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Whatever flavor you vape, it will be so much better smelling than the stale cigarette odor.

What are you looking for in a tank? Are you planning to build your own coils? Do you want a tank that comes with prebuilt coils? What about a tank that has both? Mouth to lung? Direct to lung? How much juice capacity are you looking for? Are you hard on tanks so it needs to be something that won't break easily? Do you want Pyrex instead so you can use any kind of juice in it and not have to worry about tank crackers? So many questions....

When I started vaping my first set up was an eGo-C pass through. Then, I got a couple of back ups, by then they were up to eGo-T pass throughs. They work just fine as a pass through and I used them as such with no problem. I still have one that I keep for nostalgia's sake although it's not used anymore.

LOL, Comp. Thanks for the good advice.

After all this time, I still have never tried a cig-alike, but I do admit to being curious about them. Sometime when I have money to throw away, I just may have to try one to see what the difference is.

Because of the weak wires, doesn't that also pose a risk of something shorting out and causing a fire?

From what I can see on their website, they do not have a pass through option, just recharge. I'm not familiar with Green Smoke's products so can't say for certain but it looks like that's about it. Why not get into something like a pen-style battery with atomizer instead? In the long run, it will not only save you money, but you'll get more satisfaction from a better set up.

Sounds like what you're calling a "power cig" is what we commonly refer to as a "pass through." You can vape while it's plugged into either a USB port or with an AC adapter into a wall socket?

The very first thing on your shopping list should be an ohm meter to check your builds. Then, learn about Ohm's Law so you will be safe. Only after that, you should go get the wire, the coil jig, etc. Safety first.

There is always the Aerotank V2. It's much like the KPT but works better, has the adjustable airflow already on the bottom of the tank and can use the regular KPT coils (both single and dual coil). When the first Aspire Triton came out I really loved the tank -- when it worked. Unfortunately, it would stop working for me after the second or third refill. This has to top fill, bottom airflow control (V1 also has a top airflow control), worked extremely well for mouth to lung hits. V2 recently came out and it seems to have fixed the issues V1 had. V2 no longer has the top airflow control (not an issue for me). Yes, the coils are more expensive but one coil got me through nearly 11 tankfuls before really diminishing in performance and needed a change. Unlike many of the new tanks out there these days, the Triton comes in sub-ohm coils as well as 1.8 ohm, which is my preferred. You can also buy an RTA separately if you change your mind about building your own coils. A couple of suggestions.

LOL! Okay, here's the summary. Cajun is using the .2 ohm nickel coil but is in wattage mode (I think from the picture that was posted). The mod should be in TC mode to work best with the nickel coil, correct?

Looks like Cajun is using the nickel coil... which means TC. That's something I haven't ventured into so I'll leave it in your capable hands.

The Harvest tank comes with two coils. One of them is kanthal and the other is nickel. Which one is in your tank?

Are you using the kanthal coil or the nickel one? The nickel is for TC while the kanthal works in wattage mode.

What kind of tank are you using? In the tank, what resistance is your coil? A higher resistance coil would require more power to heat the juice.

There's no such thing as a sloppy combo or overkill -- if it works for you, that's all that matters. I have several Eleaf iStick 50W and use them with all sorts of combinations. One of my favorites is using an old Kanger Pro Tank II with a 1.8 ohm single coil. That might be termed overkill to some but it makes me happy. On others I have a Russian 91%, Aspire Triton 2, Kanger Subtank mini... The Triton 2/iStick 50 combo is at 1.8 ohm coil and 7.2W, in the beginning when I'm breaking in the coil, I go even lower on power and work slowly upward. Listen to Bebop, he's wise in the ways of the vape. Welcome to Vapor Talk.

Why do you waste so much cotton with this stuff, Bebop?

Welcome to Vapor Talk. Moving this to the appropriate area.

Put the SO in charge of taking the turkey from the freezer and putting it into the fridge to defrost about a week ago. Took it out of the fridge (in the garage) today and... we had a turkey-cicle. He had turned the fridge down to 34 degrees. Thankfully, it's a small-ish turkey so I was able to mostly thaw it out before putting it into an oven bag and into an oven. We might be having turkey sometime after 8 pm tonight. In the mean time, we'll make do with all the sides. From now on I think I'm only buying fresh turkeys and not frozen.

Just bought two Aspire Triton 2 at VaporNW for a total of $43.34 ($5 shipping included). Thanks, @Earthling789 for the heads up on the sale!

Pineapple pie? Never heard of it before but it sounds delicious!

Turkey without dressing is... nekkid.

No pre-cooking done here, but the oven is sparkling clean, the house is more or less better organized and cleaner, all laundry is done, and the turkey is thawed and waiting with all the sides to be cooked tomorrow. I'm thankful for having all that done and this week off from work. Other things I'm thankful for is family, my friends (both online and off), and good health. Happy Thanksgiving to those in the US, happy Thursday for all others.

And if I'm remembering correctly, she said something about having it at 40W, which would have me coughing out a lung. With a 1.8 ohm coil, I'm vaping at 7.7W.

What's wrong with the 12 mg of nic? Did you want to go higher or lower? What amount of nicotine would you prefer to have this?