Tried a twisted kanthal 26 gauge coil on the Subtank Mini. 6 wraps at 0.7 ohm.

My favourite build so far for this tank. Excellent flavour and clouds!



This post has been edited by fatboythin: Jun 26 2015, 10:12 PM

Weird, mine was 2.5mm as well bro. Contact coil. Did you twist the kanthal until maximum tightness and it broke off by itself?

Same thing I want to know. Just got the Cthulhu and loving every aspect of it. My only worry is cracking the glass tank since they don't give a spare.

Yeah man, just gotta be extra careful with it I guess. It's always good to have a spare in hand with my butter fingers, haha

The infamous black paint chipping off problem of the IPV Mini 2. Covered it in a carbon fibre skin, but didn't cover the 510 connector part.

PS; Geeco Vapor Flask coming soon, this worn down IPV will be kept as backup.

This post has been edited by fatboythin: Jul 1 2015, 04:24 PM

Got it from FT bro. Took 6 working days with EMS shipping.

Didn't notice this on FT earlier, must have just came in. Thanks!

Instead of banning, I presume they will come up with proper regulations and begin taxing all e-cig related products. In a way, this could be a good thing because:

1) The tax from e-cigs allows the government to make some money from it, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out in taxes

2) Regulation comes at a good time as frankly, no one knows what ingredients local brewers use in their juices and in what conditions the juices are brewed at (cleanliness, safety, R&D on side effects of certain ingredients)

3) As e-cigs will then no longer be a grey market, there will be a proper channel for disseminating information on e-cigs instead of relying merely on word of mouth. Eg; "My friend say you must try Nickel build at 0.01ohm, best cLoUdZZ!" without ensuring the friend he's talking to has a TC mod and battery rated to safely sub-ohm.

4) People will stop sharing annoying fake news about the dangers of e-cigs exploding in your face once they know that the government actually regulates it and it is safe (minus cases of user error and ignorance)


Just my 2 cents

Well, there will always be those select few who do stupid things without researching the consequences. The blame shouldn't be pointed at anyone but themselves.

As fellow vapers, sharing information about vape safety to newbies should always be a priority.



This post has been edited by fatboythin: Jul 2 2015, 04:43 PM

Nothing is for sure of course, but I'm optimistic.

The country examples you gave have a smaller ratio of smokers per population compared to Malaysia. A 2012 survey pointed out that 40% of Malaysian males are smokers, and the numbers are increasing. It would be a good move to regulate e-cigs and get people off smoking cigarettes to lower our mortality rate due to smoking-related diseases.

Besides that, the vaping industry in those countries are/were nowhere near as big as the one we have in Malaysia right now. We're the second biggest market in the world after the USA, with a market that's predicted to be upwards of $1 billion by the next year or two. If they don't capitalize on something as huge as that, I can't say much more.

We are in a unique position in comparison to those other countries, so we'll see what happens in the coming months with our fingers crossed.

This post has been edited by fatboythin: Jul 2 2015, 05:15 PM

Agreed on the mods & registered eliquids, it won't be as much as analogs. But at least they won't feel left out from getting a slice of the pie, and WE get to keep vaping!

Juice is more complicated though. It's fine if you brew juice for personal consumption, but juice brewed for retail and marketed to more than a hundred thousand vapers should comply to certain safety and health standards. Self-regulation in the vaping industry has been successful so far, but with many trying to capitalize on the popularity of e-cigs and the profit margins of brewing, all it takes is one irresponsible brewer to bring down the whole house of cards.

This post has been edited by fatboythin: Jul 2 2015, 05:44 PM

Try putting your fingernail at the small juice control indent when twisting the cap off. Works for me when my RBA is too tight to unscrew.

Juice hole I mean. This part bro.