Bebop

I look forward to your videos/podcasts. More later. I have to get some sleep....

Chris Is there any way to find out which companies will stay in the game and which ones will be leaving us? Will e-cig manufacturers or distributors make it publicly known if they intend to continue? Seems to me those intending to stay would announce it forthrightly while those not planning to stay will tend to be silent and just off load. Do you know who the major players are for both juice and hardware? How can the average current consumer find out or stay apprised of these types of things? Or can they?

What coil are you using exactly? Is it a temp control coil? Is the vt60 set to match the coil you are using? (temp control/wattage)

Vape thru your nose. Don't laugh. I wouldn't recommend it at 80W haha but it's not as crazy as it sounds...

Yeah. I saw the subtank Kanger ceramics and was tempted but haven't tried them yet. It might be worth a box just to check them out. I always take leaking issues with a grain of salt. I've heard some people rant about the kanger subtank RBA leaking and how crappy they are. I've been rebuilding them for over a year with no issues whatsoever. Unfortunately there are some who don't know what they're doing yet they post very authoritatively on the internet. I have yet to run across any leaking issues in a dozen or more tanks I've tried that couldn't be solved with proper wicking and gaskets. I am curious to try them.

I agree. It's criminal. and welcome to the forum.

Welcome jel.

There is just not that much out there in the way of trouble on this tank. Everybody is raving about it's cloud production. As is typical the biggest complaint is an occasional bad coil. Perhaps you got 2 bad coils? Have you tried the tank on another device? (Use caution and make sure another device is rated for those low ohm coils). They are power hogs so make sure your batteries are good in that h-priv. Other than that, I don't know what to tell you. Sorry

And those back ups of back ups

Yep. You're only ticket out is to build your own coils and make your own juice.

Sounds like it could be an airflow issue. Without proper airflow you get no vapor. Im not familiar enough with that tank but I'll seexwhat I can find out...

Tam is wise. Her set up is perfect for you. Your husband's kit is way over powered for a beginner and that is likely why you find it harsh. With the set up Tam describes you can go from a lighter touch to begin with but can easily ramp up to higher powers if you need to and it's simple to set up and operate. The Triton 2 tank can use a variety of pre-made coils that you will quickly find what works for you. Remember, with higher power you need less nicotine. If I were you and using these modern tanks I would start around 12mg nicotine in your juices and adjust up or down from there. Congratulations on your new choice of vaping. You won't regret it and you will soon learn to love it. Good luck!

Yeah. 3 may not be enough. It depends on how good a primer you are haha. Definitely prime the main entrance points of juice - slots, holes, whatever. Rolling coil around is good. There are all kinds and sizes of coils. Some will require more than others. The main thing is to prime them up, then assemble them and let them sit for a minute or two before vaping. And btw, i tend to ramp up the voltage from lower and then to my usual setting on a new coil while they break in - usually no less than sevaral powered draws before ramping them up to "cruise". That's just me.

Anywhere from 3 - 8 drops is fine. (make sure you hold coil at angle so you are not just dripping juice past the coil). Just make sure you let it soak in for a couple of minutes. Then blow out excess juice thru coil. Then install coil and fill tank and you should be good to go. This is assuming you are priming coil down the centre of coil as well as wicking holes in side of coil. Using this method you should be able to vape right away. If you are having "burnt" problems your juice may be too thick for that coil.

Stealthy little dude. Love it so far..

You know...I've gone blank...but I think I'm usibg the same charger as you.

I got my tesla stealth yesterday. I actually like this thing a lot so far. It's still alien in my hands - I'm not used to it's small size and i haven't settled on how to hold it yet. Fully charged and with a subtank mini with a .8 ohm coil it runs slightly hot (it's not adjustable) but no burnt taste. And it's been vaping smoothly thru the battery life although it starts to dwindle in production in the lower band of it's battery life. All in all so far I like it. It's not a killer mod but I like it's size and performance. Well worth the $22.

Interesting.....my batteries are cool (or room temp) off the charger.... What does it mean if the batteries are coming off the charger warm? I do tend to let my batteries rest a few minutes before I put them on the charger. But it seems to me the batteries only heat up under load and in use???

@Foofightervapegirl Oh yeah. Thanks. I actually have one of those. It's not the same one but a similar deal. It's probably a bit larger but I'm taking it anyway because, well, you never know when you need a quick charge. Those are handy little devices. BTW, my sister got me a man-purse. I thought I'd hate it but don't tell any of the guys, I love it. so i have plenty of room to carry **** around. My only fear is my wife will make me carry all her **** too.

I have a pretty good record of salvaging juices by changing builds. (or power). It's amazing how different a juice can taste just making little changes in cotton or ohms (or power). Sometimes I think juices get unfairly criticized (and that includes me!) simply because the set up is not right or differences in tanks and airflow. And of course that's subjective too. I'm not saying there aren't bad juices out there but I am saying some times the difference between hohum and great is a simple adjustment.

Ad! Welcome back. Glad you're ok.

I definitely will.

Probably overprimed it. Are you running it in TC mode? If so, it'll be tougher to vape it off (turning up the voltage to vape off excessive juice) you might have to invert it to get rid of excess liquid or take apart and blow out excess juice.

Yeah. I'm a little anxious about the "self regulating". Since I make my own coils, I should be able to dial it in. I ordered some 1.2 coils and some .5 and I'll see if it will work for me for traveling and if it doesn't fly with premades then I'll probably just use it at home with custom coils. In any event it's pretty cool and I love the size. Deal at $22.