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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 16:14:15 GMT
never heard of them before. I've messaged them, asking if there's any problem re. shipping with RO I think it might be a guy off the Pit. If it is him, he is a sound bloke.
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 15:41:42 GMT
That is a good find for future use. 250ml in PG or VG £36.70 £65 for 500ml 72mg with free shipping!!
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 15:25:57 GMT
ok, well I was just wanting to know how to get the right answers in the right places. I have found that many vendors have PG only left in stock and was trying to make the best of a bad situation. Was hoping to eek a few more percentage points in my favour. I don't like PG as much as VG and sadly I can't even get a 30/70 to work in the calcs. I also read that some makers are starting to make the flavour with VG too. Maybe there will be hope if/when more of that happens. Sorry for making life difficult, it was not my intention at all. If EJMU tells you that you can't do a mix at a certain ratio, that is because you can't, not the calc being awkward. alchemists cupboard sells nic base in VG, so does cig-eliquid. With a VG base you can do 30/70 easy peasy, even 20/80. You won't get much better than that unless you can find vg flavours, or tell ejmu that they are VG.
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 15:09:59 GMT
There are a few still selling. Cig-eliquid, although not the cheapest is still doing 266ml for £36.98 (+P+P)
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 15:01:42 GMT
Why 'vendor' and not vendor?
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 14:58:15 GMT
Have a look here. Most flavours I believe, are PG based. If you look through the recipes in the Mixology board, it will specify the brand of flavours needed. Once you have mixed a few of them, you will have a good feeling for them and your personal preferences. Now that link takes me to something truly beyond my wildest dreams or expectations! Armed with that one would be able to adequately fill out the calculators questions with some confidence! Now if they could do it then so could any other maker! So, guess who's flavours I'll be considering top of my shopping list then! LOL By properly supporting us like that then they enable us to support them because we are able to make an informed purchase decision, and that is to their advantage. You really are bending over backwards to make life difficult aren't you? The calculators does not ask difficult questions, Jen has already told you that most flavourings are carried in PG, that is all you need to know really. Any % given is only a guide, as different folk will prefer different %
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Post by Roger on Jul 17, 2013 14:49:53 GMT
Talking to a vendor at our meet the other week, they have to pay to be allowed on POTV. If you look closely at their shop, the items seem to be from vendors??? but with no codes etc. Can be handy though that's actually BS. POTV never charges vendors, they obviously have premium advertising like banners etc. but none of them are pressured to pay for the premium advertising. And it's not a shop - it's a marketplace. That's why you see products from many different vendors in one place. Hope this clears it up. I was only stating what I was told by a vendor, but if you say it's BS, who am I to argue with your nice intro posts.
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Post by Roger on Jul 15, 2013 14:01:34 GMT
I have the Xtar WPII which will charge at 0.5 and 1 amp. I tend to charge at 0.5 and my batteries seem to be lasting well. My first 18650 were Sanyo 2400mah (from torchy) and they are nearly 2 years old and used every day.
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Post by Roger on Jul 15, 2013 13:50:41 GMT
HS RY4 needs to be at around 20% to be any good really, it's not the strongest 'essence'
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Post by Roger on Jul 15, 2013 13:41:23 GMT
As the others have said bazzer, it's pretty normal. I get the odd days like that even after over 2 years.
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Post by Roger on Jul 15, 2013 7:20:23 GMT
Nice guide to EJMU fred, but the basic guide is already on the site in the beginners guide to mixing. Just to add, if anyone comes up with any improvements to the guide, please contact Ash or a mod to have it incorporated. If you think fred's EJMU guide explains better than the section currently in the guide, then speak up!! The guide is there for new mixers to refer to for help, anything that improves the use of it is welcome. It was always intended to be an ongoing, evolving thing. I thangyow.
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Post by Roger on Jul 14, 2013 16:36:51 GMT
Well I PM'd a reply about the Dream/RSST and heard nothing else back. Hopefully just a glitch.
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Post by Roger on Jul 14, 2013 14:10:36 GMT
I don't have one of these and TBH I'm quite glad, sounds like a lot of messing about! Not really, once you are used to them, simple to wick/coil, easy to fill and vape very well. No worse than any other rebuildable can be. But some people will always make life harder than it needs to be.
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Post by Roger on Jul 12, 2013 17:50:47 GMT
Here you go dc...........a simple, fail safe solution..... Just made up one of these, excellent!! Thanks chris (& blakey)
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Post by Roger on Jul 12, 2013 15:48:40 GMT
Dark Vapure and Perique Black for sure. Don't know about anything else. Haven't tried enough of them. (This is off topic, but since he's posted just above, a note to Roger: I think I was in your territory recently. Went to stay on my parents' narrowboat for a few days. Pretty sure it must be near where you are. It moors at a small marina just south of the Watford Gap.) Welton Hythe or Welton Haven probably, just on the start of the Leicester Line. 30 mins by car, 1 1/2 days by boat from us.
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