Jucies will be taxed as tobacco products, even if they contain no nicotine. Same idea as the US, although they're extending it to cover any vaping paraphernalia, including batteries - Fine in a laptop, but the instant you chuck it in a vape it becomes a tobacco product!!Just a quick vat making scheme by the sounds of it.
Smaller tank means you're not tempted to use as much... some weird psychology thing that clearly isn't going to work.Though I don't understand the 2ml tank idea.
NEIN, NEIN, DAS IST VERBOTEN!!!!!The big issue now, is everyone will just import from outside the EU.
Different tanks like different wattages with different liquids... that's why you have variable wattage on mods.
I generally find I'm happy a few watts below the stated range.
My Nautilus Mini only gets 9.5w through it and that's still enough to chuck some notable clouds for an MTL tank!
Horror stories?
Like what? I've never heard any...
The 1.0 ohm is OK and I'm actually using one now, but the best for MTL is the 0.6, IMO. 0.5 is entry-level SubOhm for the newbies who are just starting to experiment, while the higher ones are just so dull they're only suitable for the occasional 'social' vaper type.
I did - A lot of early problems from people with new coils, often the 'first batch' type. Problems ceased as Mfr tweaked the manufacturing process to achieve consistently better mass-production machining.Google Cubis, there are loads of comments across loads of forums and youtube etc regarding dodgy coils lasting a day, dry hits and gurgling
I have seven or eight tanks that I've tried and either not gotten on with, or just since found something better than. That's just the way it goes.I do really want to try one but all of that put me off and I ended up with the protank 4, regret it now though
More vapour, stronger hit, hotter hit, more nicotine, potentially headaches, coughing, nausea and dizziness... ?What's the difference between vaping at 20w and 30w on a box limited to 40w if the juice is exactly the same together with the airflow? Shorter battery life and a warmer vape or is there more to it? 0.6 coil
You do get different coils to try, so try them all. Likely you'll find one you like and the others will be pants.Ok I'll take your word for it and try and pick one up to toy around with
More vapour, stronger hit, hotter hit, more nicotine, potentially headaches, coughing, nausea and dizziness... ?
If your airflow and your dragging aren't sufficient, you're also risking choking/flooding the coil and burning the wick.
After a couple of days with the Goblin Mini V3 I can safely say that after two false starts, Youde have knocked it out of the park with this one. It doesn't leak, is super easy to build on, easy to fill, and looks good. The flavour is excellent too.
I'm using the single coil deck with a 26/32 SS316L clapton 6 wraps over 2.5mm for 0.5 Ohms. Running nicely at 40W.
Check the o-rings that insulate the build deck from the housing. You might have one fouled or something.
Part of it is the wire used for the build, but it's more about how tight the coil is, as in how much air it lets through. Everything 0.6 and above has quite a tight draw, so fits well with MTL. The 0.6 gives you a fairly open draw, but you can close the airflow down if it's that little bit too much and not choke the coil, whereas the tighter ones only open so far.Thanks, its strange that you MTL on a Sub Ohm coil though, I'll have to see how that works
No, that's more when it's set REALLY high, or when your juice is too thick for the coil you're using and it doesn't wick in fast enough to keep the cotton from burning....and if too low this is when you can get the dry hit?