BigClouds1021

Ok. No rough stack then. Thanks guys. I do have a tesla karbee. I'll just stick to using it.

Ok. No rough stack then. Thanks guys. I do have a tesla karbee. I'll just stick to using it.

Ok, so I have been looking at the maxi vstack at mad vapes. I need something tough for work. From the description is seems so be a vv/vw mod, but it doesn't say how low ohm of a coil you can use on it. Does anyone know anything about this mod?

I know, and I tried to explain that to him in my first post, but he just won't listen. It sucks that it could fall back on the vaping community, but it is what it is. If he wants to jump in the ocean without knowing how to swim, thats his choice. We tried to help but he doesn't want real help, he just wants to blow clouds. Like I said, ignorant is a choice.

Don't waste your breath ( or key strokes) Fish. It's painfully obvious that this kid is ignorant and not going to listen to reason. Just let him get hurt, and he will wish he listened. U can't help stupid, but ignorant is a choice.

You might want to check out the tesla ( I have one and love it) the lavatubev2.5( also have one and love it, a little more expensive). Or the Vamo (don't have one but heard great things). All great tube devices.

No problem.

I don't have a caravela but I do have a penny mod. The copper mods rock. They hit like a tank.

Check out eBay, u can find a stainless tank with a window in it so you can see how much juice you have , but u also get the durability.

You could probably get someone to build u a good coil at your local B&M store, but I believe you should do a lot of research before you go to RDAs. You need to have a good understanding of ohms law, batteries, mech mods before you get into dripping. You can really hurt yourself if u don't know what your doing. Nobody want to catch shrapnel in the face and destroy your mod. Start with getting a good tank, an ohms meter, some building materials and start small. Do a lot of research and practice before you try to DIY. U can get very big clouds and good flavor with the right tank and mod. Get a nautilus or aero tank and a good vv\vw mod and that will get u started. Nobody wants to see anyone get hurt, and the vaping community doesn't need the bad press. Stupid actions don't just affect the doer, it can also hurt the community, especially sine we r under so much scrutiny right now. I hope this helps. Good luck, and take it slow.

I definitely agree you get a better vape with an RDA, like a magma ( my new favorite RDA), but this works better for me at work. I get like 20-30 pulls before I have to put more juice in it, instead of 5-7. Since I move around a lot at work, this is a big plus.

I found it works best if I use Eco wool as my wick. It seams to have a richer cleaner flavor with the Eco wool. Plus you don't have to worry about burning your wicks, and it make it easier to switch to a new flavor, IMHO.

I hope those r parts for the mod your building for me. I can't wait to get my hands on that bada** big body mod.

I have a hades too, and I would say I like the snow wolf better. If u get one let me know what u think.

I love my fat snow wolf. It hits like a tank. Is definitely worth it. I would buy it again without a second thought. I would say get one Chesapeake. The gold plated firing pins rock.

So I picked up one of the new 3D RDA/RBA. Why do I put RDA/RBA, because it is like getting the best of both attys. You put your coil in it like a normal RDA, but it has a e liquid tank( I guess that is what it would be considered) under the deck.When your wick gets dry u just push down on the top of the atty and it pushes the e juice up out of the tank to your wicking material. This is definitely a must have for serious RDA users. I can't express how much I love this atty. Here is a few pics

I definitely agree, they r awesome, especially when I'm at work. I'm a conductor on the railroad, so I'm always moving. As much as I love dripping it's kind of a pain in the a**. So these make getting a good quality vape at work easier. Thank you Rixter, and u too Tam.

I agree the waiting sucks, but u can find most things for half of what they charge at my local B&M. I still buy stuff there just to support my local vaping community though.

It's a lot like regular golf, but u use a frisbee in stead of a ball and club. There r poles with baskets on them u use as the pin, and concrete pads for tee pads. It's really fun and a lot less stressful than regular golf.

I don't get to play near as much as I used to. I used to play pro.

Dallas is my home town. It's a great place to live, people r friendly and plenty of stuff to do.

I'm originally from TX. I always like it myself. Most of the people r nice and the weather is good most of the time. Check out Austin, it's my favorite city in TX.

I like to play reg golf, but my favorite is disc golf. Love me some disc golf.

Also got my stillare RDA in too. It's a great day.