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Eucalyptus? If it's in there I can't taste it.

Maybe it's time I rewicked? 

When I first started vaping the smell of anything smoking related - including matches - was a definite turn-off.

These days tho I think I've mellowed. I can't stand the smell of stale smoke in the air or on smokers' clothing. Fresh smoke, from cigarettes, pipes and cigars doesn't bother me any more.

Hate to think what a ciggy tastes like these days - so I won't be trying one

Get Off My Cloud, I think it's a bit of marketing {something} on their part.


They already admit there that it's the 'pulse' rating, but they don't state what the pulse time is, other than it's 'no longer than 60 seconds'. Also stating the 40Amps is a pulse rating, we can assume these batteries are rated at just 20Amps continuous.

If there really was a 40Amp capable battery that was safe to use for longer than a few seconds I'm sure it'll be coming from a large Japanese battery manufacturer, not a vape store.

The other issue apart from the pulse time is the recovery time, the resting time between vapes - it'll need increasing as the pulse time increases.

The load is spread with batteries in parallel. Batteries in series doubles the volts but the atty current will go through both batteries (in a mech).

Anise was my staple at first. Try with a little lemon. I also suggest trying Absinth = Anise with a wee twist. Anise can also be used to make licorice taste like, erm...., licorice.

I've got a couple of these robby (from elsewhere). I'm currently using them for a few cycles before testing but they're looking good. Internal resistance was 22 milliohms when brand new and I expect that to drop a little, so I don't doubt the quoted 20/40 Amps.

And yes, they're AWT batteries (or was that AW-T?).