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Thanks for that! Lol (wiping coffee off my lap)

Exactly. They don't say, do they.....hmmmm.

I forgot if you mentioned which battery you are using. I find with dripping that having variable voltage is key to getting the best out of a dripping atomizer. It's part of the learning curve. They seem much more sensitive to voltage variations for performance. Edit: and that vv varies with different juices as well...

It seems that the general consensus re dual coils is that they are nothing to write home about. Is that true? Has anyone had any luck with dual coils or noticed a significant improvement with dual coils? If so, which ones? I thought the dual coil iclear 16s I started out with performed pretty well. The iclear30 sucked. Since then I haven't even bothered trying any others. What say you?

Well I looked it up and it is a 2.8v battery. It may not do anything more than warm that coil up.....

What do you think he means by "2.8v".? Is that for real? Is that even enough to fire a coil? Or maybe it's a typo? Edit: looks like its a cigalike battery....

Sweet, diggin it

Vanilla mocha - sign me up. Where you get it?

Man, that's hardcore, lol.

190 and I have to stop and re tie my shoes, lol This weekend I get to take revenge on a Johnny Miller track that is everywhere between a heavenly oasis and the devils playground... Update: Bubba just elected to hit one off the asphalt cart path because a drop would have put him in the 6" rough....the man is an animal, lol

Lmao!

Bubba Watson just hit a 5 iron 232 yds stiff What am I doing wrong?

I use an octopus. It's pretty good. Holds a lot of juice but it certainly isn't quick change for different flavors. It's definitely dripping though and the flavor is great

I prefer bridgeless If your juice is 70%pg or higher you will probably need a drip shield to help with the leaking.. it slips over the cartomizer and blocks the juice from exiting the air holes. Can you link to the carto you are using? Some are better thsn others for dripping

If you are going to use standard resistance coils you cand put it on a spinner vv battery. You will get betterperformace from a mod and a mod will allow you to use lower resistance coils if tou choose that route.

Yeah, they just supply vendors. I get mine from a local B&M because it's reasonable.... I alternate between Mothers Milk and Derailed because they are so freakin delicious....

Patricia - i want a full review on the "Caramel Cappuccino" please.

The ohms do change when the coil is under load or wet with juice. Just the nature of electronics and doesn't necessarily mean failure. Also, the ohms change with coil use as deposits build up on the coil. Usually it's pretty nominal and not critical.

As I remember because I owned an eroll for a short while the battery assembly fits perfectly in the case charger as a press fit spring loaded so if there is any difference in size it probably won't work.

Good to hear from you dragonG. Be safe and best wishes

As fat as I know, diacetyl is old news and I'm pretty sure ALL vendors got the word on that. I don't think you have a worry there....

Doesnt sound like it's fully charged. Verify that you wall adapter is 500ma output Verify that the charger is 420ma output Battery charges for 5 - 6 hours for full charge. If it flashes mixed colors then you have a problem with your tank/coil.

Did you make sure your ohm meter is "zero'd" out? If you get any resistance when touching leads together you will need to zero it out (if you have that option) or calculate the difference.

I think you will prefer the 900.

Works fine in my bcc's i.e. evods, davide mini, protank mini. My guess is SB is 40/60 or 35/65