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So far so good why I have no clue

When I saw that name, this song jumped right into my head.

Its reading coil now and Im getting a nice even hit :wallbash:

OK 3rd coil I got a temp lock and not getting "no atomizer" message

I just got nearly the same thing in. I didn't get the Bell Cap, but I wish I would have. I got the Coils and Wire. The only problem is the TC Mod I chose is on a very expensive slow trip from china! I went with the 60 Watt TC Zero Clone (Probably made by SKX). I can't wait! I guess I could also get the Bell Cap before the mod gets here (run the bell cap on the Temp Control Subtank Mini and regular top on my non temp control Mini) @Rixter... Thanks for the suggestion on Triangle Vape and the new EFest 18650s. I got 2 25R's Which are great, but so far the Efests seem to last a bit longer. (on my Sigelei Mini @ 30 watts, Lemo 2 @ .9 ohms)

Congrats Tam. You've almost caught up with me!

I really like that bell cap.

Today's mail brought my Kanger Subtank Mini & bell cap and a spool of Ni200, so I wasted no time getting started. I made a 12 wrap 2.5mm 28g coil that metered at .12Ω and installed it into the RBA head of the Subtank Mini. The Invader Mini immediately went into temperature control mode and after a couple of settings adjustments, I was vaping. Everything is working as advertised and I couldn't be more pleased with my new setup.

Pink cap it has to be a rubber eye dropper style then :yes

It needs to be in a pink bottle.

IPV Mini 2, Aspire Atlantis V2 - hits awesome but goes through double the juice of my V1.

Yes, they do, but in order to fully charge a 4600mAh battery, you'd have to charge it from a 9000mAh battery (basically the size battery found in emergency lighting in your workplace's hallways and bathrooms). Using those small square or round portable batteries does not fully discharge their "charge" into the recipient battery, either... they reach a saturation point, where both batteries are near equal, but the donor battery will never fully exhaust it's charge into the dead one. So, to fully charge any dead battery, you'd need to supply it with nearly 2x what it needs. Honestly, the best thing to do is charge it the correct way via wall-charger or mobile-charger (car)... and leave the gimmicky portable charging batteries for what they do best... give you a quick boost of power to a dying cell-phone so you can make a call or two. I've had to use my MVP 2.0 as a cell-phone booster once, and the phone drained the MVP, but only provided enough charge so I could make maybe 15-min of calls and send/receive a few texts. BTW, the cell-phone battery is basically the same mAh as my MVP, which proves the point I was trying to make about portable power-packs.