any vapers on board?

I use a Sigelei tmax VV mod that uses a 18350 and 18650. one dies and I just switch the caps and switch to the other battery. it's a nice mod but HEAVY! I also have some assorted egos I use on the go. I only use Evod and protanks anymore. I rebuilt my bottom coils and mix my own juice. I have a dedicated spot to set them in my detail trailer for on the job vapes
 
I love the REOs mods! I haven't pulled the trigger on one quite yet but it is definitely in my future. How do you like the rm2? Have you tried any other bottom feeds?
 
mamut said:
Any recommendations on clearomizers? I'm using a kanger t3s at work but that thing leaks :(. I have the protank 3 at home for home use only.
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I just got an AeroTank that I actually enjoy quite a bit. I've also heard good things about the Aspire Nautilus.
 
I saw someone using one of these. Can some explain to me further what it is out of curiosity? I'm not a smoker so not sure. It smelled like apple though as I stood next to them. What is the liquid? Water? And flavor? If it helps people quit smoking I'm all for it.
 
cleanmycorolla said:
I saw someone using one of these. Can some explain to me further what it is out of curiosity? I'm not a smoker so not sure. It smelled like apple though as I stood next to them. What is the liquid? Water? And flavor? If it helps people quit smoking I'm all for it.
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Electronic cigarettes, at least the majority of them, consist of 3 components: battery, heating element, and liquid.
The batteries are generally rechargeable and last at least a few hours, if not days.
The heating element is generally called an atomizer, "cartomizer" or "clearomizer". Basically a small container holding 1-5ml of liquid has a heating coil of some sort in it along with a wicking material that, when heated up, the coil heats up the wick, atomizing the liquid, turning it into vapor.
The main ingredients in USA made e-liquid are propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin, natural/artificial flavoring extracts, and nicotine.
Studies so far have shown that "second hand" vape poses no threat to the "second hand" inhaler.
The FDA is starting to consider regulating them as a "tobacco product" is regulated but its the furthest thing from it.
 
TrolleyVW said:
Electronic cigarettes, at least the majority of them, consist of 3 components: battery, heating element, and liquid.
The batteries are generally rechargeable and last at least a few hours, if not days.
The heating element is generally called an atomizer, "cartomizer" or "clearomizer". Basically a small container holding 1-5ml of liquid has a heating coil of some sort in it along with a wicking material that, when heated up, the coil heats up the wick, atomizing the liquid, turning it into vapor.
The main ingredients in USA made e-liquid are propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin, natural/artificial flavoring extracts, and nicotine.
Studies so far have shown that "second hand" vape poses no threat to the "second hand" inhaler.
The FDA is starting to consider regulating them as a "tobacco product" is regulated but its the furthest thing from it.
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Thanks, I wasn't sure what these were but have seen folks use them! Neat, like I said if it can help people get off actual cigarettes I am for it!
 
SOLD!
I will be squonking by Easter.

Bob57 said:
I've been a vapor for 15 months, tries many types of devices, tanks and genesis type atomizers.
Been using a REO Grand with a bottom feed "RM2" atomizer. It has worked great for me and it's all I have used for the last year.
I mix my own E-juice and mix it for others so I get the VG & PG in quarts.
I love the bottom feeder, fresh squeezed juice with the performance of a dripper. IMR 18650 battery last all day and part of the next sometimes :)

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TrolleyVW said:
I love the REOs mods! I haven't pulled the trigger on one quite yet but it is definitely in my future. How do you like the rm2? Have you tried any other bottom feeds?
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Sorry I didn't keep up with this thread.
The RM2 is the best thing I've tried as far as any type of atomizer. I change the wick "cotton" every 3-5 days and do a recoil every 4-6 weeks. The Grand in the picture has been carried daily in a cell phone case for a year, it's never failed.
Never tried any other bottom feeders.

Vegas Transplant said:
SOLD!
I will be squonking by Easter.
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LOL, I see you've done some research :xyxthumbs:
Enjoy your REO I'm sure you'll like it,,,

Bob
 
1300 mah ego twist with a evod and a mini pro tank.
 
Bob57 said:
Sorry I didn't keep up with this thread.
The RM2 is the best thing I've tried as far as any type of atomizer. I change the wick "cotton" every 3-5 days and do a recoil every 4-6 weeks. The Grand in the picture has been carried daily in a cell phone case for a year, it's never failed.
Never tried any other bottom feeders.



LOL, I see you've done some research :xyxthumbs:
Enjoy your REO I'm sure you'll like it,,,

Bob
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Had a $500+ family situation to address but still on course. I went to Firehouse Vapor in Rock Hill SC yesterday (they were having a catered vapemeet) to pick out a setup for my cousin who was using a 350 or so ego type vivi nova(?) set up. Got him the similar set up as Znig, only 1100 mAh...biggest in stock .
 
Thats great, the 1100 will be a nice battery upgrade.


Bob :)
 
100mah Ego twist also with a kanger evod here. Usual get my juices from viper vape. Haven't had any complaints. Looking to switch to something organic like virgin vapes or vaperite. Anyone have any experience with these?


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a g thang said:
100mah Ego twist also with a kanger evod here. Usual get my juices from viper vape. Haven't had any complaints. Looking to switch to something organic like virgin vapes or vaperite. Anyone have any experience with these?


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I've heard of virgin vapors. Not sure if it's the same as Virgin Vapes because in this industry, something as simple as "vape" vs "vapor" could make a huge difference.

If, in fact, it is the one I'm thinking, they have premium juices.

Three of my personal favorites are Epic Juice, Standard e-liquid, and most expensive but unbeatable, Five Pawns.
 
A few typos 1000* hah. I ment vapors* got mixed up with viper. I'm gonna have to check out the three you mentioned thanks.


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Had to go south on 270 instead of north as the dlrshp finished my rig today. Stopped at Buckeye Vapor with my last C note hidden in my wallet. Couldn't afford what I wanted but got an itaste vv (version 3.0)with 5 Vivi nova type top coiled clearos which the sales guy quickly changed two of them out for generic bcc's
Tanks made of Pyrex and two 30 ml /
50/50 / 6 mg juices for a whopping $73.50

Anyhoo , broke down again...guess I won't make Hodgkins 4am...ruined my track record. Think that I'm gonna request a plane ticket.
 
Vegas Transplant said:
Had to go south on 270 instead of north as the dlrshp finished my rig today.

Anyhoo , broke down again...guess I won't make Hodgkins 4am...ruined my track record. Think that I'm gonna request a plane ticket.
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VT...
You need to get the heck out of Ohio...the whole Mid-West if you possibly can:
There's supposed to be at least a foot of snow on its way with below zero temps!

Be careful out there, my Friend!

Bob
 
VT,,,, You can't squonk that ?

:joking:


Hope you don't get snowed in!

492 days since my last smoke, $2,263 that went to detailing supply's instead of giving it to Phillip Morris.



Bob :)
 
I'll have enough cash by noon to order the Reos, but no way to be there when it comes in. I don't think that I'll see home anytime soon unless I fly in to BFI.

There's product that I need to order here if I'm to make it to the Chicagoland meet.

How much are the Reos going for in the classies?
So little time. Too many bills!
 
FUNX725 said:
VT...
You need to get the heck out of Ohio...the whole Mid-West if you possibly can:
There's supposed to be at least a foot of snow on its way with below zero temps!

Be careful out there, my Friend!

Bob
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Thanks for the heads up!
Maybe the recurring DEF issue with this Detroit Diesel engine is a blessing in disguise. Crossed back over into Ohio on 74 from Hebron. Tow truck can't be called until a driver comes in to repower the load. Take care of yourself and stay warm Friend.
 
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