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This may help: http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

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I cannot tell a difference, but I do not have very sensitive taste. For example, I cannot tell a difference in flavor between silica, cotton, rayon, or stainless. To be honest, there is little advantage to donuts except convenience. I never enjoyed wrapping coils and have better things to do with my time. If you enjoy wrapping coils, I don't know why you would spend the extra money.

No break in at all, and I would say the ramp up is minimal to moderate; not really noticable under normal use, but some people may be more sensitive than me.

I bought an assortment about a month ago and haven't wrapped a coil since. It's all I use in RDAs. I don't use RBAs so no help there.

I am personally not into those type of devices, but appreciate the effort you put into a good review. Thanks.

I am assuming the 8 ohms is a typo? It tools like too much wick to me, but here is the test I use. When the dry wick is put into the coil, it should be easy to slide the wick back and forth by about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch without it tugging on the RDA.

Oh common guys. Can't we have a bit of casual rhetoric and banter here without getting all politically correct and up in people's faces about an off-the-cuff comment and reply? As for being judged, the entire premise of the OP is judgmental. I could go back to ECF and get that kind of attitude.

Welcome to the forum! I will let others assist with your hardware options.

MODS - SHOULDN"T THIS THREAD BE REMOVED

Welcome to the forum! The next time you want to treat yourself to something special, look up "Luxe Mods" in the UK.

Welcome to the forum!

Congrats on the switch and welcome!

If you really want to know what to expect from batteries regarding lifespan, charging, etc., here is great info: Battery University

No, they should not. I would expect any decent battery to last a minimum of 6 months. What brand are they?

Just a guess, but see if this makes sense. Did you buy those first two batteries at about the same time? How old were they? If they are both about the same age, they just reached the end of their life at slightly different times. Grab another new battery and you should be good to go with two good batteries.

Just finished cooking up a fresh batch called "Lap Dance". Seems appropriate for a Friday night.

Everyone has their own opinion on such matters, but I will offer you two options that have valid reasons for meeting your criteria. Both of these are just now being released to the market, so I would wait until next month to purchase. 1. Vapor Flask 2.1 DNA 40, approx. $300 US. The DNA 40 board used in this device offers temperature control that is an important advancement in vaping safety. The DNA 40 board has been a little buggy in the early going but still the technology is sound and Evolv is being very aggressive about correcting those problems. Vapor Flask has an excellent record for making quality products and standing behind them. 2. Provari 3, approx $300. The Provari has a long history of outstanding quality and customer service. It has been the choice of vapers who want something that "just works", will last a very long time, and has a very good warranty. On either of those, I would put either an Aspire Nautilus full-size or an Aspire Nautilus mini. The choice is a matter of personal preference and aesthetics. The vast majority of people I know, myself included, these are quite simply the best clearomizer on the market today. If my wife, mother, brother, etc. wanted the ultimate ecig for Christmas, I would buy them the Vapor Flask and a full-size Nautilus. Hope that helps.

Where is the proof for this claim? Quite honestly, I don't care what they do with their juice. Selling to kids is the big deal and could reflect on the entire vaping community. But, at this point, your word is not good enough to indict someone the way you have here.

Do you live in Westminster?

Would you set 2 pair aside for me and we will settle up next week. Thanks.

The citizens reacted, even non-smokers, and the motion was tabled. Sounds like democracy to me.

You only have one post. Do you have evidence, or are you just slamming a competitor. I took a brief look at your link and didn't see anything unusual. Mixing liquid in the back room is standard practice at a lot of vape shops.

OK, this is really looking good. I have to go to bed now, but I am really looking forward to seeing all of these changes when I log in tomorrow AM.