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Welcome! The only one that's organic that I'm familiar with is Virgin Vapors. Their juices are very good.

Congrats on the win, 3Rutez!

Oooh, we could easily get each other in trouble then. I'm quite capable of spending other people's money and making them like it! Lol. No. No Reos yet. I'll have to take a look to see what they actually are. Right now I've got my hands full trying to make my Chiyou clone work. It's not firing at all.

There's no such thing as a "permanent" piece of hardware. Everything wears out in time. That said, your battery should last at least a year with "normal" usage. If you're hard on it, it may not last quite that long.

Take it off your battery, hold a tissue very loosely near the end that connects to the battery. Blow GENTLY into the mouth piece of the Nautilus, dab the tissue to get any liquid that comes out. Also, be sure to clean out your battery where it connects to the Nautilus. Reassemble and see if that helps with the gurgling.

It's called MVP 2 Shine http://www.innokin.com/Innokin_iTaste_MVP_2_0_Shine_Edition_435.html

They do have a purple MVP...

Yes, Glowplug was there at the table before you left, Troy. You were even talking with her for a while. The chasers were setting off the fire alarms so often that by around 11 the meet was winding down to a close. They brought in all kinds of extra heavy-duty fans, opened all the doors so that it got quite cold in there after it rained. The hotel was making noises about throwing us out because the fire alarms were annoying the hotel guests...

Same here, your company was one of the highlights of my night! Speaking of stiff, the long drive home today wore me out. The usual two hours turned into three as an accident delayed all traffic on I-25S to the tune of an extra hour -- just about the time I was thinking, "Hmmm, it might be a good idea to stop at the rest stop just up the road..." Lol Yeah, my cash supply got seriously depleted but I came away with lots of good stuff. Need to take a look at getting a travel case for vape gear like you had last night, too.

Hey, Glowplug! Glad to see you made your way here. We're a friendly bunch for the most part. When I get a little time I need to go check out the forum you mentioned last night.

Too much wick, too little wick, or too little air flow. All will affect how harsh or smooth your vape is.

Oops, sorry. Posted on the wrong thread. Was talking about drip tips elsewhere. I don't buy from fastech so I'll bow out and let those who do take over.

Where's mine? I was letting people try my juices from Fadora all night tonight. Your Home Canned Peaches and Spice Apple were big hits. Hopefully you'll see some orders from Colorado soon.

30 ml Elixir at 6mg from Workshop Vapor Co. 2 small wooden mod holders at $5 each by KP Designs 1 Chiyou clone for $10 And all kinds of different flavors of juice samples (maybe 10 or more?) For free There's some more stuff but I can't remember what right now.

The HH.357 have a learning curve even for those experienced in direct dripping so I wouldn't rec those to you at first. Besides, they're too expensive to use to find out if you like it or not. No, these aren't dangerous -- no more dangerous really than a KPT2. The bridged and bridgeless versions are just that. The bridged atomizers have a metal and mesh "bridge" that goes over the coils. It's just a matter of preference. You can use these on anything that has a 510 connection. I use them exclusively on my Vision Spinners. I never link to anything or any vendor that I haven't done business with. If I do, I say so and let you decide if you want to buy from them or not. The HH.357 are the only atomizers out there (that I know of) that have this option. I think it's because they're so expensive and are made in the US. All others are "disposable" only. There are things called a drip shield that are a must if you're direct dripping. The liquid will come out of the little air holes in the bottom of the atomizer and into your battery connection (it won't hurt it but you'll want to clean them out with a tissue every once in a while). It will drip all over your fingers without one. If you're going to use a Spinner or eGo battery you'll want to get the shields for the eGO specifically or else it won't cover the outside threads of your battery and look funky. If it sits on top of the outside threads, it'll still work like it should but the asthetics will be off. Keith, owner of Empire Mods, created these so I only buy from him and not the knock offs that come from China. Make sure it says "eGo" in the name of the drip shield if you're going to be using them with an eGo or Spinner. If you have any questions about whether or not a certain one will work with whatever battery you want to use -- contact Keith. He gives GREAT customer service. Now, I must hit the road to Denver.

http://www.discountvapers.com/drip-tips/ Make sure it says it's for a 510 or 901 so they fit what you're using in tanks. Empire Mods also has many cool drip tips as well. http://www.empiremods.com/category_s/48.htm Take a look for the link to the left and you'll also see glass drip tips there.

Even if the FDA decides to ban the sale of vaping gear and juice, there will be a lead time and it won't happen overnight. I'm taking that post as a "the sky is falling" thing and I'll wait to see what the outcome is. CASAA has been working diligently (with our help), to make sure vaping isn't banned outright. And that's my two cents.

http://vapelite.info/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=22_47&products_id=62 That's the one I started with, but it has a bridge. You can youtube a vid that tells you how to remove the bridge if you want. My preference is a bridgeless but these work well too. And yes, I'll help all I can with getting you started with direct dripping.

Go nuts and get lots of different types of drip tips! I have a bunch of colored ones so I know what juice is in the tank. My favorites are the Pyrex glass and the stainless steel 2 inch pipe style drip tips.

This is where direct dripping comes in handy. With a direct drip atomizer you just drip a few drops every few draws. You can dry burn the less expensive ones and go to the next flavor. If you go this route, you'll want a bridgeless atomizer as those are easier to clean imo. You can also just rinse well and/or soak in vodka for a bit to rid the wick of the last flavor. I like to keep similar flavors in each atomizer though. Strong flavors like coffee or tobacco tend to linger so it'll mix (sometimes not well), with the next flavor you try. If you decide to do the direct dripping thing I'll be happy to help with information. There's a bit of a learning curve to it as well.

If you're more interested in flavor I'd go 60 PG/40 VG or even 70/30. That way you'll get all kinds of flavor but not so much throat hit that it'll tear your tonsils out.

All of them.

What was it about the Nautilus you didn't like, Troy? I think you're the first one who didn't rave about them that I've heard. I'm very curious to hear your take on them.

For me, the KPT 2, KPT3 and Aerotank are all good tanks. I use a single coil in the KPT3 because it performs better and is cheaper than the dual coil version, imo. The Anyvape Davide (full size) is very similar to the KPT2 but I like it better for my two mech mods. On my Vision Spinners I use the Anyvape Davide mini (old 2.5 ml version that takes KPT coils). What you might do is pick up a KPT2, an Aerotank and a Davide to see which one rocks your boat better. They're all very good tanks. I don't have a Nautilus yet but will probably pick one up to try tomorrow at the vape meet in Denver.

Asking is good! Especially to prevent face melting and eyeball destruction.