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Dulcis. I went into vaping Dulcis with the knowledge that it is "legendary", so I had some pretty high hopes from the start. After vaping it for a while, I can't say that I know of a more richly flavored e liquid than Dulcis. It's just the right blend of tobacco and caramel, and it's got a very distinct flavor that's immediately recognizable. Excellent vapor production, throat hit, & flavor. It's my new favorite.

The shipping is more than I'm used to paying, but it did arrive within just a few days of placing the order. I just ordered 3 more bottles of it (yes...it's that good), so the shipping didn't hurt me as bad psychologically this time.

I absolutely agree with you on the Uni...a drip tip is easy to pop in & out with those, but not to the point where they fall out easily.

From VT Store: 3 x 10 ml. Dulcis 16 mg.

...and there's the (possibly too obvious) option of removing the drip tip to add juice. It's not like you have to do it a whole lot if you use a drip shield. I do it most of the time anyway because I've only got one drip tip whose ID is large enough to effectively drip through without hanging up. It's become second nature for me to pop it off, drip 8-10, pop it back, and vape. Anyhow, they look good on paper. I'm just sayin'...

To check the resistance on an atty/carto/clearomizer, set your multimeter on "Ω" (ohms) at it's lowest position...I use the 200 position on my digital multimeter. Then just put the tip of one lead on the atty/carto/clearomizer's 510 threads and the tip of the other lead on it's center post.

I don't know what resistance level you're looking for , but here are some pre-punched LR (~1.6Ω) Boge F16 poly-filled single-coil tank cartos that worked well for me, and they're cheap, too. For other pre-punched tank cartos, try here or here. All of the tank cartos at those links have tank flanges on the bottom.

No, I haven't, but I probably will order at least one just to try it out. I'll let you know what I think about them if/when I do,

Besides needing a charge, a flashing light could mean that you've got a bad (or very low resistance) atty/carto/clearo installed, and your PV's protection circuit has kicked in. A lot of times a fully charged battery will blink when there's something wrong with the load. I'm not saying that's what's going on for sure, but I've had it happen to me. By the way, IMO, the Vision Spinner 1300mAh is a really great battery. Good choice.

Teflon drip tips.

Welcome to the show. Looks pretty nice.

5 x 1.5Ω CE2 tank cartos & a wood-grained big-belly drip tip from Hoosier E-Cig, a tie-dyed custom Vision Spinner 1300mAh wrap (surprise for the wife) from Vapor Skinz, and 30 ml. of IKV RY4 PG Gold from IkenVape.

After some studying, I always make the final decision to buy something "neat" by looking at the amount saved on my SinceMyLastCigarette banner and saying, "Yeah, I can afford that".

When someone asks me about what clearos to buy (because let's face it, they are sexy looking, and should, in theory anyway, be very efficient juicers), I steer them towards the Kanger T3 or MT3. I know, I know...there's been a few bad ones here and there, but if you do get a bad engine, you can just unscrew that one and replace it with a new one for only a few bucks. Just consider it the price you pay for convenience (they hold a whopping 2.4 ml.), and of course, that sexy look that is "The Clearomizer".

You are now prepared for any situation, up to and including zombie apocalypse. Carry on.

Very nice.

*Note* A LR 901 atomizer would probably work nicely on this with its 808 threads...if you didn't over-fill it. *Another Note* On second thought, maybe not so much, with it having an auto switch and all.

The E-Zip is a great personal vaporizer that fits perfectly in your hand or pocket. It has an 808 thread connection with a high polish chrome finish and a signature click. Hours of great vaping! Kit includes: 1 360mAh auto battery and passthrough combo charger 4 N100 pre-filled vertical coil cartomizers in your choice of menthol or flue cured tobacco 1 lighter Zippo case with insert

That's an atty & cartridge on a modified flashlight.

For custom blends like you're talking about, I'd say go to EC Blend and pick yourself out a traditional tobacco-flavored e juice that suits you, and then just add menthol (or cool shot) to taste. Or you might want a little more control over your mix than that, in which case you could "Create Your Own" menthol e-liquid. With discount code "10020", it's just two bucks for a 5 ml. sample bottle + shipping (cheap).

Have you seen EmpireMods' flashlights...they would make a really nice mod. Not an EmpireMods flashlight, BTW.

...if your meter doesn't show "0" when you touch the leads together (and it doesn't have a "zeroing" function or adjustment dial), just deduct whatever is passing for "zero" from what you get when you meter the juicer.

Good job. Now, isn't this more fun than smoking?