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Man, that really sux! My bottle was inside of a Ziploc baggie...was yours? If so, maybe you can salvage enough to drip while you get a replacement bottle. *EDIT* Mine was packed really well. Somebody must've stomped your box.

Sorry Comp, but this is the absolute largest container I could find for you. If you need more capacity, you're gonna have to get two.

528,344 gallons for $726,473,000.

...or 9100 gallons for $12,512,500...you see where this is going, Comp? lol

$75,625. I always say, "If you're gonna make a scene, be seen."

Glad to have you with us.

Like you, I'm the resident "expert" on all thing vaping at my job. So far, I've converted over a half-dozen co-workers (as well as a couple of wives) from smoking to vaping, and also created quite a few ex-smokers in my general area. Other smoking co-workers see the converts vaping and now they're coming to me and asking questions, so it looks like I have my work cut out for me. It really is a good feeling to have the means to help people finally get free from cigarettes.

The video in post #73 is the first one I've seen with anyone having any troubles with the device, and it could be a defective coil or even a defective device that he got. I'm going to try and get one this weekend and if it doesn't work properly, I'll just send it back for a refund.

I have researched this mod more than anything else I've bought in quite some time...I've watched countless videos and read review after review of the Heatvape Invader Mini 50, so I guess I must've missing something. I've not seen anything negative about it anywhere. In fact, most reviews say it actually performs better than mods with the DNA40 chip (Vaporshark rDNA included). If you can point me to some negative info you've found, please do so because I planned on buying one any day now. Another thing I really like about this mod's design is that while it might not be completely water-proof, I feel like it probably will be a lot more dust-proof than any of the other box mods I currently own. Since I work in a cabinet and furniture shop, that's a big consideration for me.

I'm pretty sure that the dripper blend is 30/70 PG/VG and the tank blend is 50/50.

The Monkey Spunk is incredibly good, too...I got a bottle of that as well.

I'm not going bore you all with a long, drawn out review of yet another eliquid today. I'll just tell you that if you like custard-flavored juice, I doubt you'll find anything better than Clockwerks Custard. When you get a chance to try some for yourself, I'm sure you'll agree with me that it tastes exactly like a great vanilla custard, and you'll be hard-pressed to put it down. This isn't one of those juices that sort of tastes like what it says it is...vaping this juice is just like eating a big ol' spoonful of the best vanilla custard you've ever tried. From the product page: "Clockwerks Custard is the culmination of nearly 6 months of work, testing, adjusting, and testing again in an effort to make the best Proper British Custard flavor in the industry. We approached this task considering flavor and flavor alone when crafting this e-liquid and the end result is a rich, creamy, and oh-so-pure, TRUE Vanilla Custard! In Clockwerks Custard we didn't include other flavors like Caramel, Butterscotch, or additional sweeteners. When you vape Clockwerks, you taste the smoothest, purest, finest Custard flavor you can possibly get! Simply put, there just isn't a better Proper British Custard out there!! This flavor was created with 100% Diacetyl Free ingredients." There are a couple of options available, so since I prefer sub-Ω RDAs at the moment, I chose the 30ml dropper bottle of 3mg dripper formula (my Kanger Subtank has absolutely no problems wicking it, though).

Have y'all heard about the Efest 18650 2800mah 35A/80A IMRs? I think they just came out.

I do, too.

Any time jeffb uses the word "awesome" twice in one paragraph, you can rest assured that it's truly awesome. BTW...that little tank performs as well or better than anything else I've tried. I use mine all day, every day.

I need to get myself one of those Royal Hunter RDAs if for no other reason than it's got my initials in gold on the front of it.

I do like me a good ole duelin' banjo.

No offense, but to me, all you guys from that part of the country sound like Rocky...kinda like how we Southern guys all sound like Larry the cable guy to you.

Here's a good video review (with a cotton burn test) by Rocky Balboa's cousin (I think?).

Here's a pretty good review of the Heatvape Invader Mini.

No apology necessary...I'm all about finding out what works well and what doesn't. It appears that the Xpro M80 has some issues with ramp up time, and even with the latest firmware, it looks like it lags well behind the Vaporshark RDNA (DNA40 board). I'm still trying to find out how the Heatvape Mini compares to the RDNA as that seems to be the benchmark.

From the article: "It becomes difficult to defend our (smoking cessation) claims, when the majority of the vaper lifestyle promotes vaping as a leisurely lifestyle activity. For every person that represents vaping as their solution to quit smoking, there are ten who promote it for cloud chasing and a hobby." Correct me if I'm wrong, but according to the article, it's clear what the majority of vapers want. If you don't believe it, then just go to any vaping web site or B&M and look what they're selling. I have zero problems with cloud chasing as long as it's not done in confined public spaces (same etiquette as for smoking), and vape shops (of all places) should have adequate ventilation for quickly clearing up vapor clouds.

Why do you need tempered? From another forum: About the Tempered Ni200. It is good. Until you dry burn your coil. And then it becomes Annealed again. IMHO, using twisted Kanthal and Nickel or pure Nickel 26 AWG is working better for me. And it is sturdy enough. Here is 26 AWG Ni200 Kayfun V4 for example: