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02-10-2015, 04:59 PM

jimbob200521 jimbob200521 is offline

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Originally Posted by zippy1

You guys are a hoot with all your apparatuses.
Sounds like a typical bunch of tractor freaks when they get together and discuss the latest and greatest improvements they've made to their equipment.

Whatever it takes, I give you guys a lot of credit for sticking with it. But.....how do you scale down to be "completely" smoke free when you're having all this fun?

Beyond apparati is...building your own!

I started playing with the rebuildable section of my new tank (Subtank Mini) to keep my idle hands busy on a day off. I built a couple coils/setups and finally ended on the one pictured below. For those that care, I used 28ga Kanthol wire and wrapped it (folded it in half, stuck it in a drill and twisted). I did 4 wraps around a 3/32 drill bit and it came out to .4ohm resistance. Dry burned it, tightened it up a bit, wicked it, and vaped on it. Woo doggy! If anyone has ever tried a dripper setup, this is darn close to that at this point. The flavor is delicious (I'm currently using a flavor called Mt. Voltage, just like Mt. Dew Voltage)!

Anywho, being this site, I'll let the pics do the talking.

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