Recent content by CutePanda

Ordered my Cloud on March 28 and received it today (April 8). Used the VXLOVESFC code and received 10 total ELBS. Set it to just before 12 on the Cloud + and filled the ELB a little less than half of the way. Flicked the ELB a few times with my finger between the 1st and 2nd rip. Tasty and I...

Has anyone used or seen the Cloud used with a 14mm M to 18mm F adapter on a Toro Double Micro? Wondering if I am going to need a 45 to 90 adapter.

Just ordered my Cloud today. I hope it satisfies my need for high temperatures, great taste, and huge clouds. I truly hope I can say F Combustion once again.

@ t00fatt, Great input. As a potential first-time Cloud buyer, it's good to hear that the cloud plus is an improvement over the original model. I've been following this vape for what seems like a decade and I'd like to know that I'm purchasing a reliable product that probably won't give me any...

If you accidentally combust, I would recommend giving it an iso cleaning. I use a q-tip followed by the brush and then use the PA to burn away the iso. I do have brown and black spots, but it doesn't effect the overall performance one bit.

I have had the first beta PA for about 6 months and I've had to tighten it once and that's it. I used the tip of a led pencil to do so.

I second Vitolo as I have the magnetic OEM one. Grinds very fine which is prefect for the launch box. Well worth the $

@ Cluffy From my experience and experimentation with the C-9000, running the break-in 1-3 times with brand new batteries gives the best results. My 2700's are currently hovering around 2550 which is considered normal. My 2400's are around 2330 after running break-in 2x.

I watch the vapor cloud build up in the trench before taking my first draw. I then let the next vapor cloud build up before taking my second draw. With practice you should be able to avoid combustion. When I can't look at vapor cloud build up, I go by seconds. I wait 2-5 seconds depending on...

To clean my glass stem, I take a q-tip and rip off some cotton on both ends so that it can fit through the stem. I then dip both sides of the q-tip in 91% iso and push it through one end and pull out the other. Then, I rinse the stem with water, and take a half sheet of toilet paper and twist it...

For those of you wanting to purchase batteries, I would recommend the Imedion 2400's because they are low self discharge and can be stored for a long period of time without losing too much "juice". I have 2 2700's that have been sitting for about 1 month on a full charge and another 2 that are...

@ Chimpy: I purchased some 2400's from Newegg approximately 2 weeks ago and the markings are as follows: AAI240-AAAM I don't think you have anything to worry about at the end of the day. It could be how they keep track of batches of batteries or something.

Thanks for all your great suggestions. I might find myself using them one day. For now, I have decided to go ahead and number each battery with a sharpie so that I can keep track of individual capacities. My brand new 2400's are now all above 2300mah. I ran 2 through 2 break-ins and 2 through...

I have 8 peeled batteries and want to keep track of them all. Anyone have an idea of what I can use to do so? I used a sharpie to write numbers on, but it rubs off over time.

I came so close to buying one of those wooden stems, but just couldn't pull the trigger. They are pieces of beauty, but I love the acrylic/glass stems. My brand new 2400's that I ran through 2 cycles registered around 2200mah. I then put them through break-in and they both registered slightly...