Tam

That kind of sounds like the used car salesman telling a potential buyer how the car was previously owned by a little old lady who only drove it to church on Sundays. LOL

Just me and my opinion, but I'd buy new from a reputable vendor so I know what I'm getting. If it's not, there is recourse. Buying used? Not so much. You don't know if it's been dropped, what kind of use/abuse it's seen (even if the outside looks good, it doesn't mean the inside is as well). Like I said, that's just my opinion.

Nah, I think the tank is the Pro Tank 1. Take a close look at the mouth piece, it's all one and you can't change out the drip tip. That's definitely a 1.

Good analogy about the car, Earthling.

Unfortunately, or fortunately as the case may be... I can't lie well enough to become a politician. LOL

Start up costs can be a bit steep, but once you have your gear, maintenance is all that's needed. Unless you see something new and shiny that you just must have! A minimum of two batteries is a must when starting. More than two is an insurance policy against bad days when one battery dies only to find out that you forgot to charge your back up battery. Or you lose one and the only one you have left needs to be charged or one breaks and the other one is at home... You get the picture. Get back ups of your back ups. You can never have too many. When you have a bad day, you'll be thankful that you got extras. It happened to me the other day. One battery ran down and needed charged. I changed to my back up. It, too, was dead. Went to back up #3, don't know why it wasn't working. Back up #4 finally worked while I charged/recharged all three batteries. Sometimes it's the batteries, sometimes it's the tanks, sometimes it's the coils, the juice, whatever.

It was supposed to be about ponies, dammit! Hey, 300 days, Tug. Congrats!

Just finished watching Big Hero 6. It was cute.

I always thought it was about ponies. Seems I'm in the wrong forum.

*munches*

But what if he's not? Hey, I'm a poet but didn't know it.

I do the same with Bebop. NEVER pour old/used juice back into the bottle with fresh juice. I keep one tank per flavor so I have LOTS of tanks.

Well, I did. Didn't you get it, Tug?

Hey, sanity's highly over rated.

Yeah, I think we got that memo, thanks.

I could watch him work for days. Now, who's got the popcorn?

I question everything! ...mostly your sanity but still...

Why does it have to have grub screws?

The older we get, the more fun we need in our lives. You should try it sometime, it'll be loads of fun!

Give me a box and some tape and I can make magic happen. What's dorky about that? Kids don't use their imaginations anymore, most prefer to get it premade. When you use imagination and make it yourself, it's that much better! Making it is half the fun. Have you never gotten a big box and used it to make a fort?

Nah, the iSticks were probably only $10 each. The small bottle of juice cost $70+, right, Jonnoh?

An easy way to clean your RDA without using water is to remove the wick, blot remaining juice on deck with either a tissue or some paper towel, dry burn just the coil in pulses of 3 - 5 seconds to get the residual juice and gunk off the coil, let cool for several seconds, rewick, rejuice, vape. When I first started building coils, I also used my Fluke meter. Then, I quickly discovered I didn't have enough hands! I was going to add a joke in here about the guys who turn into an octopus at the mere mention of a good looking female -- and how they wouldn't have any problems holding everything at once -- but that would be in poor taste.

Acrylic make-up organizer with drawers work well for me. Also, a wall mounted nail polish holder works wonders for organizing juice bottles.

No. Why? Do I need to read it?

Who says you're not supposed to play with the boxes? Boxes are some of the most magical toys ever invented.