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You think that's bad, I was vaping on a Vision Spinner 2 w/ An AeroTank for almost a year lol It wasn't until I visited some Vape Shops in Asia and the UK that people excited for me to come buy were like "SO WHAT ARE YOU VAPING!" I'm like "oh this" they'd usually go "oh....well that's ok I guess" For me personally I started vaping to stop smoking, it's kept that goal. I have access to a ton of pretty awesome mods but I sort of like whatever works.

I'm still rocking the evic VTC mini. I know, I know it's only 60w device. Well the truth is I rarely use half that and I pretty much live around 20 - 24w and I like it so. I pretty much use the evic mostly (and I have a couple of them) and my tanks of choice are the subtank minis and the youde zephrus. Back ups for those are my invader mini and IPV. Lately I got a couple subvods and I am really liking these for short quick outings when I don't want to carry a lot of stuff. And my new Tesla stealth is never far away. It's almost too much. I really prefer simplicity which I stay with pretty much one style of tank. After all while it has become a mini hobby for me, mainly I'm just happy to be off cigs so I am eaasily satisfied without too much fuss over hardware.

At work I use a nautilus mini on a regulated mod with a submerged design, ala the MVP. I have a MVP that is currently down, it's in my drawer to fix, a Kangside Luxury box and a Smoant Knight. I love the submerged tank design for work because I can drop it in any pocket on me and not worry about breaking the tank. (Anyone know of other mods like this? I want a few spares in case the deeming regs stick around.) In the truck I have a Istick 50 with a subtank plus. 5 other subtanks that get used in a not so regular fashion on either my Tesla Stealth or the Istick. I also have a Freemax Starre that I love running a .25ohm coil in on my IPV4s that only gets used if I am in the garage or outdoors as it will fog the entire house up if I try to use it indoors. I carry 2 spare 18650s in the outer pocket of my lunch box to work (In a protective case), a nitecore ui20 in my truck just incase and atleast 1 30ml bottle of juice for the subtanks and a couple 10ml bottles of juice for the Naut Mini also in the lunch box. I have 2 sets of married cells for the IPV4s, 6 18650s for the others in rotation and have a LucV4 to charge at home. For backups I have 2 subboxes, a Dopovo-65 and a couple Ego batts that I use once a month or so to make sure they still work.

When I'm at home I generally vape a single mod/tank/juice setup. At the moment I'm vaping my Fuchai 213 with TFV8. Work days or when I'm out and about is an entirely different story. I usually have 2 regulated mods with me when I leave the house, and I have been accused of overkill with the extras I carry with me on a daily basis. In my defense I am on the go a lot during my work days and I have a long commute, so I'd rather be safe than sorry. In addition to whatever regulated box mods I decide to use each day I usually have at least two extra tanks (sometimes 3), two needle tip bottles filled with juice for refilling, 2 to 4 additional 30ml bottles of juice, 2 to 4 extra batteries, at least one mech mod (sometimes two) with an RDA on each one, my coil kit, 26 gauge kanthal and cotton. As if that isn't enough, I also have two 11000 mAh battery packs that are normaly reserved for cell phone charging. It just so happens they are very effective at charging batteries in mods as well. Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

Once the government does something its hard for them to admit that they made a mistake, and undo it. The best known example is the 18th amendment (prohibition), which had to be undone by the 21st amendment, the only Constitutional amendment ever repealed. I don't look for Congress to do anything because the current POTUS will probably veto it anyway. Just my opinion. If it were not for the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, passed in 2009 the FDA would not have any control over tobacco products, and we would not have these new FDA regulations.

My apologies if there is an existing thread on this tank..if so I couldn't find it Just picked up the TFV8 from my local B&M for free (points) Normally I'm a RTA type guy but after my brother telling me what huge clouds this thing is supposed to blow I couldn't resist checking it out for myself.. First off I had it on the Cyan RX200s using the installed .15 ohm coil..the tank got very hot vaping at only 50w..Made my new RX get warm too..Out of a abundance of caution I moved it over to my older IPV4 for now..when I feel it's safe I will re-install it on one of my RX200 mods..Hope it lives up to the type, lol Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I ordered one last night from the V/T store cant wait too try it. Only mod I have that will go 100+ is the RX200

I use rice in a bowl for "speed steeping". I pour a bag of rice in a mixing bowl and heat it dry in the microwave for a minute (literally!) then stick my bottles in it and cover it with a towel. Let it sit until the rice is cool. Take out the bottles and give 'em a good shake. I find it cuts steep time about 2 days for each rice "bath". Got the idea from work! We use 'rice bags' for residents in our facility who have chronic pain. They work especially well for back and joint pain, and we use less pain medication.

I usually rotate 2 set-ups, 3 at the most... and always at home as I no longer vape when out (personal preference)... don't need to anymore.

I can usually reach back and choose something at random but at the moment I'm using the iStick 40w. I've also got a Therion DNA75 on the way which is absolutely beautiful.

Just one. I'm pretty boring [emoji851] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm assuming he meant DIY? Wizard Labs and Heartland Vapes have good selections of flavors... they're my go-to...

BTW, steeping in the microwave isn't necessary... but it is "fast", lol... Floating the bottles in a warm water bath is also acceptable for accelerating the steeping process... but it is less about the heat and more about mixing... heating excites the molecules causing them to move, thus mixing the flavors through Physics, rather than physical exertion. Thorough mixing when you're making them... using a vibration table, sonic cleaner, or magnetic stirrer works wonders for making a better blend. I find (when I don't use my magnetic mixer) leaving the cap off, and putting them into an area that is warm (on a shelf above the stove, or in a room that gets a little warmer than the rest) works far better than "cooking" the juice... slow aging and daily shaking makes for a far better flavor, and depending on the juice, it will only take 2-10 days to fully "evolve" the flavor.