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Hey, I figured out to do a screen shot Jeff... There ya go... lol Seriously though, I'm not seeing anything anywhere to add anything at all except the words I type. It's also why I don't have a avatar. It's all good. I can just run my mouth and look at other people's pictures...

yer Goblin is on the same canoe as my Vertex from FastTech...

Thanks guys and Jason hope it works for them.

I've had a goblin for a couple of weeks. The v1.2 comes with both size tanks included. Its the only RTA I've liked so far because the airflow is massive. Lemo was pretty good which is popular so if you've tried that the goblins probably 3 times the airflow.

I keep my stuff in one of these next to my filling station lol.

I just ordered another 100mg batch of Nicotine solution in VG, and more flavorings from Wizard Labs... they finally got the flavors I needed back in stock

yeaaaaaaaaaaaa, congrats!!!! down in the south we usually have a fish fry to celebrate but I would think you would take offence to that

Not confused anymore just trying to make a well informed purchase. I hate buying a device that is not satisfying. Weather it is a camera, computer, TV, piece of vape gear. Not into spending just to spend, even thou my collection says otherwise.LOL

Yes, they do... but are they accurate? I can check my atty on both my dedicated meters and my Fluke DMM, and they will be the same, or within 0.02 Ohms. Putting that same atty on my different box-mods... and they will read +/- 0.2 Ohms from the dedicated meters. Some devices may read even farther away from the real resistance. I will say that my IPV-minis read the closest of all my box-mods, but even that doesn't guarantee all of the IPV's are accurate.

I hear some really good things about the UD Goblin. It's on my "hit list" queue. The UD Goblin RTA Below is a really in-depth review and build tutorial from Trevor Jones (the "Mr. Rogers" of the vaping world). He covers every possible question you may have about the Goblin RTA, and he's got some great tips on general coil building and RTA wicking, too.

That is great. My sister and her husband came by last night. They are trying to get their lives back on the right track. Years of addiction, jail...ect. I loaded them up with a few tanks, coils, iStick 30, VV V3, chargers, and nearly every small bottle of juice that I have not touched in months (200+ mls) I am really hoping it gives them something to stop smoking, and a hobby to keep them busy.

That's awesome to help out your sister by paying forward your gear! I'm sure the MVP and Nautilus will help her greatly... I know my MVP was the game-changer for me when I started vaping Flavors are subjective, but I think all smokers looking to quit have the mental need for a tobacco flavor, but she'll soon realize other flavors exist The i23 appears to be a custom-build/logo version of the iStick @23W? It has the same size and look (even colors) of the iStick 20W, but seems to have a different programming on the chipset and hopefully the 510 connection has been upgraded to spring-loaded like the iStick 30W.... and hopefully the programming has been changed to RMS, which will make these superior in performance to the iStick 20W!

Well now, it'll be 2 years of vaping in May for me and so far the negative side effects include: No more hacking out a lung every morning, easier breathing, no more breathless stair climbs, no more arm falling asleep when I park my head on it whilst sleeping, no more panic attacks because of shortness of breath, better tasting food, more sensitive smelling, no more OCD about being down to my last 3 cigs, no more coughing when trying to speak to a class, no more wasting brain power watching the clock waiting for the next chance to smoke, significantly less expense, better flavour, more variety, better consistent throat hit with proper liquids and equipment, the hobby fun factor, enjoyment derived from discussing different vaping options and equipment, better blood pressure, feeling returned to fingers and toes, (x rated: better male function), more regular digestion, no more feelings that I'm going to hack myself to death and knowing full well I brought it on my self, no more cravings, no more anxiety that I've got to cut back on these things if I can't quit, and on and on and on........ Sometimes I still wonder at how easy it was over all and that I can go and go and go without wanting a cig after almost 50 years of thinking living without cigs wasn't wort living at all. Thanks to all the engineers and chemists amateur and professional who made and keep improving all the equipment and liquid to make this breakthrough in quitting smoking so enjoyable. I certainly don't know the long term effects of 50 years of vaping, but I do know the effects of 50 years of smoking, and if the last two years for me are any indication, I'll take vaping and FCUK the naysayers, lobbyists, greedy corporate scaredy cats, idiot congressmen and just plain stupid FDA bureaucrats.

Sorry...I couldn't resist!

Finally school back in session

Anybody want to come to our house for dinner tonight???

From what I read, I don't think he had an issue with vv or vw outputs, I think it boils down to the fact that the device wouldn't fire a 1.0 Ohm coil. He was forced to use a coil that was on it's last leg and getting a burnt flavor the whole time. Hopefuly with new, apropriate coils it will resolve itself. Vapor, you are correct though. VW= set and enjoy pretty much. VV=adjust to taste between tanks. Both may need adjustment with different e liquids.

From what I understand, setting both wattage and voltage doesn't matter because you can only use one mode or the other. Wattage setting is for switching tanks, say I have a 1.5ohm coil and I like the hit at 10watts, well if I switch to a 2.1ohm coil and leave it at 10watts it should hit the same as my 1.5ohm coil. Voltage however is going to give the same current no matter what my resistance, so a 1.5 ohm coil at 6v might taste burnt where as a 2.1ohm coil might hit fine. Basically, voltage will put out that set voltage through any coil, wattage makes your hits consistent when switching different ohm coils without having to adjust.