Thanks to my vape, I've had only one single cigarette in the past 3 weeks. I have zero cravings for them and I feel considerably better. In fact, I still have about 5 smokes left in a pack and just can't see myself smoking those... don't want to.
Even better... 5ml of juice, which costs $5, lasts me about 2 weeks meaning that I am spending less in the long run. I only smoked, at most, a pack a week... but still.
I tried the Blu E-Cigs but they were terrible. Trying to "smoke" out of one of those was like trying to take a hit off a joint that was rolled WAY to tight.
I'm using an eGo-V v2 mega battery with variable voltage control with a gravity tank.
Originally Posted by listopencil: Hold up on the Temp Control nickel coils:
I was looking around, checking out Temp Control and came across this video. I'm not going to use nickel Temp Control coils until I find out more about them.
Good to know. So, here is my question (and this isn't meant to be derogatory towards your post; I certainly appreciate it): what are the odds vapers got it right on the first try with Kanthal? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Smed1065:
I have Vamo 4 mods for sale. I used it to stop smoking cigs but works well for most. I have 2 extras, NIB. They are open but never used.
Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan:
Good to know. So, here is my question (and this isn't meant to be derogatory towards your post; I certainly appreciate it): what are the odds vapers got it right on the first try with Kanthal?
In the video he is says that Kanthal is a mix of iron, aluminum and chromium. He points out that these materials have been used in cookware for a very long time-mainly because they do perform well when heated up. They don't "leech" or allow material to be passed into the product that is being heated by them. From the sounds of it a lot of thought went into Kanthal to make the wire as safe and durable for vaping as you can get. [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
In the video he is says that Kanthal is a mix of iron, aluminum and chromium. He points out that these materials have been used in cookware for a very long time-mainly because they do perform well when heated up. They don't "leech" or allow material to be passed into the product that is being heated by them. From the sounds of it a lot of thought went into Kanthal to make the wire as safe and durable for vaping as you can get.
I caught that. I was just, more or less, saying was kathal chosen eith that in mind, or was that a lucky choice [Reply]
Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan:
I caught that. I was just, more or less, saying was kanthal chosen eithier that in mind, or was that a lucky choice
After a bit of googling, Kanthal was invented about 85 years ago with the purpose of providing heat through resistance. It appears to be somewhat of an industry standard for resistance heating so that's probably why it has been used in atomizers. It has proven to be effective and safe. [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
After a bit of googling, Kanthal was invented about 85 years ago with the purpose of providing heat through resistance. It appears to be somewhat of an industry standard for resistance heating so that's probably why it has been used in atomizers. It has proven to be effective and safe.
Originally Posted by BigChiefTablet:
I grabbed one of these a couple weeks ago and am really liking it. Very solidly built. Innokin Cool Fire IV. Aspire Triton tank.
I'm super jealous! I'd love a setup like that, but the local shops are selling the Coolfire 4 for $60, and that's too much. I guess I'll have to search for an online vendor. Anyone have any recommendations? [Reply]
Originally Posted by otherstar:
I'm super jealous! I'd love a setup like that, but the local shops are selling the Coolfire 4 for $60, and that's too much. I guess I'll have to search for an online vendor. Anyone have any recommendations?
Originally Posted by otherstar:
Thanks! At that price I could also get the Ego One for in-car use/travel use. The Ego One is $75 at the nearest shop.
Wouldn't the Joytech Ego One tank work with that battery as well (it's listed as a cheaper option for tanks)?
Yes, the Coolfire 4 is well within the range for an Ego One tank and has a compatible connection (510). I don't know what the maximum rating (watts/volts) is for the tank but it will work. [Reply]
Originally Posted by otherstar:
Got the Ego One XL in black on Saturday...loving it so far. I'm going to by the Coolfire IV and a tank in a few weeks.
Congrats, dude. Having a great battery that suits your needs is one of the best feelings in the world. Be warned: you will be looking for the next best thing soon. I told myself I was content; 4 mods later, I am still looking this stuff up. [Reply]
Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan:
Congrats, dude. Having a great battery that suits your needs is one of the best feelings in the world. Be warned: you will be looking for the next best thing soon. I told myself I was content; 4 mods later, I am still looking this stuff up.
LOL...I'm already doing that. I'm already planning on get a box mod in the next few weeks! [Reply]
Originally Posted by otherstar:
LOL...I'm already doing that. I'm already planning on get a box mod in the next few weeks!
I'm still staying away from the nickel temperature control atomizers. I wouldn't recommend a temp control mod as of right now. No biggie though, lots and lots of choices out there. [Reply]
