is usually not good. A fair price for 30mls is between $15-$20 per bottle. You will find most of your better tasting E-Liquids in this range, some a little more, some a little less. At the moment my best sellers are: PBFB (Peanut Butter Fudge Brownie) Hydra's Delight Watermelon Buttered Popcorn Strawberry Strawberry Waffle and others When ever you are buying E-Liquid from anyone you should try and get a sample size typically 4ml, 5ml, or 10ml sizes. This way you are not spending a lot and can try many flavors. There are several companies, including mine, that do -0-mg of NIC, but many do not. Before you buy, check the options and make you can get what you are looking at in -0- nic.

Sorry I missed your question Patricia been really busy today. I see that you had it answered by our best.

Well I just bought 3 bottles of it at my local B&M. none of them are "Milky" colored. Im guessing Cuttwood heard us and changed their formula. Edit... Oops. saw the origional date of february... didnt notice it was from 2014. My bad.

Get a Britta filter or pitcher. It removes a lot of the tap water taste and you will grow to like it. I used to drink about 4 large coffee's a day with Pepsi in between. Since I have been vaping and lost my sense of taste due to being dehydrated once in 5 months, I switched to strictly water and have never felt better. Vaping and caffeine dehydrate you. Water is great. You could mix it up with flavored sparkling water.

I gotta say that it looks like variable wattage box mods are the future of vaping. There are many to choose from and they're comfortable to hold. I paid less than $50 shipped for my M50 and it'll handle any delivery device you want to put on top of it. I have a dozen (or so) tube mods, but this is what sees the most action lately, and it's what I take with me on the go. Smok's Xpro M50 65 watt VW box mod and Dripper RDA.

You're welcome, Patricia... glad I could help you out! See, Tam, it's not just your money I can spend

Same here, of all the equipment Ive collected I still use the Spinner 1300 the most with an aspire ce5 tank.

One thing that i would suggest would be the eleaf 30w since switching from the mvp 2 to it I love the size!

With a lot of knock off VTC's out there I'm going to stick with my Samsung 25r's and I want to give the LG a try too.A trip to Japan sounds exciting,I've never traveled outside of the US

RIP And that's the final offer

But if you cant tell the chick in tight leather dosent want to discuss Cognitive Behavioral Therapy you might have wandered into the wrong place.....

Already in the works, I'll have him vaping some good stuff in no time.

I'm confused. BVC, FBI, FYI, BDC, ET-S, BTC, MVP, CIA, NSA, NRA, VIP, NCR, RNC, DNC, GOP, ETC. I'm gonna start a movement for the elimination of the three letter abr.

This is freakin hilarious. Listen to the music in the background.