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sleedale this wire (2 0.2mm wires twisted with 0.5x0.1mm ribbon) is bloody fantastic for the subtank mini. 4 wraps at 3mm gives 0.6 ohms and it vapes brilliantly. The smoothest vape I've had on a subtank and it really keeps the heat down at higher powers. I cant recommend it highly enough. Dirt cheap as well.

As for the wicks, I cut them so they reach the base and then about 2-3mm longer. Push them up, screw on the sleeve, push them down and towards the centre, leave them holes open. It allows a higher powered vape. The Mrs swears by them now, and wont touch pancake wicks any more.

Very good advice @windows , seen many a component destroyed by not doing this, and with batteries the results could be worse than failure, could be catastrophic.

Another handy little tip if you are doing much soldering is to have a bunch of heat sinks lying around (ripped from old power transistors, PCs, power supplies etc. They can speed up the cooling down process and also help to cool components while still letting wires and solder heat up sufficiently. In the case of batteries, just hold the heatsink to the terminal you were soldering. The cooling wont be optimal since no thermal compound is used, but it can speed things up if you find yourself resoldering often.

Hi and welcome from a few miles north of you.

A doge (only with competition cap) is nice, as is the dark horse, but the daddies of them all are the plume veil and the VA origen.

The VA allows silly 8 coil builds which can be a good bit of fun, and the plume veil is a jack of all trades, and not far off a master of them as well. So many airflow and build options on it, you can go for flavour or clouds. Not the top on either, but not too far off. Add the ease of building to this and it's the best place to start dripping IMHO. You'll never realise how much easier a post dripper is to build on until you try one.

Tried Thunderbird (versions 31 and 38) Outlook 2010, and virginmedia webmail. All have the same issue. Virgins webmail accounts are based on gmail so not surprised the issue is the same there.

PinkyPuff uses a gmail account via thunderbird 38 and also has the problem.

ps... checked the source code of the message and it is definitely sent as plain text not html. Unless google is converting it, it looks like it is a proboards issue.

edit....tried pop3 and imap with no change.

Same issue here in thunderbird and webmail. Posted a thread on proboards support forum to hopefully save you some effort Chrissie telling them the issue and the problem it causes some members. Here's hoping it's just a brainfart by someone over at their end that will get cleared up soon.

PinkyPuff will pm you with details. She's acting secretary for now lols. Tell her what kinda flavours strenth etc you like and we'll post some mixes down to you as well.