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Post by flimflam on Nov 8, 2011 23:00:05 GMT
Sorry John, but I'm going to have to delete your link as Avast detected a threat when I clicked on ot Bugga. Mine didn't pick it up. Sorry bout that. I think the code I gave you is the web standard, but might be a bit garish for your colour scheme here. Jerry's is more muted, so might be more suited. Heh. Just realised that last sentence rhymes
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Post by flimflam on Nov 8, 2011 21:51:47 GMT
.... - anyone know the hex colour code for it? Heh, took a bit of searching, but it appears to be #0000FF Google was my friend :
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Post by flimflam on Nov 8, 2011 21:15:52 GMT
Why not do them the standard blue colour that links show up in google or word docs for example?
Peeps are already familiar with that, to the extent that when you see text in that colour you're already kind of 'expecting' it to be a link.
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Post by flimflam on Nov 8, 2011 17:00:38 GMT
Thank you i just made a change to reflect that Wow! You don't hang about! I feel all warm and fuzzy inside now, heh John
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Post by flimflam on Nov 8, 2011 16:23:04 GMT
Does look like a nice but of kit this. Was thinking one of these would be a good purchase when me Riva batts start getting a bit tired. The only thing that put me off was that it might be yet another 'proprietary' thread type, so wouldn't be compatible with standard 510 cartos etc. Not a problem though, check out this review: www.downundervapers.com/blogs/latest-news/2730-e-cigarette-news-apoloe-af80-coming-soon-to-downunder-vapersQuote: "You can use any other 510 threaded ego battery with the Apoloe 580 2ml cartomizer and you can also fit your 510 atty, cartomizers on the APL 580 battery."That clinches it for me, so I reckon I'll prob be pickin one of these up come the new year @ Daz, it might be worth you mentioning the 510 compatibility on your site, it's a definite plus from my POV
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Post by flimflam on Nov 6, 2011 16:40:37 GMT
Hi Sam If you've got a multimeter you can test your batteries and Ego pt to see what voltage they're giving out. There's a good how-to here: www.cloud9vaping.co.uk/MeterIIRC an Ego gives out a regulated 3.4v, whereas a Riva gives out 4.1/4.2v initially, which drops gradually in use to 3.6v, at which point it needs recharging. That's a fair bit of difference. Assuming the above is correct, you can see that the Riva is giving out up to 23% more v's than the Ego when freshly charged, and even when it requires a recharge is still giving out 5-6% more. With identical attys on both devices you should definitely get more warmth and vapour from the Riva, just less so once it's been run down a bit. Why not try an LR carto on the Ego pt, if you're using normal ones on the Riva and see how that goes? John P.S. I just tested my Riva batts, and the one I charged last night is showing 4.2v, whereas the one I've been using since this morning is showing 4.0v
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Post by flimflam on Nov 3, 2011 16:21:49 GMT
From what I've read a sore throat and mouth is quite a common symptom experienced after quitting smoking tobacco, same with cold and flu like symptoms. There's even a term for it - 'Quitters flu' If you do a google search loads of stuff comes up, though most of the info stresses that it's down purely to 'nicotine withdrawal', which isn't really the case (they're mostly 'ciggy quitting' sites in the main though ). If you dig a little deeper you'll find there's a bunch of other chemicals in real tabs which your body will be adjusting to not getting any more. 'Quit Zits' seem to be another unwelcome sided effect for some folk. Some peeps seem to suffer more than others, but for most everything seems to even out within a couple of months of quitting the tabs. Hope that's some help, John
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Post by flimflam on Nov 1, 2011 23:41:08 GMT
LR all the way i dont get anything from standard resistance... try some kanger bottom coil for an even better hit Got a pack of them from VE along with the LR Boges. Stronger than the LR's you say? Oi'm intrigued I'll try them next, and treat with caution
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Post by flimflam on Nov 1, 2011 23:29:15 GMT
Not heard of a dodgy batch mate, boges are usually bullet proof. Try cleaning them out with water and chucking them in the freezer over night- it seems to revive carto's. Also check your battery, maybe on it's way out. Yeah, I've even sometimes squeezed another week out of me previous ones by cleaning and freezing. These ones were just completely goosed though. Me batteries are definitely fine though, I've only had me Riva a couple of months and they only get charged every other day. And I've just bunged on me very first LR Boge and it's working great (just about blew the back of me head off though, I'm used to standard ones )
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Post by flimflam on Nov 1, 2011 23:19:18 GMT
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Post by flimflam on Nov 1, 2011 23:12:06 GMT
Hi, Just wondering what kind of fail rate peeps expect from these? Reason I ask is I've just had 3 in a row that were really poor. They were standard resistance, and they usually work great for me, crackle nicely and give plenty vapour etc. Last about a week for me (about 10ml juice). These last 3 though I had to chuck after only a day each. They all started off really wimpy (lack of crackle/poor vapour) and by the end of the day had started to taste gunky, like they normally would after a weeks worth of use. This is just with me normal C9V RY4 that's me usual vape. Is there maybe a dodgy batch out there? John
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Post by flimflam on Nov 1, 2011 22:52:02 GMT
Wasn't there a problem with Smokeymizer's nobbling Riva batteries, I thought I read somewhere or something? Yeah, there's a couple of threads over at UKV about this. It seems quite a few peeps have had CE3's short out and kill thier batteries. Not worth risking it methinks, specially if you've only got one working battery!
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Post by flimflam on Oct 28, 2011 19:15:55 GMT
Hi King,
Glad you got sorted with something you'll be comfortable with. On the battery front, if the kit you're getting only has 2 batteries you should definitely pick up a pcc. I'd probably pick up another couple of batteries as well.
IIRC the 510t comes with 180mah batteries? In which case the 340's will be a good bit longer (about an inch I think), so might not fit in the pcc. There is an intermediate size batt I think though (280 ish mah I think) which I seem to recall reading somewhere would still fit in the pcc.
Hope that's some help, John
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Post by flimflam on Oct 28, 2011 18:01:21 GMT
Hi trying, Glad you didn't give up and are still 'trying' Re your tastebuds, chances are that yes they'll have been damaged by smoking, but if you manage to stick with vaping they'll recover over time (amount of time varies from person to person). On the nic strength thing, I think you've done the right thing in moving to a stronger mix. It should help make the swap over from cigs to vapes easier. You can always move to a weaker mix later once you're comfortable vaping. For me, I think of swapping to vaping as a 2 stage process: Stage 1. Drop the cigs and swap to vaping (at whatever nic strength is comfortable). Stage 2 (optional). Reduce nic strength gradually if you want to. Also, don't think that you have to give up real tabs completely, just try to minimise thier use. Count the ones that you don't have rather than the ones that you do. Not everyone can just drop the tabs immediately, for some it's a gradual process. BTW, there's good info on nic strengths etc here: www.e-cigarette-forum.com/index.php/beginner-ecigarette-tutorial-2.htmlGood luck with making the swap, and I hope you stick with it, John P.S. I use 24mg nic juice, and right now have no intention of reducing the strength. My reason for taking up vaping was to stop smoking tobacco, not to stop getting my nicotine hit
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Post by flimflam on Oct 27, 2011 16:19:01 GMT
Heh, just caved and ordered one of each of the new HS flavours, plus a Hangsen Cherry. Anyone else tried any of these? Me tastebuds is ready and waitin ... John
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