@Martin43 wrote:
As Nicotine seems harder to buy now I thought id try a no nicotine recipe.
However when I used the calculator, whether I leave the Nicotine fiels blank, or try to put a “0” in the PG & VG of the Nicotine fields it seems to put 100 in as a default & I cant seem to get rid of it.
Any tips?
Thanks
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@PKT wrote:
In the recipe toolbar “Copy Simple Text” isn’t doing it.
I used this feature to backup my favorites to my Juice
Calculator . It was very convenient because it was formatted
properly and just went right in. Now having to type it all out.
Anyone had this trouble ? Please share a fix.
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@SPG wrote:
Hi
Has anyone got experience selling vape products through e-bay?
My last stumbling block is getting an Age verification put in place. Any ideas which is the best data base etc to use?
I’ve been given - 192 - VouchID and experian ID check to look into and just wondered if there are any others that are cheaper or wouldn’t it be great if FREE.
Or does one have to do these checks at all if buyer confirms that they are over 18?
I’d appreciate any info…
Thanks.
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@chl wrote:
Hi.
I need help with making a sweet creamy base that I can mix with fruit flavors.
I’ve tried Third World Custard, but I find that to bitter for my taste.
Do any of you guys have any suggestions?
I would like to use CAP or TPA
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@Silverlock wrote:
First of all a big THANK YOU to all you wonderful folk out there who have slaved over all these lovely recipes which I am now very busily stealing from you all. I am spoiled for choice and have had to go out and buy a VERY large toolbox to put all my mixes in to steep and am now trying some shake & vapes to keep me going until they are ready.
I must warn you all though. I have come across a problem which although I have looked at a load of reviews nobody has mentioned. I decided to go mad and buy myself a couple of big regulated Mods. Then I sat down and spent ages trying to learn all the menus and stuff. Eventually got that all sorted and decided to do a lovely fruit shake and vape. I tried one in particular a few times and decided that this was defnitely going to be my evening vape. The night was cold, wet and windy and I settled down in front of the tv to watch a DVD, along with my new mod, my new vape and a cup of tea. Also with me were Pebbles my cat on my lap and Lucy my dog at my feet. I sighed with pleasure, took a long drag and closing my eyes exhaled a wonderful cloud of vapour. That’s when it all went pear shaped.
Pebbles shot off my knees and up the curtains where she sat staring down at me and hissing. Lucy thought I was on fire and barked at me. It took me ages to get Pebbles down again, she was swearing at me all the time. Lucy just disappeard into the kitchen. I had to sit down with them and have a serious talk. So if you DO get yourself a new vaping machine you had better warn your pets first before just bellowing out loads of vapour. They still aren’t talking to me. Although I have noticed that they are not so mad that they don’t refuse their dinners.
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@dcp wrote:
Hey guys, it’s been awhile since I was here, but I’ve come back with a recipe I wanted some help with and hope someone will help me out
I have some:
Capella Vanilla Custard V2
Capella Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
and some Perfumers Apprentice Strawberry / Banana Cream from LorAnn.It is up to you wich of the fruit flavors you think would suit it the most.
I’m looking for a strong recipe for a 100 ml finished product.
How would you go about with the %'s of this?
Thank you so much in advance
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@daath wrote:
Hey guys!
I’m almost back - Still a bit beat by all that travelling
Look what I found in Sanur, Bali:
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@oldvaporuser wrote:
I’m looking for a single coil RTA that doesn’t leak and has very good flavor. It must be top fill. It must hold at least 4 ml of juice. It must be single coil only. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
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@ludey_dudey wrote:
Hi peeps, does anyone know if i need to put “this product contains nicotine” on my 0mg Nic liquid? thanks
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@Amorphia wrote:
Anyone has made a clone for this or any attempt? it’s the best Pink Lemonade tasted ever… though it’s not TPD compliant in my country, so it was discontinued as you can understand unfortunately…
Description:
Vg/Pg: 80/20Pink Lemonade
A well-balanced blend of sharp lemon zest infused with a sparkling cranberry soda, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice mixed with ripe strawberries and raspberries. A refreshing all-day-vape…
Pop Vapers are manufactured in the UK by The Liquid Co. Their experience in creating high-quality liquids offers a superior choice at an afforable price.
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@mjag wrote:
I received the iJoy Combo RDA from www.efun.top for the purpose of this review. When logged in the price is $16.99 and can be found here: https://www.efun.top/25mm-ijoy-combo-rda-rebuilding-dripping-atomizer.html
Doing reviews is fun, you can spend a lot of time on it but as long as I am still having fun and helping others it is worth it. I really do enjoy recommending great products but sometimes you get products which can test your patience…Enter the Ijoy Combo RDA.
Specs:
- 25mm Diameter
- 810 ULTEM Drip Tip
- Screwless two post deck
- Double O-Ring Secured
- 24K Gold Plated Deck
- Bottom Airflow control
- Gold Plated 510 Connection
- Deep juice wall
What’s in the box?
- You get the RDA of course with a very good Ultem drip tip
- (2) extra springs (your gonna need them)
- (3) spare o’rings
- (2) strips of cotton
- (2) Fused Claptons
- Compression tool for the posts
First impressions
Never tried a mounting system on any tanks that just uses compression posts via springs so thought this would be interesting.
At first glance I liked the deck and how the airflow soles on the side have an upward angle to direct your airflow up towards the coils.
The top cap is also domed inside which helps with flavors, nice touch.
Comes with a tool to make compressing both at the same time easier, good idea.
The 510 has a healthy 1mm so hybrid safe, I like to see that from a safety standpoint.
I could have went without the large graphics on the tank but that is subjective, just not my preference. I really liked the 810 ultem drip tip, just the right height and comfortable to use.
Builds and Performance
If coils are included I always start off with them first, give the whole kit a try before moving on to my preferred coils.
The included Fused Claptons looked decent, maybe about a dual 26g core with a 32g outerwrap I am guessing. They don’t list what the material the coil is made from, wish they and other mfg’s would do so. Kanthal of Nichrome or a mix of both would be a safe bet.
Installation was somewhat easy, I installed the first coil to where I wanted it, clipped the extra leads off, removed it then clipped the second coils lead the same. If you try and install both coils clipping the leads after is tough if not impossible.
So far the posts were holding good, not great on one lead though but eventually I was able to get my coils straightened out to then dry burn and remove the hotspots. My first thought though, this really isn’t easier that just using screws unless you are someone who doesn’t have any tools.
Wicked up and ready to go I started off with the Lava Flow juice I use on every tank at first, I am really familiar with this juice and when a tank gets it right the flavor flows. Right off the bat the iJoy Combo RDA did pretty well from a flavor standpoint. Not the cloudiest tank due to a slightly restricted airflow but the flavor was good, not the best I have had but I could definitely live happily with the flavor I was getting.
After going through a few re-wicks and trying other flavors I was pretty confident that this was a good flavor RDA…then it was time to try other builds…ughhh.
After getting out the old build I noticed the posts had some play, being that is was about 4 to 5 days I thought maybe it was like that already. I was going to use my favorite quad core fused claptons in here but an initial test showed it might be too wide with both coils so used a triple core fused clapton instead.
I got the coils in with no problem but trying to adjust these coils was a nightmare, they moved or just slipped out of the posts easily. I am a determined bastard though so decided folding over the ends so that they work as a hook to keep the coils in place might just work.
I had to wind up shortening the hook from the above pics, proved to be too much of a pain to get all 4 leads to the outside so hooked on the inside would be better. Finally got them installed and situated, man that wasn’t fun.
I would say slight flavor increase but this is just off of memory, using the same coils in my Goon produced much better results and was faster to build on. The original Goon is about 3 to 4 times the price of the iJoy Combo RDA though so there is that.
Tried one more build but the springs were shot as this point, had to replace them with the spares. The spares took away the play so my next build was good but after taking out those coils the play was back…bummer.
Pros:
- Good flavor
- Deep juice well
- Comes complete with coils and cotton strips so can be used right out of the box
- 510 is hybrid safe (and no, I don’t mean a Prius)
- Reasonably priced
- Domed inner top cap
- Bevel to redirect airflow upwards
Cons:
- Springs get weaker over time
- Installing wide dual builds can be difficult to impossible
- Movement of coils when trying to align them, move one side and the other side sometimes moves
- Rather large gaudy graphics, this is subjective but didn’t do it for me
Conclusion
I will say I would have liked the iJoy Combo RDA a LOT more if it just used screws to properly secure the coils. I can see that this is not necessarily made for a vaper like me though, it seems to be aimed at beginners. For a beginner who doesn’t want to spend too much to see if they like an RDA the $16.99 is a good price for that. They may also find it easier to build with the compression posts at first, I could see that being the case when I first started.
While I am not a fan of the screwless posts and would not recommend this RDA to an advanced vaper I can see the appeal to someone starting out. The flavor is good out of the iJoy Combo RDA, I had no complaints there but longevity of use will be a problem with how loose the springs get over time.
I wanted to thank efun.top for sending me the iJoy Combo RDA, you can only learn from experience and am happy to have tried it. They also have a pretty nice price, $16.99 as of this review (must be logged into your account to see the discounted price) https://www.efun.top/25mm-ijoy-combo-rda-rebuilding-dripping-atomizer.html
If you’d like to check out http://www.steampugs.co.uk/ you can see how the Panda RDTA scored against other vape gear and meet the Steam Pugs team, awesome set of people and excellent reviews.
Here are some pics of the iJoy Combo RDA on various mods:
Smoant Charon TC 218
Asvape Lucifer
Tesla Nano 120
Asmodus Minikin V2
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@vapingannie wrote:
ive loved Joy FA since i began mixing, its a must have! unfortunately the las time i ordered Joy it smelled and tasted fermented, like beer. ive read a few reviews stating that Joy smelled this way to others. at the time i thought they were crazy b/c ive ordered countless bottles and never experienced this smell and taste. im guessing i recieved a very old bottle of Joy as ive never had this flavor or smell before. its now 6months later and it hasnt changed. i did try it in low %'s in a couple of recipes JIC, and sure enough all i got was a fermented taste. i know if Joy is used in higher %'s it will taste fermented but ive never used it above
1.5%.
does it sound like i just got a very old bottle of Joy concentrate? has anyone ever had Joy concentrate change in taste and smell?
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@Wings4Life wrote:
Been looking around for a nice stealth pod system that I can refill. Bouncing around between the Juul, Von Earl, MyJet and the Phix. I’m usually happy with my Pico Squeeze for OTG but need something that is smaller and stealthier where I can sneak a vape in places where I usually can’t vape … ie Little Caesars Arena where there are NO outdoor smoking sections where I can vape. Found that out the hard way when I went to a preseason Red Wings game and attempted to find the smoking section and was informed by an employee that there aren’t any. Any good high mg nic salt recipes floating around as well??
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@LiqnoticCo wrote:
im trying to figure out an efficent bottling method who wants to throw around stupid ideas?
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@Silverlock wrote:
I must take this opportunity to thank all those who replied to my post. I am pleased that you all enjoyed it. You learn something new every day don’t you? I had no idea that VG was bad for cats. I thought that Pebbles was going to pack her bags for a couple of days but she’s got over her hissy fit now and we are all speaking again. I now just get the ‘oh no not again’ looks.
To be honest I had no idea that an arthritic cat could move so fast, and as for her language!!! I blame Lucy.
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@Jooshwa wrote:
So here’s the deal. I have a camping trip planned this weekend with several friends. The weather is going to be nice and crisp. The low is showing to be 38 degrees, which here in Texas this time of year is absolutely insane. It should still be 70-80 ever day!
Well in the spirit of camping we’d normally just drink beer all day long. What kind of camping are we doing where we just drink all day? Well the kind of camping you would do at a Renaissance fair of course! We show up Friday morning around 10am to set up camp, crack open our first cold one, and let the debauchery begin!
Anyways, that’s normally the case. But it’s also usually the type of nice warm weather that we’re used to here 'round these parts.
Getting into the spirit of winter, as well as donning my bib and parka a couple of months early, I’m wanting to get some recommendations and recipes for some of you guys and gals favorite cold weather drinks. Something simple enough that I can heat it up, mix it up, and drink it up without having to set it up. Of course some things are worth the hassle, but the simpler the better when you’re having to pack it up and leave home for a few days.
My mates are all fans of whiskey, rum, vodka, wine…you name it.
Being that we’ll be at the Renfest camping it’s common knowledge that we can just heat up some Mead and dish it out…but that stuff is for the birds! It is overly sweet and not strong enough for our manly Texas drinking habits. So let’s hear it, what do you have to offer to help us stay nice and warm but also allow us to get properly toasty if you know what I mean
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@JMak642 wrote:
I wanted to throw this out there to see whether the community had any better ideas. I presently store my flavors in a drawer. It works, but it is getting difficult to tell what I have, what I need more of, and sometimes to find the the flavor I am looking for.
This is what I’m dealing with. The flavors are in alphabetical order by flavor name. It makes it easier to find them, but its far from perfect. Any addition pretty much requires shifting all the other flavors to make room. I have 3 bottles of CAP Juicy Peach, and 3 bottles of TPA Whipped cream, as well as quite a few other duplicates. I’m looking to have a system where I can tell at a glance what flavors I have and how much I have of any flavor. @BoDarc showed me his system, which amounts to a computer index and a bunch of little tiny handwritten labels on caps. It is better than what I have, but managing something like that is time consuming. I dont want my flavors sitting out in the light either, so something like spice rack shelves isn’t ideal. Add to that the extensive variance in bottle shape/size, from little 1 dram sample bottles to 50ml cosmos or 30ml unicorns, it is hard to come up with solutions.
Just looking for your input.
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@Cooter1 wrote:
I’ve shattered 3 new tanks in 2 Days. Using the battlestar between 130-50 w. All while on the inhale. Any ideas?
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Pebbles shot off my knees and up the curtains where she sat staring down at me and hissing. Lucy thought I was on fire and barked at me. It took me ages to get Pebbles down again, she was swearing at me all the time. Lucy just disappeard into the kitchen. I had to sit down with them and have a serious talk. So if you DO get yourself a new vaping machine you had better warn your pets first before just bellowing out loads of vapour. They still aren’t talking to me. Although I have noticed that they are not so mad that they don’t refuse their dinners. 
