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And who says vaping saves you money. I don't see it that way. I spent almost $300 this month so far on vape gear. I quoted the wrong post didn't I

From GearBest's USA Warehouse: 140 Pieces of Muji Japanese Organic Cotton - $5.05 Nitecore UM10 Intellicharger - $7.85 Insulated Zirconia Ceramics Sharp-nose Tweezers - 2 x $3.90 10m 28g Ni200 - $2.70

Here's the info... I'm assuming the $23 price will be after 20% discount... link is below, and sale lasts Friday through Monday or until they sell out of what's on-hand. Nice to know on the GotVapes site... $10 for even a defective one is still a good price, and is cheaper than buying the replacement tank-section... too bad they don't come with the RBA decks like Kanger SubTanks do That would be a sweet deal! Black Friday is just around the corner up so you know what that means! VAPE DEALS ON VAPE DEALS. VapeNW’s sitewide 20% off sale is active until the 30th of November. Order your device before someone else snags it up before you do! To access the 20% off code that is applied during checkout, click here.

Fortunately it does over the "long-haul"... unless you get shiny-itus or empty-pocketus

I ordered a extra subtank base for that reason, but while I was waiting to get it I discovered the subtank mini RBA fits in a T3 base, or a EVOD base, that's how I check mine. I know the resistance don't affect the power but the lower the resistance the more watts is needed, at least that's been my experience.

There are way too many variables to determine the actual wattage it will take. The first limiting factor will be your juice. Some juices can handle higher wattages than others. Next is the ratio of your juice. If you juice is too thick, it will not wick well and therefore your coil will either burn your cotton, or melt itself. Airflow is also a factor. High airflow with plenty of wicking will all.ow the wattage to be higher. I guess the non nerdy short answer is, "It is just a suggested wattage range"

Both are variable wattage and variable temp devices. Neither is our ever has been variable voltage.

About 25-50 bucks a month..compared to 40 bucks a week for cigs.