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I mostly go with 24-18 but will vape anything from 24-0. I like 4-0 when I use my mech. I don't have any desire to lower or stop vaping so it is not something think about much. I like hearing others drop and the ones that just stop vaping. It is their goal and when someone meets that goal, it is worthy of respect.

My Take On The NextGen Rba From Vape Ware Mods This is the first Attomizer i have use like this to date, it is similar to the Rsst from comparisions that i have done. Specs: - 22mm that works with mesh - SS and Pyrex tank included - 35mm height, 5ml juice capacity with SS tank (4.8ml with Pyrex) - SS 304L food grade, ultra fine brushed finish - Adjustable air flow control ring through 4 twin vertical holes at 0.9mm-1.1mm-1.3mm-1.5mm - Two-pieces, drip tip included. Inner part is made from acetal, outer part from ss, for efficient temperature reduction - Ketatron 1000 peak insulator on underside of top cap - Also comes with standard bag of goodies- blue screwdriver, extra positve nut and negative screw, replacement o-rings, small length of ss mesh for wick, small rod to wrap mesh on, pyrex and ss tank sections (pyrex will be pre installed). I like this Atty it works great and produces great flavor and vapor, i have yet to get a dry/burnt hit off this device. I also noticed that unlike other atty's of this nature you do not have to tilt it when taking a hit it wicks perfect consistantly. Pros- Price from gearbest.com is $12.99 for an authentic atty, solid construction, o-ring tolerances are perfect Cons- Only Subjective con i found is the airflow even all the way open you get a restrictive lung hit, so it works better for people who prefer mouth to lung inhales. Check Out My Video Review Here:

I range from 6 to 0 for some strange reason low nic does not bother me

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.

The Arctic is the best tank on the market ATM IMO