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I actually don't vape while I'm at work. I have no withdrawals or anything but enjoy vaping in the car and at home. I still add some nicotine (1.5% - 2%) to my mixes but would like to try some nicotine free mixes. When I initially quit smoking I would try vaping 0 nic (twisp) juices and it felt...

Honestly, I haven't tried the Kanger coils. If ohms are jumping, could it not be that it isn't screwed in tight enough? Dry hits could be remedied by poking holes in the cotton. But again, haven't tried them myself.

Not yet. But want to soon.

Yeah, the top of the coil should be level with the top of the posts. With wicking, less is better. I rewicked mine this weekend and used a bit too much like a silly billy. I use the bigger post. I like a little more airflow. Let us know how it goes.

This is how I do mine. Put the wick in, cut to length. Bowtie it. Cut off the top 2/3 of the bowtie and gently place the cotton on the juice holes as @Christos said.

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If they can't give us specifics... I say they should prove it. They should put it in a mech with a 0.25ohm build (just under 17A draw) and make a video of them vaping it. But they won't. They know it's not safe. Yet they tell us it's safe, and go out the longest warning I've ever seen on the...

Oh yeah. Bend the negative contact thing in a bit. I also have a ribbon around the battery to get it out easier. I've bent my negative connector in a bit and when I take the battery out I take it out negative side first and my batteries come out perfectly.

Here's how to wick the Insider:

When are you getting these in @Gizmo? Put me down for 1.

Take the Boro out and clean the condensation between the Exocet and the BB (Where the BB sticks out of the Boro). I used to have this problem too. Strangely, never had this issue with the Insider.

I so would but I'm off tube mechs for now. GLWS

I have a 0.73ohm, 2.5mm ID Clapton in there. Top of coil lined up with top of posts. Vape at 30w. But like @Amir said, play around a bit.

Keep the air flow control in (you take it off to screw into a 510 to check your resistance and pulse your coils) and you can close it off a bit, lower your wattage and you have your stealth vape. Also, fancy coils shine in the insider.

You did the right thing. I had the Exocet in and I probably coiled it wrong, but the insider is so much better for me with the 4ml chimney. I don't leave home without it now. It also takes slightly bigger coils. Just watch the you tube video on how to wick it. You need so little cotton. Let us...

It's with some regret that you need to take me off the list, for now. @Deckie has my Reo Mini now. I'll let you know when I get my P67 one day.

What's the steep time on this bad boy? I see Custard so I'm assuming around a month?

R700 with free shipping from here: http://evolutionvape.co.za/shop/vaping-starter-kits/devices/dripbox-2/

Mech mods provide a different kind of vape, I've found. Personally I prefer it to regulated but it's all subjective. It's like a direct flow of power instead of the pulsing that regulated mods produce. Regulated mods are great though. I have 2 regulated squonkers in my rotation and love them...

It's not the best, but the Dripbox 2. It's cheap, bottles are easy to order and it just works. There's lots of cons (the black version doesn't manage battery life well, and the magnetic cover for the bottles is not the best, but I have managed to not lose it yet. Also the button on off takes...