BirdDog

I have a love and hate relationship with the Cleito tank. The coils are expensive and would like something higher than .4 ohm. I wanted to buy a re-buildable tank and couldn't decide. So I bought the RTA that just rolled out for the Cleito. Looks nice and has enough room for a build. The only complaints I heard was the wicking was tricky. Will let you know how it works out.

I got the information from AriesJJ. He seems to know the fellow that runs the site. Aries builds some awesome coils. Will be sad to see it come down, it has been a useful tool. I can't understand why, people use it all over the world and they don't actually sell anything.

Ahhh....Had to find my dripper to understand what you were explaining. Makes total sense. Agree the top does get hot and it is annoying. Will have to try your trick out and see if it works better. Thanks.

I have heard in the community that Steam-engine will be coming down in March 2017. Not sure of the reason, probably due to FDA regulations. I guess you can save the web page and run it offline, but it will require saving the whole database. Haven't tried it yet, will let you know if I do. Thank you for the tip on the Vape Tool. Much appreciated.

Welcome to the squonking world. I hope you like it. The only piece of advice I have is to wash the bottles thoroughly before use. There is a coating or something that makes your liquid have a plastic taste. People have suggested to use a little vodka, it seems to kill the plastic flavor. I just washed with soap and hot water and didn't have any problems for the original Drip Box.

Batteries usually have a minimal charge when shipped out. Probably left over from testing after manufacturing. Most batteries I have ordered, have come with a partial charge.

The two men above me ^^ are pretty wise. I think you might want to weigh what they are trying to say.

It is a process for drilling or extracting oil from rock or shale using water pressure. It is becoming more common and is very controversial in the part of Colorado that I live in. There have been court cases and public votes to block fracking. The oil companies says it is safe but there are many sites that have drilled and contaminated the local water source. People have reported water from their faucets actually becoming flammable. Pretty scary in my opinion. It has been said that fracking causes earth quakes. I live no where near the southern part of Colorado (Pueblo/Colo Springs). Visited there several times, nice area. I prefer to live farther north of Denver.

Have family in Charleston. They didn't evacuate. Not surprised they are staying put. Family in Florida are on the other coast and not in any danger. We have had some minor earthquakes in CO lately. It is a bit unusual. There is a lot of fracking going on in this state. Not buying into the fracking causes earthquakes theory just yet. I do believe fracking contaminates the water table here. We are more at risk from flooding, high winds and tornadoes.

I get spit back from the Cleito tank and RDA, but after the coil warms up it stops. I don't have any spit back from my iSub tank, the coils have a screen at the top. Spit back never bothered me. Probably got used to it from using 510 cartomizers and dripping atomizers. I have been doing this way to long.

I have an original Twisted Messes 2, it does come in a knock off version. I learned to build with this one and it was easy. Nice big work area and it will take all kinds of builds. It is a pricey RDA, knock off is cheaper and just as good from what I heard. I got mine through a connection at a very, very good price. I would buy another. http://twistedmesses.com/product/black-twisted-messes-rda2-tmsquared/

Trump will quit and Hillary will be impeached. Neither will finish a full 4 years.

It took me a few days to get used to the wide style drip tips that come with some of the tanks now. I am using the iSub Apex and the Cleito. I prefer the flavor from the iSub tank over the Cleito. The Cleito can run a bit hot and burns through liquid really fast. Both tanks now offer a RBA deck. I may buy the RBA for the Cleito, I want a little bit more control for flavor on that tank. I also have the Kanger Drip Box (squonker). Used it quite a bit until I bought the Twisted Messes 2 RDA. Love it!

But the internet told me I could use packing tape to seal the forms. Glad to see you back and you are doing well.

Try the Joye eGo AIO starter kit. It is inexpensive and the coil are affordable. Has a nice draw, locking cap and it is very small. I have one and use it daily. Would make a nice traveling vape. https://www.vaportalkstore.com/product/joye-ego-aio-starter-kit-silver/

I have been vaping the Adams Apple the last few days. I like the tartness of the flavor. I haven't tried the other flavors yet, but looking forward to them.

It has been a while since I charged an eGo style battery. Thinking back, the last ones I charged did the same thing. It is normal, but if it makes you nervous, don't leave it unattended while charging.

I have 3 going right now. 1. Lemon Creme Filled Doughnut - Tmaxx no frills from Vaping Watch 2. Peaches & Cream - Tmaxx no frills 3. Adams Apple from the VT Store, Black Label line.

I am using the Eleaf Istick TC 100w. It uses 2 18650 batteries. It can be charged by USB. I use an external charger because it charges faster. If you want a built in battery system, try the 70W Innokin Cool Fire Plus. There is also the TC model. Both work really well and charge with USB. I looked at 3 of my most used vendors, even the 50w was out of stock. My Vapor Store, 101 Vape and My Freedom Smokes. Mt. Baker has the 50w in stock, it is listed for $47.99. Good luck. Wait! Vapor Beast has the Eleaf iStick for $39.97. I have not used this supplier, but have heard positive things about them. http://www.vaporbeast.com/eleaf-istick-50w.html

I dumped the Cinnamon Roll, it wasn't for me. I have a cold, so nothing is working right. I can say that it is a cooler vape than the other tanks I have.

It is pretty warm. I am getting a good throat hit. But I am not sure how another flavor might taste. I have only been vaping the AIO with the cinnamon roll liquid. Which is also new to me. So I might have to get back to you after I try it with another flavor.

It is a really nice starter device. I picked it up for about $15 from 101vape. I bought it because it was cheap and I heard some good things about it. The replacement coils run about $7 a pack. It is small and compact and really simple to use. The coils are a .6 and are marked for 15-20w. It has a fixed wattage, couldn't find any information about it. I think PBusardo mentions it in his video. But based on the coil, it probably fits within that range somewhere. The battery life is small, I think around 1500. It has the nice child safety locking cap. No leaks unless you overfill the tank! The only downside for me is the air flow. Haven't quite figured it out. There have been a couple burned tasting hits, but I am not sure if it is the the coil or the liquid I am using. I have a cinnamon roll flavor going, that flavor can sometimes taste a bit burnt. For the price, being compact, decent flavor and vapor I would have to say yes to this device.

The popping and spitting is a part of vaping. It happens on occasion. I have been using the AIO for a couple days. Bought it to try it out. Not a bad device. Sure wish I had one of these when I started vaping. Mine has only popped a few times. Usually due to a bit of excess liquid hitting the coil. It should burn off. If it doesn't and it really bothers you, change the coil head.

The users of Blue Foam and Pyramid Tea bags are probably rejoicing the comeback.

I went to Disneyland in February. I took my spinners and evod tanks. I put them in my back pack. I did disconnect them. I put my bottles of liquid in my cosmetic case and packed it in my luggage to be checked along with the charger and one of the EVOD tanks. Not a peep from anyone about what was in my checked bag and back pack.