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Sorry I thought I had read that Iso Alcohol wasnt safe? www.scsvape.com/index.php/how-it-works/

And also that the denture things can release harmful chemicals from the steel/metal parts? Cant find the place I read that though, sorry. 
Its why Ive gone down the Vodka route (honest)  

That said Ive given up on the Aspire Nauticulus as Im fed up going down to the garage and putting it in a vice to get it unscrewed >
But Ive still got Kanger Megas and Im curious about trying to clean the coils, so they last longer.  I thought it was custard that was quite hard on the coils and Ive started vaping them more recently, moving away from the menthol. When on menthol the Kanger coils could last up to 2 weeks each, but on the custards Im finding after a few days the cotton has come out of the holes (in the new kanger coils) in slender little strands and leakage begins

So Im moving into cleaning with Vodka for the first time
I own a Kanger Aerotank, Megatank and an Aspire Nautlius.
I know to leave a coil in some vodka overnight, but was wondering if I could put the bases and the drip tips into the Vodka too?

Thanks igual, yes the centre pin in the base, I thought when I first looked at it, it sprang back when I pressed on it, dont know what Ive been thinking lol.
Is "hoping water" a typo?
Ive been running it under the hot water tap and then wrapping it in Kitchen paper and sticking it in the airing cupboard. I going on the basis that inside the BVC, the bigger the hole in the middle of the white cotton gets the less use there is in cleaning?
Dont know if that made sense.

Ive read that the Custard flavours can give more problems with lifespan and the need for cleaning. Up until now Ive been using Kanger Aerotanks and menthol flavours, never needed to clean until now and theres so many different bits of advice out there.

Thanks again

Thats the bit that I never knew, but I dont feel much change when I do change from one, to the other settings. I will sit down and tinkering over the weekend though, cheers

I didnt understand the other 2 posts

But yes it doesnt change on the LCD, which kind of renders it useless to me. From the minute you purchase it you have to decide which you will use volts or watts, as from then on the other will not be giving a correct reading.
If the watts changes but isnt shown on the LCD then, when you change from adjusting the voltage to adjusting the watts, each time you increase the watts by 1 it wont be the value shown thats increased by 1, but the value its been set to when the voltage was changed?

I thought there was a formula linking (p) wattage, (V) voltage and (r) ohms?
P= E2/R ?

The ohms is the coil, so its constant, that should mean that if you change the voltage, then the wattage should change too?
On my Innokin vv v3 right now the voltage is 3.7 and the wattage is 8.0.
If I change the voltage to 4.2, the wattage is still showing as 8.0 ?