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Post by pjim on Jan 3, 2013 14:26:09 GMT
I still find this frustrating, its so annoying when a flavour you like just goes more bland. As I said before I'm not convinced with the taste buds going, if you get the flavour initially?
Perhaps its depends on how soon you lose the flavour though, I will usually get the flavour for a full tank or a day or so, before it goes bland.
I have found though rotating the juices helps. I've just had a delivery through, Vermillion River juices, which I've not had for a while, as flavour had gone. Now there vaping with nice flavour again. I'm sure it will go again soon, but I will rotate them. Especially now that I have mixing stuff.
Also if you use Novas or equivalent the flavour loss is more pronounced. Rebuildables, especially gennies are better, dripping is the best.
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Post by pjim on Jan 3, 2013 0:33:34 GMT
I think forward thinking types, who try it and like it, or who want to quit tobacco and see this as an option will give it a go. Especially if you help them out.
With everyone else, there's not much point. Very rarely do I try to convince people of things nowadays, they'll mostly make their own minds up, dependant on the type of person they are anyway.
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Post by pjim on Jan 1, 2013 14:12:08 GMT
I get this problem too. flavours taste great at first then just become bland. Sometimes sweet/fruit flavours just amalgamate into a generic sweetness. I think much of it is just becoming desensitised to the flavours though use. If you think about cigarettes, at least for me, if I brought a different brand then at first they'd taste a bit strange. Then after a few it would just be a generic cigarette taste.
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Post by pjim on Dec 30, 2012 13:22:34 GMT
Nice list thanks. I there any chance of getting the sizes for the Aga series on there?
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Post by pjim on Dec 30, 2012 13:21:17 GMT
Dripping is very good, its hard to beat the flavour and vapour you can get. I've found the basic 510 5 quid attys really good. My friend who will vape now and again on my gear reckons they deliver teh best flavour and I have gennies and the like. Sometimes I get tired of dripping though, thinking of buying a ju.is.
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Post by pjim on Dec 30, 2012 12:56:39 GMT
Yep a mod is usually needed especially for a Aga t, its going to look huge on an ego battery. Also vv/vw helps get better performance out of these devices and makes it easier for coiling as you can turn down the power at first.
One of the inexpenisve drippers is a good idea, although its different to working with a genesis. If you do go for a genesis again I recommend the Aga-S its definitely easier than the T or W to work with as the positive post is closer to the wick, making it easier to coil.
As for oxidising I've yet to find one clear way that everyone agrees on, but pretty much its putting the mesh on a flame yeah. You can do it with a lighter. Many use a chefs torch, I have used the hob sometimes. Theres faff involved in gennies, you need to know before you get one. If your one of the lucky ones you'll get it working straight away, but be prepared to spend some time. I've mostly had success with these but say with the Aga-W I've struggled terribly to get it to work right.
I probably wouldn't go for the one you linked in the first post, the did clone. I hear they are awkward to work with. Also there chrome plated and when the chrome wears off you'll have to throw it away, better to buy an all SS atty.
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Post by pjim on Dec 30, 2012 0:20:21 GMT
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Post by pjim on Dec 29, 2012 13:40:47 GMT
Well if you mean Vision V3s ,ce5, stardust type clearos I can stand them, I think they are just terrible, especially the flavour. Mini novas I really like though, the flavour is definitely muted compared to dripping or genesis, but it is acceptable, they are good compared to the stardusts. Also no leaking and very convienient.
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Post by pjim on Dec 29, 2012 12:30:37 GMT
Unfortunately my panasonics 18650s are pretty loose in my vamo, causes it to turn off a lot, very annoying. Although I might have the earlier model with the shorter spring. I do think there great batteries though.
Pretty normal for an 18350 to last only half a day.
May get an efest or 2, if there a bit larger, they may be a better fit.
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Post by pjim on Dec 29, 2012 12:27:42 GMT
I'm hoping it slows down sometime. I'm about 3 and 1/2 months into it. I've got 3 vv/vw mods, a mechanical mod, novas, kangers, 3 gennies, a big bag of juice and Diy supplies Perhaps it will reduce as I now have pretty much everything I need. Although I do think I really need a 14500 mod, surely and the spheroid looks nice..... I think though if money is tight then just get the most important things and limit spending. If you wait 6 months betters stuff will probably be out anyway, its that kind of industry.
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Post by pjim on Dec 29, 2012 12:20:14 GMT
Well Aga T looks pretty good. Aga W looks really good, but I've found it really difficult to coil/rebuild for some reason. Aga S looks decent too and much easier to coil. All if you like the look of genesis rebuildable attys though, otherwise a vivi makes sense.
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Post by pjim on Dec 21, 2012 15:15:00 GMT
Dripping is awesome, there's no doubt. I'm loathed to resort to the inferior taste of the Vivi Nova after dripping, though it is more convenient for going out.
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Post by pjim on Dec 21, 2012 12:35:44 GMT
I've got some of the asda cotton pads that some people use, I'm thinking of giving them a go.
Although I went to clean that setup I showed above to change flavours and its really hard to get the wick clean. Its totally gunked up around the coil, compared to how easy it is to clean a silica Vivi its a bit annoying. Don't necessarily want to change the wick coil every time I change flavours.
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Post by pjim on Dec 20, 2012 11:39:15 GMT
I've just been looking on Professor Siegel's tobacco analysis blog as he commented on this a couple of days ago, worth a look tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/leaked-copy-of-european-commissions.html I thought this quote was to the point and may prove useful in letters. "It's hard to figure out what the purpose of this aspect of the directive is, but its effect will be to increase tobacco-related disease and death in Europe. If approved as drafted, the directive will prevent smokers from having access to a much safer alternative to cigarettes that has been shown to be effective in helping to keep smokers off of cigarettes, or at least, to cut down significantly on the amount they smoke. Thus, the effect of this directive would be to protect cigarette sales in Europe at the expense of the public's health. We can only hope that a more sensible strategy will be substituted for this deadly one once the proposal is fully vetted." Dr. Michael Siegel Professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences, Boston University School of Public Health I hope people pay attention to this stuff and do something, because if this directive is fully implemented all this vaping stuff is effectively over for us.
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Post by pjim on Dec 20, 2012 11:23:09 GMT
I think this is a really good idea. Knowing what the EU is like, especially considering their absurd stance on Snus; which is inconsistent with the laws on tobacco sales. Their coming for electronic cigarettes, especially the E-liquid. Hopefully with some concerted action we might be able to prevent this. Particularly in the UK where the directive could not be implemented as law.
Thanks for sharing your letter it could be used as a basis for other responses.
I'm going to be mailing my MP and MEP, its worth a shot.
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