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  1. Earthling789

    Kangertech Subox Nano

    I really don't know where they get the Wattage ratings on those coils... @ 0.5 Ohms, 15W is 2.7V, and 60W is 5.5V... both well within the operational limits of the Subbox. As FXRich posted above, the Wattage you use is going to be determined by the juice in the tank. Some juices NEED higher Watts, some don't. I have some juices that taste like garbage once I pass 15W, regardless of the tank... and in the same tank, a different juice needs 25W to taste it's best... As always, start low on Wattage, vape, turn it up a bit, vape, repeat... once you get a slightly burnt taste, back it off about 0.5W and that is the sweet-spot for that coil/juice combo. Think of vaping like driving... just because your car can do 120mph doesn't mean you have to pull out of your driveway at 120mph! Start slow and work your way up to the "speed limit" of the juice, so to speak
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  2. Tam, VapeNW.com still has Anyvape Davide minis and full-size for $6.25 and $5.99 ($6.99 for gold) respectively. I just ordered a few of the minis for the SO to top her new VV eGo's with for work, and it never hurts to have a few $6 PIF tanks on hand, too
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  3. Compenstine

    Vegetable glycerine

    Dark flavors can gunk up a coil fast. They also shorten the life a coil. A lot of the baking flavorings you can by in a store can do the the same. Some contain oils that can also be bad to vape. If you are going to buy flavorings from a store stick with Lorrans or, check and make sure there are no additives like oil or preservatives that can be harmful if vaped.
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  4. FXRich

    New guy

    My ride is a 2000 FXDX more commonly known as a Dyna.
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  5. cany

    New guy

    Nice 87 soft tail here
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  6. Tam

    New guy

    Welcome to Vapor Talk.
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  7. cany

    New guy

    Welcome aboard what ya ride?
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  8. Bebop

    New guy

    Welcome Harley!
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  9. Cigarettes smell so awful to me now that even if my PV died, I don't think that a cigarette would even be an option. For me, it would be like running out of Cool-Aid and choosing to drink sewer water.
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  10. I've thought of that very question many times since I quit smoking and began vaping (April 8, 2012). I suppose the answer to the "when to stop vaping" question is: whenever maintaining your gear (recharging, refilling, safeguarding, etc.) stops being enjoyable and becomes a hassle to you...when it begins to outweigh the enjoyment you get from the act of vaping, it's probably time for you to quit.
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