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Yeah, I normally just copy the address from the browser and paste it into the body of the post, but it would only let me put it as text with a link, so I right-clicked on the actual video and chose "copy video URL", but that didn't work either. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj49TQ7R-28&feature=youtu.be Funny video though.

Thanks, Tam. I don't know what went wrong, but I sent a screen shot of the offending page to the "Report a bug or problem" section.

I'm missing some of the formatting options on the Create New Topic text box, and I can't post YouTube videos, either. All the formatting options are available in the reply section, but I still can't post a YouTube video...just the link to it.

https://youtu.be/aj49TQ7R-28 For some reason, I can't post the original video like I normally do.

V1...V2 seems like too much of a pain to get the heat sink unscrewed to fill the tank. Nobody I know that has a V1 has had any problems with the center tube getting stuck like I heard you guys talking about.

Today I bought two Aspire Tritons for $31.28 shipped ($15.64 each) from GearBest's U.S. warehouse. My dad and the missus both have one and they love 'em, so I figured, for that price, I'd order a couple of extras as backups (who am I kidding? I want one, too ).

I just wanted to wish all of my vapor buds here at V|T a very merry Christmas! I hope you all have a great day and get all the gear you need to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside!

Just ordered a Fishbone Plus RDA from GearBest and an Eleaf iStick 60W TC mod from FastWow. Total cost - $36.49 shipped.

A government that's doing something that's not completely backasswards? Surely, the end is near!!!

How The Media Totally Exaggerated Study On Risk Of ‘Popcorn Lung’ From E-Cigarettes Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/12/09/how-the-media-totally-exaggerated-study-on-risk-of-popcorn-lung-from-e-cigarettes/#ixzz3uFY4Lea6

This guy really seems to know about the chemistry of eliquid. If you're interested, you can find more of his YouTube videos here.

Here's a link to FlavourArt's lab analysis of individual flavors performed by Enthalpy Analytical, Inc. From the website: "FlavourArt is proud to be the first flavour company in North America to publicize Enthalpy testing results. We are committed to professionalism, community support, advocacy and research towards the betterment of the vaping industry. This is our third party lab analysis of our complete North American flavour compendium conducted by Enthalpy Labs in June/July of 2015." "The head PHD at Enthalpy was quoted as saying that our results are "amazing”, however we are never satisfied and continue to work at making safer aromatic flavours for eliquid use."

I found this online just a few minutes ago. From Capella: Please note that we are just the Flavor company. However, many of our customers use our flavor concentrates in their e-liquid recipes. I have provided a list below of all of our flavors that do not contain the small trace of Acetoin and Acetyl Propionyl. None of our flavors contain Diacetyl. Amaretto CA-1017 Anise CA-1366 Apricot CA-1334 Bacon CA-1315 Banana CA-1019F Banana Split CA-1021 Blackberry CA-1400 Blue Raspberry Cotton Candy CA-1377 Blueberry CA-1020 Bold Tobacco CA-1396 Bubble Gum CA-1046 Cantaloupe CA-1371 Cherry Cola CA-1240F Chocolate Raspberry CA-1025F Cola CA-1039F Concord Grape CA-1043F Cool Mint CA-1030 Cranberry CA-1347F Crispy Bacon CA-1373 Cucumber CA-1363 Cup of Joe CA-1415 Double Apple CA-1401 Double Watermelon CA-1380 Dragon Fruit CA-1402 Energy Drink CA-1048F Espresso CA-1040F Fig CA-1318F Glazed Doughnut Ca-1398 Golden Pineapple CA-1357 Grape CA-1321F Grapefruit CA-1375 Green Apple CA-1238F Grenadine CA-1399 Harvest Berry CA-1348 Hibiscus CA-1370 Honeydew Melon CA-1361 Hot Cinnamon Candy CA-1076 Italian Lemon Sicily CA-1404 Juicy Lemon CA-1362F Juicy Orange Ca-1376 Juicy Peach CA-1367F Kiwi Strawberry CA-1034 Lemon Lime CA-1075F Maple Syrup CA-1314 Medium Tobacco CA-1394 Menthol CA-1405 Passion Fruit CA-1374 Pear CA-1032 Peppermint CA-1042 Pumpkin Pie (Spice) CA-1003 RF Cherry Cola CA-1387 RF Energy Drink CA-1390 RF Sweet Strawberry CA-1382 RF Tangerine CA-1392 Root Beer CA-1010F Smooth Tobacco CA-1372 Spearmint CA-1052 Sweet Cream CA-1397 Sweet Lychee CA-1365 Sweet Mango CA-1364 Sweet Strawberry CA-1304F Sweet Tangerine CA-1313F Sweet Tea CA-1358F Sweet Watermelon CA-1350F Toasted Almond CA-1014 True Tobacco CA-1395 V2 Apple Pie CA-1384 V2 Boston Cream Pie CA-1389 V2 Cappuccino CA-1414 V2 Caramel CA-1408 V2 Chocolate Fudge Brownie CA-1386 V2 Cinnamon Danish CA-1409 V2 Double Chocolate CA-1410 V2 French Vanilla CA-1379 V2 Graham Cracker CA-1381 V2 Hazelnut CA-1388 V2 Lemon Meringue CA-1407 V2 Peaches and Cream CA-1385 V2 Peanut Butter CA-1411 V2 Pina Colada CA-1406 V2 Pomegranate CA-1391 V2 Raspberry CA-1383 V2 Sugar Cookie CA-1412 V2 Vanilla Cupcake CA-1413 V2 Vanilla Custard CA-1378 Wild Cherry CA-1037 Yellow Peach CA-1403 Recently there have been many requests for the removal of Acetoin and Acetyl Propionyl from the flavors. We have made a company decision to accept this request and remove these ingredients from our flavor line for your industry. Because our flavors are being used by many different industries, this request does not apply to everyone, therefore we are leaving our "Original" version and will release what we call the "Version 2, or V2" as its listed on the website. The RF stands for - Reduced flashpoint. These concentrates are mostly for worldwide shipping. Some of our flavors are flammable, and with those flammable flavors comes a hazmat fee. We are trying to steer away from having our products flammable. So we made an RF version for shipping purposes mostly for International Customs.

In light of recent revelations regarding e liquids and flavorings that contain Diacetyl, Acetoin, and/or Acetyl Propionyl, I decided to start a thread where DIYers could post results of their findings about flavors they've researched. I'm currently waiting on responses from several suppliers that I use regularly, and as soon as I receive some information, I'll post it here. I urge other DIYers to do the same. Also, I'm sure that Diacetyl, Acetoin, & Acetyl Propionyl aren't the only things we need to be looking out for in our juices, so if anyone has anything they'd like to share on other potentially dangerous ingredients, feel free to share that information as well.

I should also mention at this point that just because someone's using a regulated box mod doesn't mean that a battery won't vent if pushed too hard...Ohm's Law still applies. There's just more safety features in the circuitry of regulated mods to help prevent catastrophes.

Assuming that you fully understand Ohm's Law, if you are able to confirm your atty's .3Ω resistance with an ohmmeter, then that probably isn't the problem. The main thing is to make sure that your battery can put out more continuous amps than your load is pulling, and if you're unsure of your battery's legitimacy, then you can't know if it can do that. I personally avoid the Sony VTCs solely because there are so many fakes out there. As far as higher amp safety fuses, I really don't know of anything any higher than the VapeSafe. In fact, due to a venting battery a few months ago, I shelved all of my mechs in favor of regulated box mods. I've heard of quite a few mechs blowing up over the years, but I've yet to hear of a single regulated box mod popping. BTW...what mod are you referring to in the OP?

One more thing...due to their limited availability and high price, Sony VTCs are probably the most faked/counterfeited batteries on the planet. The fakes could have decent cores, or they could be accidents waiting to happen. Many legit dealers have been fooled into stocking the fakes in the past (or so I've heard). Here's a link from BudgetLightForum.com that might help in distinguishing fakes from the real deal. Here's another informative article from Sun Vapers: http://www.sun-vapers.com/how-to-spot-a-fake-sony-vtc5-battery/

Sorry...I didn't see the original post about the .3Ω load and Sony VTC4. I just saw the post about the mech mod. Anyway, if I'm not mistaken, the Smoke Vapesafe Fuse (if that's what you're using) is a 7A fuse, and .3Ω on a fresh (4.2v) battery is around 14A, so that's why it's cutting you off. As far as your other issues, I have no clue.

What is the resistance of your atomizer and what battery are you using?

When in temp control mode, it shouldn't matter how high you set your wattage...your device is going to drop back on power (watts) when the coil reaches your preset temp (Fahrenheit or Celsius ). The only thing that setting your power to a higher level does is get you to your preset temp faster (less ramp up time). Also, a good place to start with your temp settings is at or below the flash point of dry cotton (420°F or 215°C).

I'm trying to figure out why you would want to vape at 200 watts. I mean, your mod may produce 200 watts, but 30 watts per coil (provided your airflow is completely unrestricted) is far above what's needed to produce thick clouds of vapor.

Innevape's Vape My Day Product Description: Butterscotch, Caramel, touch of Hazelnut. Smooth, Velvety, melt-in-your-mouth good. They also have Private Stock, which is, "The same great flavor of Vape My Day aged 90 days in a wood-fired oak barrel then triple filtered to create a smooth, full-bodied experience like nothing you've vaped before."