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No worries, I'll have a go at sorting it out today, hopefully I can get it done before you sell out. These seem really popular at the moment.

I've been meaning to get one of these. Do you only accept paypal? I still can't add funds to my account.

I found this from Imeo, looks exciting.

No worries jc, soon you will have the AFA (AutoFeededAtomizer). All mechanical, easy replaceable wire, 510 connection, 5ml capacity, no soldering inside that cause health issues, all steel construction. My very first design had adjustable feature on it but then I thought that there is no reason for this because it would increase its length. If someone wants this feature he can have a GGTS, no prob.

Still planning ahead for the day of my dreams when I finally get a GG. I think I know all the bits I need to get, just one more question. GGTB - Brass, Aluminium or Nickel? I've never owned anything made out of any of these materials and was wondering what people thought is the best finish? Thanks in advance!

I'm still unsure if treating e-cigarettes the same as traditional cigarettes and other tobacco products will turn out to be a real success for e cigs in the US. Will this enable the government to stick their thumb in the pie?

I'd hate for the costs of e cigs to start rising just because of outside involvement. A small part of the appeal of e gigarettes is the savings made when compared to real cigarettes. According to ASH in 2009-10 the UK Government earned £8.8 billion in revenue from tobacco tax (excluding VAT). This is from a figure of around 10 million adult smokers in the UK. In the US there are reported to be around 46 million smokers so the money involved there is astronomical.

I agree that some regulation could be a positive thing with regards to ingredients and the safety aspect of the electric parts but it will be interesting to see how far the FDA go. I'm sure we'll be watching very closely how things pan out!

I've copied this from UKV regarding the meeting on Wednesday.

This Wednesday at 9.30pm we have a General Meeting scheduled in order to decide some important matters regarding the Association's governance until it can be formally incorporated and established. The meeting will decide if a steering committee should be elected, what the structure of that committee should be, and who should serve on it.

-- The meeting is open to all ECCA members.

-- To join ECCA, register at the ECCA website and you become a member automatically.

-- Only ECCA members will be admitted to the meeting as all present may vote.

-- Voting will be live, within the meeting, using the GoToWebinar voting system. It is an excellent system that allows anonymous, real-time voting, and everyone can see how the vote is going, as it takes place. You see a bar graph increase for each candidate (or voting option if not an election), as their votes grow. It's the best voting system I've seen. We tested it out in the last GTW meeting test, on Thursday a week back, and everyone agreed it was good.

-- The voting is run by the online meeting app, it has nothing to do with the ECCA site. The online conference software we are using is a paid-for solution that can handle up to 1,000 delegates, it is the pukka job.

-- The small version is called GoToMeeting, we are using the giant version called GoToWebinar.

-- The meeting and the voting are not connected with the ECCA site.

-- You will need loudspeakers to hear the proceedings. It is an online conference. There is no video, just audio. As every laptop / PC has speakers, the meeting is open to all.

-- This is not a text meeting, it is an audio (voice) meeting.

-- If you wish to speak, you will need a microphone (mic).

-- The easiest way to get all options is a modern laptop as they have a camera, mic and speakers built in (although video is not being used in this conference).

-- If using a PC then the best option might be a headset (mic and earphones). This gives the best quality, even if using a laptop.

-- If you have a PC with speakers then all you need is a mic (but a headset is better for meetings).

-- Please make sure to register as an ECCA member well in advance as there is a possibility that last-minute joiners will not get in.

-- You can test your equipment out by going to ECR live chat. If you want to speak at the meeting it is best to test your set-up first.

-- The best set-up is Firefox browser plus a headset with mic and phones.

-- Headsets with USB or with 3.5mm jacks are said to be equally good (but that might vary from PC to PC).

-- GoToWebinar may not work in some browsers!! Get Firefox please. (Doesn't work in Opera.)



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ECR chat: www.e-cig-reviews.com/forum/chat.php

Meeting invite: Wednesday 27th April 2011, 9:30pm --

The map tank looks good on it, flows nicely. I'm dreaming of the day I'll have that much juice to vape without all the refills in between.

Does the AVS3 fit as nicely? Is it thicker than the GGTB? Also will the other juice feed systems fit with the 510 connection?