Maybe a dumb question

[Merino-Teflon]

Ha ha

No one is on the same liquid as Merino-Teflon but for the record

Juicy Vapor Smurph Piss is named after the cocktail made to a variety of recipes but always including the all important Blue Curacao. This juice has a strong and pleasant flavour that has been likened to blue raspberry but with the cocktail overtones you would expect.

Cheers mate, hands tied, can't speak, eating seafood pizza

 

[MrToast]

Ha ha

No one is on the same liquid as Merino-Teflon but for the record

Juicy Vapor Smurph Piss is named after the cocktail made to a variety of recipes but always including the all important Blue Curacao. This juice has a strong and pleasant flavour that has been likened to blue raspberry but with the cocktail overtones you would expect.

Thanks for the clarification, I was just thinking it was time to look for the account deletion button

 

[AnnaLaw]

I've just seen this. I had ego batteries and used vivi novas to get more vapour, then I got a mod. I now have variable wattage and voltage, one battery lasts me all day (almost) and I can choose the vapour teperature and quantity by changing volts or watts. My Lavatube is plain old variable volts, the only difference between that and a sinner is a bigger battery and volts go from 3 to 6. The Vamo is now used much more with watts. It adjusts for atty resistance so you get the same power, it gives power in a different way if you want (RMS) and you can get the best performance from it. True that it is a little large, especially if you use a 18650 battery, but you can take the extension tube off and use a 18350, less battery life but a lot shorter.
Another advantage of any mod over a spinner is that when the battery dies that's all you replace, don't have to chuck the lot.
Some modders sell mechanical and vv mods here and some of those are cheaper than a spinner.

I'd also at least use a vivi nova atty, or a kanger, If you feel brave and don't mind a bit of a learning curve you could try a rebuildable atty, but probably that's best left until you have more experience.

 

[MrToast]

I've just seen this. I had ego batteries and used vivi novas to get more vapour, then I got a mod. I now have variable wattage and voltage, one battery lasts me all day (almost) and I can choose the vapour teperature and quantity by changing volts or watts. My Lavatube is plain old variable volts, the only difference between that and a sinner is a bigger battery and volts go from 3 to 6. The Vamo is now used much more with watts. It adjusts for atty resistance so you get the same power, it gives power in a different way if you want (RMS) and you can get the best performance from it. True that it is a little large, especially if you use a 18650 battery, but you can take the extension tube off and use a 18350, less battery life but a lot shorter.
Another advantage of any mod over a spinner is that when the battery dies that's all you replace, don't have to chuck the lot.
Some modders sell mechanical and vv mods here and some of those are cheaper than a spinner.

I'd also at least use a vivi nova atty, or a kanger, If you feel brave and don't mind a bit of a learning curve you could try a rebuildable atty, but probably that's best left until you have more experience.

rebuildables will be my next move

 

[Merino-Teflon]

rebuildables will be my next move

Best intro into the world of rebuildables would be, in my opinion, an iGo-L, easy, great results, relatively cheap, loads of places stock them, and todd who pops into the forum now and then, has done a video showing how to set it up too.

Edit: Their form really does suit mods though, I have to say, an ego style rebuildable, which is decent, but quite a cool vape, is a vision eternity