IMEDICx90

they better be, or there is another rant coming in.

True to a point, but there are crappy mods/Ego's out there that will break even if you take care of them. Mike is correct in the fact that the Provari is one of the most dependable mods out there..

If you,re new to vaping and want some excellent advice, order from Brian at http://www.theveteranvaper.com/
He will answer all your questions about hardware etc. and it will not take days for him to do so. If you email him in the evening you will get immediate responses to your vaping questions. He will tell you what e cigarette and hardware is right for you and ( if you order from him) he will back up his products to the fullest extent. The guy has really helped me quit the "stinkies" and I am on my way to becoming analogue free. About everyone on this forum is aware of how helpful Brian is and he is a real pleasure to do business with. Give him a try. I am in no way associated with Brian or his business but have been really impressed with his company!! Paul

This is called damage control, lol

Smack talk or not Sherman blundered by mouthing off after the fact of what he said. Smack talk to another player? - fine. As soon as he mouths off to the camera, he invites or evokes criticism.

That's completely up to you..but its your loss ECB has some great juice..I've been thru a Wendys drive thru and got the wrong order before, didn't realize till too late, but didn't stop me from going to Wendy's again...

So what flavors did you buy?

I would have to second what 3Rutez said. LOL Look at what Bill Gates did with a sample of IBM code LOL

Don't let it go that easy iMedic. You should be like every other mainstream vendor and reap the profits of that clone. You could call it Flatline's Rest In Pieces Banana Valentine. February is right around the corner.

Here is a Picture of the Chrome Vamo 5 that will be given away for the Grand Opening.



If you haven't put a like on first post of this thread Or the Fadora Vapor FB page, do it soon!

Good Luck everyone!

I have decided that when I have my grand opening, prospectively Jan 31, I will hold a contest drawing that first week of opening. I will write down all the names of people that have liked my FB page. I will have my wife draw a winners name from a jar. The winner will be posted here on VT and on FB. You will have 30 days to claim the prize. If for some reason my opening is delayed I will still do the drawing in the first week of opening. It will just allow more people to Like the page and get into the drawing. Your name will only go in the jar once so everyone has the same chance of winning. I will only be posting this publicly on VT and my FB page. You must be 18 to win and an age verification will be required to receive the prize. If for some reason the winner does not claim the prize or is deemed in eligible a new drawing will be held until a winner is chosen.

Now for what you really want to know...


wait for it.....


I will be giving away a VAMO 5. Yeap a VAMO 5 .

So click here and go hit the Like button now!

Good Luck Everyone!!!!

I feel for the cops actually. Its tough trying to keep up with all the current technology and laws, whats legal vs whats not etc...It's a tough job, I know because I was was one for many years and I loved it.

Joejoevapekill did nothing wrong nor suspicious imo. If I were the cop my excuse for pulling him over would after seeing vast amounts of clouds in the car would have been for "Excuse me sir I pulled you over because it appears that there is a lot of smoke in your vehicle and I thought there might have been something mechanically wrong like the beginning of a fire or something, possible smoke impeding your vision." After seeing that there was nothing wrong for my own information I would have asked what produces that kind smoke just to educate myself. After my brief education I would have apologized for any inconvenience and let him go. I'm now happy that there is no fire and I'm educated at the same time. At the station I would inform my Sergeant to pass the information along.

*I would never have pulled him over just for assuming he was smoking some type of paraphernalia.

Five Pawns Gambit

George Bush, Queen Elizabeth and Putin all die and go to Hades.
While there they notice a red phone and ask what the phone was for.
The Devil tells them that it is for calling back to Earth.

Putin asks if he can call Russia and talks for 5 minutes.
When he is finished the Devil informs him that the cost is 1 million dollars,
so Putin writes him a check.

Next Queen Elizabeth calls England and talks for 30 minutes.
When she is finished the Devil informs her that the cost is 6 million dollars,
so she writes the Devil a check.

Finally George Bush gets his turn and talks for 4 hours!
When he is finished the Devil informs him that the cost is 5 dollars.

When Putin hears this he goes ballistic and asks the Devil why Bush got to call the USA so cheaply.

The Devil smiles and replies "Since Obama took over, the country has gone to hell... so it was a local call."

Received the 2 Sony US18650VTC4 batteries from Illumination Supply, and my juice order from Nicoticket: 30ml Snickerdoodle, 30ml Frenilla, and another 50ml Creme Brûlée.

Batteries are on charge and Doodle in the tank.

Got my stock of Carto's from sure vapes. Shipped same day I ordered! Just waiting on two rocket tanks from FT now.

See the 4-5 pages of my thread on removing flavor wicks. Unbelievable the difference when replaced with cotton. I have a couple flavors that the manufacturer decided to go "PG Free" without letting anyone know and just after I had ordered 125ml lol. My preferred ratio is 60vg 40pg or 50-50 but all the problems I had with this one flavor were fixed with replacing the silica flavor wicks with cotton.

Ok that was way easier than I had envisioned. Didn't realize how easily the coils come apart. Used cotton off Qtips I figure if they are sterile enough to stick in my ear they are good enough for a coil. Still early on just started using one but taste is unbelievable and no leaking or dry hits so far and I used a good size piece of cotton.

That's the first time I have ever seen the inside of a KPT coil lol.

Knock it off! All of you are walking a fine line right now with my sober patience!

Vaporraper cannot change his name! Give it a rest already! Only the big man in charge can! We normally don't do it because it is a PAIN IN THE ASS!

Oh yeah. Like someone on ECF measured the particulates of vapor and smoke. Give me a break and don't regurgitate useless tips that you see on ECF here on this forum.

You need to have at least 10 posts to post in the classifieds. Be forewarned that new comers don't usually have much luck selling. i f your here just to sell shit, then go away.

I agree 100%! I still get the when are you gonna quit that questions. I'm not smoking stinky's and I'm not bothering you, why are you asking stupid questions. Is my usual response.

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!

Just give the lunk a bag of coal for Xmas.....

Started my morning with my last tank of Strawberry Punch Deluxe from www.Flatlineliquids.com
Awesome stuff!

Small coop test in the classifieds. I know i discussed it previously. Limited space available.

This was brought up in another thread, moding out a multimeter for testing atomizers. I had bought a Radio Shack Model: 22-182 Multimeter just for building coils and testing other E-cig needs. I promised a tutorial of what I did when I was done, well, here it is.

I started with a stock Radio Shack Model: 22-182 Multimeter



This Multimeter comes in its own case and is mounted with 2 screws into the case for changing the battery. I wanted to use the case it came in as it was very compact and is easy to store.

After some thought I decided to make a panel that would fit into where the test leads were stored. This would allow me to close the case lid and keep it all in one neat package. I found an old 5.25 black bay cover for a PC to make the panel. I used connectors I salvaged from dead 510 and 901 batteries and atomizes also some used wire from a old PC LED.



I wanted a tight fit for the panel so I made a template of the test lead storage plate from a piece of semi ridged clear plastic. Laying the plastic over the multimeter I traced out the shape I needed for my panel with a Sharpie. After cutting the template out, I traced it onto the 5.25 bay cover. I placed the template in the upper right corner of the bay cover. This would allow the downed edge to act as a stop and a support for the panel once in place. Using a Dremel I cut out the basic shape, leaving room to adjust it's shape to fit tight in the test lead storage area of the Multimeter. I used the Dremel with a sanding cylinder to shape it for clean fit. I used a 5/16th in drill bit to make the holes where the new leads would be mounted. This bit was a tad smaller than the atty and batt but, I wanted a tight fit. The 3/8ths bit was just a hair to large. I then took my Dremel and a small sanding cylinder to make the holes just the right size for them to fit nice an snug.



Note the holes are a little off I made a line to follow but the center punch moved a bit on the second hole from the top. Ooops lol

After that was all done and ready to go, I soldered the all the leads together. I did this before installing them into the panel so I wouldn't risk melting the plastic panel. Once soldered and mounted them into the panel. I did a test on all the new leads to make sure all had a good connection and they all worked. I did this by taking a base reading on 1 atty. Then using it with an adapter to test both the 510 and 901 atty leads. I then used 1 batt and did the same with the 510 and 901 batt leads. After it all tested a go, I then used 5min epoxy to glue the leads in place. I also added some to the wires so they would move and possibly break the solder joint. I want to be able to remove the panel when I want so the wires had to be secured. Once the epoxy had set, I retested the leads just to make sure all the leads were still working.



It was at this time that I cut the original leads from the multimeter making sure I left a little extra in case of a redo. I then soldered them to the leads of the panel. To protect the connection I used some shrink tubing on these connections.




Now it is time to pop in the panel and test it again.



It all tested good so there it is, a custom 510, 901 Atty and Batt tester. The space at the top allows me to add 4-5 adapters for testing other size attys, Batts or extending the lead up to test tanks that are to big around to fit directly on the 510 lead.




I Love DIY!