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2 rx200's, 2 kopoor + 200w, 2 evil mini's, 3 istick 30w's and a dovpo forever30, the last 4 are disposable's so don't count and I have currently 32 18650's for vape use and a handful of them for other uses on the atty front I have 7 dailies and 5 occasional's + 3 drippers but on the mixing front I have closer to 100 conc's and thousands of bottles waiting to be used

and that's only if I include the stuff the OH has ninja'd already

the crius www.gearbest.com/rebuildable-atomizers/pp_257256.html?wid=1 is a good tank easy build velo deck with juice flow control holes and a top fill popup slot on the side, just get a fat vape band to hold it closed when in a pocket

the crown www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_5?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=uwell+crown&sprefix=uwell%2Caps%2C133 is similar to the subtank the rba heads are about the same its got flavour like the tfv4 but much better airflow than the subtank and the top fill isn't prone to opening itself (screw on/off lid) if you like the subtank then the topfill converters are a good buy www.fasttech.com/products/3023/10014944/3820004  

I have all the above mentioned tanks and the two I find easiest to build so far are the subtank rba (5>7 wraps Clapton) and the crius, both are a doddle to shove a coil into and wick, ive just got a crown rba and haven't quite figured out what i'm doing with it yet although no doubt that will come with time and ive relegated the tfv4 to sitting idle on the desk since I cant be faffed with its rba heads any more there just to fiddly and the stock coils are too expensive to be buying replacements until they come down in price (being a picky bugger I only want the half ohm coils and there never in stock below £3 each)

each to their own though  so far i'm loving the subtank top fill kits and sine they come in 3.5, 4.5, 5 & 9 ml sizes you can really get some fun out of them, also like the cheapness of replacement parts from FT, my only gripe was having bought the kit the 3.5ml tank arrived cracked but the 9ml and 4.5ml are fine (I went for the stainless steel triple pack www.fasttech.com/products/3023/10014944/3535800)

still each to their own

I don't like painted gear otoh the missus loves coloured glass on her kit

funny though how the problem has only been reported on a Panasonic tv.

I would of expected it to show up on a multitude of products if the claim were true, I don't recall my monitor ever suffering from shadowing in the 5 year period it sat on my desk while I puffed away relentlessly in front of it (in an outbuilding not in the house) indeed it still has a clear picture even though its been repurposed into one of the kids desktops a few years back and its now an 8 year old lcd screen (cheap as chips thing I picked up on a sale out lasted the 2 pc's it was plugged into)

maybe its the poor build quality of Panasonic products that's caused the problem, coupled with their poor customer service position .....

I do recall a sony rep telling me that I shouldn't buy Panasonic screens because they weren't edge sealed and that would cause problems over time, so glad I opted for a less cheap Samsung tele (which is still working perfectly even though its an 09 vintage)

who knows maybe that sony rep did me a gigantic favour by giving me some insider information despite trying ot flog me a vastly overpriced underperforming bravia tv (I had one of the earlier models and the degredation in picture quality over time was huge in the 2 years before I gave it away)

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I bought medical syring kits from amazon www.amazon.co.uk/Ciringe-Disposable-Syringe-Mix-10ml/dp/B00X2E0TCU?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00 although the price seems to have doubled since I bought them

I keep them in a pot or in a plastic bag and they seem fine after 4 months of use, but you will need to source the needles on your own I'm afraid I ended up getting some plastic tubing to use although I think its too soft and will need a stiffer one next time round

if you search around you can find boxes of 100 + surgical grade syringes for under £10, and I might have inadvertently bought a few of those ..... now there clogging up a shelf in the cupboard... still i'm sure they will get used eventually even if its for kids needing medicating lol

given its size ease of use and non funky TC operation it really is the perfect out and about round town device when you need more power than a istick 30w can deliver, or you need something small with multiple battery options for a short trip, my second one arrived as was promptly swiped by the missus for her newly swiped subtank mini ...... probably should order more coils for that since she doesn't like home made ones in the RBA....

my new delivery ft subtank top-fill clone 9ml beast sat on a kopoor plus with a selection of other kit in the background, I like the simplicity of the top fill converters for refilling although the 9ml unit does seem slightly unwieldy, might need to swap it onto one of the rolo's given how much it likes to try and fall over /

Get Off My Cloud VapingBad

looking at the web page it seems to suggest it has the SD360 chip inside

but given that YiHi sx mini was made with a lot of different chips depending on which variant and when it was produced your meaning, so claiming its got the same thing inside as a sx mini isn't exactly saying much,

the sb360 chip looks like it is the sx350j v2 with customised firmware, and the sb350 is the sx350j v1 again with custom firmware (if my chingrish translator is working right) which would mean that the claims of it being the same chip were both right and wrong, right in terms of the hardware on the board being the same, but wrong in the sense that the firmware is a major part of how good it is and that isn't the same thing .....