Tam

How does $15.85 sound? http://www.myvaporstore.com/Innokin_iTaste_Leather_Holster_p/ink-lh.htm

Take a large spray bottle, put a capful of laundry fabric softener like Downey in it, fill the rest of the way with warm to hot water. Shake well to mix then spray your carpets, couches, anything fabric. It not only leaves a nice, soft scent without being overbearing (I'm very allergic to scents but this doesn't bother me), and the added plus is that it keeps you from getting shocked.

A regular eGo T can't be changed to regulated but the eGo T Upgrade can.

If I remember correctly Vision makes Spinners. Joye Tech makes eGo Twists. Vision Spinners are a very good variable voltage battery.

Oops. Yep, I believe you're right, Troy. I forgot to add that in there. I have about six or seven eGo C, eGo T, and eGo T upgrades collecting dust around here so I've forgotten which does what.

As I don't know what kind of battery you have I really can't say. Why don't you try it to find out?

Many of the eGo batteries are regulated. You click five times to turn the battery off. Then, you click and hold the power button down until the light blinks three times. If it's blue that means it's unregulated and will start at 3.7 volts but goes down in voltage as the charge goes down. Click and hold the button until the light blinks three times. If it's orange that means it's regulated and the battery starts and stays at 3.7 volts until it needs to be recharged.

Unless you go regulated in which it should stay at 3.7 volts.

What I've found in all the time I've been vaping is that different delivery systems make juices taste differently. Some taste better in a tank, others taste better direct dripping. The differences can be slight or it can be drastic. Even the ohm levels of the coils can make a difference. To me. What works for you may be entirely different. Only you can say which is what you like.

That would be a question I'd ask your juice vendor: what kind of sweetener do they put into their e-liquids? If the type is the one you're sensitive to I'd be switching to a different vendor. Outside of that...I got nothin'.

Okay, sorry but I'm kinda dense tonight. What does the explanation above have to do with the question below?

From what I've read of his initial question it seemed to me that he was looking for points and correct information to give to a vaper new to mods. Troy's already well versed in the voltage side, has had a Tesla and Evic for some time so he's used vw, but was looking for more information so he could give a new buyer options of what wattage versus voltage offers.

What APV are you selling for $150?

Welcome. I hope you are a true journalist who triangulates all sources and information before putting it in an article. E-cigarettes have helped a lot of people get off the traditional "analogs" and on to a more healthy lifestyle. I'd love to read your piece once you have it done.

Happy Thanksgiving to you, wherever you may be today. I hope you have a good day. Know that we're thinking good thoughts and sending well wishes your way.

Disappointing but totally understandable. Thanks for letting us know!

I second what bcarter said. You'll want to drink lots of water -- not tea or coffee because those work like diuretics.

Don't leave us out, B! I've gotta admit, Troy does great hugs. iheartvape, sorry to hear you got taken for a ride and she didn't even buy you dinner or give you a kiss first.

Definitely not something you'd want to explain to a TSA when you're trying to make your flight, huh?

Still waffling over getting the VTR now or wait until after Christmas. "Now" is taking the lead... So, is the construction finished then?

I would guess he's talking about the tank but I could be wrong.

Short ones work just fine for me until I put in a little too much e-liquid and/or if I draw too hard. Then, it's a mouthful of juice that I didn't want in that way.

These: http://www.litecigusa.net/510_901_808d_Stainless_Steel_Stem_Drip_Tip_p/ss-9-5-stem-driptip.htm I love the ones I got fro Empire Mods, they're also stainless steel, but the O-rings on those are a bit thicker and fit too snug. The ones I gave the link to fit snug but are much easier to take out of the atty to drip more juice.

And this is reason #578 why I love my extra long drip tips. I rarely have that problem when I use these versus the regular sized drip tips.

Checked with a couple vendors I use regularly but they don't offer the replacement O-rings.