Common ABBREVIATIONS used on Vape.to - please add to this...

Thanks Essie - been wondering a long time about that and it makes complete sense now.

 

LOL it had me stumped for a long time on another forum I hung out on for a few years before I actually asked.

 

haha yeah probably not, i dont know that (edited to add) so learn something new today too

 

Now this is really bad. I thought B & M was a brand name. Like Cignell. It was only about two weeks ago I realised it meant "bricks and mortar". Idiot, I know

 

LOL its a military thing

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Indeed

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I'm trying to find the definition of "Analogue" as pertains to cigarettes. Is this some type of mechanical mod or basic unit or does it refer to regular cigarettes. I'm sure it's been answered I just haven't found it or missed it sorry.

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It may be helpful to people to have a look at Ohms law. V=I x R. Where V = Voltage (Volts) I = Current (Amps) R = Resistance (Ohms) Further to this P=I x V where Power (Watts) = Current (Amps) x Voltage (Volts). I'm not going to confuse those of you with transposition of these unless someone wants to just call me on Skype or something. ....

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e-cig = electronic cigarette, Anologue = stinky (Cigarette)

 

For a Queenslander, NSFW.. would be - New South F@cking Wales (during the state of Origin Series, anyways)....... lol

 

I can't for the life of me figure out why folks feel the need to write 10 char when ........................... will do, ? this is the only forum ( in my experience) where it's used ..

 

Be.comse you need atleast 10char. 10 characters. And people might get confused with ..........

 

Wot?? so if I answer a question with a number .. say 2 .. then instead of just putting 2 .............
I should type out 2 10 char?

 

You can do either and people will understand. I was confused at first too.

 

Thanks for this thread, I think I'm gonna need to double back here every now and again 'til some of this sticks in my head.

 

Does anyone know what BVC stands for in relation to coils? Eg. Genuine Aspire BVC Coils.

 

BVC stands for Bottom Vertical Coil, compared to a Horizontal coil it provides slightly better airflow in exchange for slightly less flavour.
Most people cant tell the difference though

 

Cheers for that Hoofprint.

 

Actually stands for Rebuildable Stainless Steel Tank

 

When you are talking aspire coils there are two types one for .comtilus and the other for non .comtilus. These were introduced as an alternative to dual coils (horizontal). There is a substantial difference to the draw between the aspire BDC (dual coil) and aspire BVC (vertical) the dual coils take longer to heat up (more suited to a long lung hit) than the single vertical coil is substantially better for a short mouth to lung draw.

So I disagree with hoofprint on the difference. It is horses for courses and your vaping technique makes a difference to how well your equipment works. Try both and see what suits.