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I said grammar not spelling ,I cannot find the spellcheck feature on this site.

ePuffer Happy Vaper QuitStix Tabinta are listed as Canadian suppliers.I don't know anything about them so I cannot vouch for them.Google them and see what comes up.

I would go for a Joye 510 and a passthrough for starters.There are a lot more suppliers to support you and the 510 is a very well designed PV.

I vape a lot but I am down to 9-11 mg liquid and have not even thought about an analog in two or three months.I really like trying all the flavors and the tinkering with the hardware is kinda fun as well.I am not sure someone who doesn't like to tinker could make a go of it though,as these things do require some effort.

Attomizers would be the correct answer. Grammer police duties I guess.Hey don't cop an "attytude '

I like the 510 atty with 901 carts on a passthrough,makes for a very good setup.

If you cannot afford a "Spade " right now try a $20.00 510 passthrough it has the same battery ,Only diff. is it is not as pretty and you have a wad of wire in your hand or dangling while you wander around.

for $12.00 you can get an adapter that lets you put your 510 atty on your 801 batteries.This gives you 280mAh for less than the mega batteries and you already have them and a charger.

Some people use coffee stir sticks found at your local conveinience store coffee kiosk,I have seen some people cut the end off of the little rubber cart cap and stick that in there ,some use ink pen springs.The idea is to make a big hollow space under a little patch of poly and the poly is supposed to meter it through to the atty bridge.The liquid is thick and should not all flow out if you get the right amount of poly.I personally don't think it is worth the effort as the carts seem to me to do what they are supposed to and when they don't don't it is usally because the poly is melting and needs to be replaced or turned around.

Drain your atty at night by placing it cart side down on a paper towel maybe lean it against something.Two or three drips at a time if you are dripping and resist the temptation to load it up before it relly needs it.Some people put the atty in a paper towel and blow through the battery end once in a while to reduce the excess juice.If you have too much juice it actually cuts down on the amount of vapor you make because the element cannot get as hot as it should.It is a balancing act with the dripping.

OMG startin to sound like Jantyworld here.

I kinda switch up thru the day,I have my passthrough with a 302 which is what I use most of the time usually dripping with it and then I have a 510 or a 901 on an 801 battery and a different flavor for when the pass through is not practical like going for a spin.

Not always ,I have a five month old 302 attomizer that has outlived some 801's.As long as they deliver the goods and respond to cleaning I keep them in the rotation.

Don't used compressed air or at least not very high pressure as this might blow the wick to a bad location there is a little peice of some kind of fiber wick under the wire mesh and it has a tail that goes in the vicinity of the element.I think the US cleaner would be great I haven't had the coin for one yet.It takes a whilt to get one primed and vapin after cleaning but they usually come around .I drip three drops and then put in a full cart and let it sit a while ,then top off the cart and they usually start right up.I have succesfully transplanted a low bridge from a 302 that I killed by poking with a toothpick onto a 801 high bridge just to see if I could.Man I have to hand it to the Chinese that solder these things together not much extra wire in there.Hey if they are not working fix em or finish em off.

Janty USA has some classic TAWA's in stock finally.They are the low bridge models you are seeking.

That is the company that makes DSE products.They are under the impression that a high bridge =greater contact with the poly and leads to better wicking .I personally think high bridge squeezes all the juice from the cart and ruined my first threee batteries.I used mine for dripping after I figured it out and only use low bridge Joye models for carts.

I use a passthrough most of the time and only go on battery while driving or going somewhere.The pass through is nice except you can overheat the atty form vaping too much/too long and start to get a funky vape.The 510 passthrough has a battery inline so you can just unplug to go to the kitchen or wander around.The battery in it has a very long life,if you get a car adapter and a wall adapter you might never need another battery.

I have several atty's that I use and when the flavor starts to go downhill I just get out another,when I get two or three dirty ones I soak them in warm water with a denture cleaner tab for a couple of hours then I soak them in hot water from my Mr. Coffee to get the minty taste out.I am using one atty that is over five months old,still works as good as a new one.I use 302's,510's and 901's I have adpaters so it all fits on 801 batteries or passthrough.

20 lashes ?Oh sign me up for that.

Those guys sell really good hardware.I would be concerned with the cheapo not regulating voltage right.You got a good one as well.

I think once you get used to vaping you will like it the best.I have quit looking for a better way and I get pretty good service from my e-ciggs.Properly applied 302's,510's or 901's will really do the trick once you find the right liquid and technique.

It looks like Alladins lamp and you snort water to cleanse the sinuses.A lot of people swear by them.My sinuses seem to be doing better with no smoke and I deleted all the carpet and upholstered furniture in my house.All hard floors and leather chairs.I don't even use a vacum cleaner any more except to sweep registers ,I have an old fashioned dust mop I push around then shake the dust outside.

Pinhookahio?

Vapor Kings has one for $20.00

It really sounds to me like you are flooding it.