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  1. Bebop

    VaporTalk's Black Label

    Yeah that's the ticket. It vapes better for me at lower temp. I'm vaping a .8 ohm coil at about 18 - 20W and it's nice.
    2 points
  2. Tam

    VaporTalk's Black Label

    I put this one into a Kanger Protank III using a 1.8 ohm coil at 3.7V (Vision Spinner I). This juice seems to like the cooler temperature for the best flavor -- for me anyway. In a week or so, the creaminess should really come out. When this juice first came and I tried it, the strawberry flavor was a little too sharp. It's mellowing nicely now... Mmmmmmm
    1 point
  3. FXRich

    Candy Bar

    My first coffee mix was going through a coil every 2 tanks, but then I reduced the coffee flavor from 10% to 5% and now I get 3 tanks per coil. Update on my Candy Bar mix, I reduced the coconut from 5% to 3% and raised the Chocolate from 5% to 7% I failed to fine tune it until yesterday when I thought it might have too much coconut and not enough chocolate.
    1 point
  4. cany

    Battery Tank Combos

    I cant see the spinner firing a sub ohm coil
    1 point
  5. Hi, and welcome to the forum! Simple... yes... annoying... no! LOL Yes, you can use the Triton Mini tank with the eLeaf 40W-TC. Yes, 50/50 juices will wick well with the Triton Mini / Nautilus coils, and many of our users prefer the 1.6 Ohm and 1.8 Ohm coils over all other offerings. Depending on your juice, you'll want to use a lower Wattage, say somewhere between 9W and 18W? That battery will also handle Temp Control coils in Ni200 and Ti, but I'd not venture into TC until you have a better handle on coil resistances and Wattage under "normal" use Feel free to ask anything... we're always willing to help... and help you spend money...
    1 point
  6. Tam

    ONLY Pharmacy Compounded Juice

    I thought it was "found on the road dead."
    1 point
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