Introducing the 2.4ml Ego- changeable coil Cartomizer at Stormy's!

[richham3]

I've found that 3.6v on a twist is the sweet spot.

[CloudBurst]

Just arrived! 1.5, 1.8, 2.2 and 2.5 ohms replacements!

[Keefer2112]

Just fired up the one I ordered with my Arry Tank. It's rockin! Love the bigger capacity and the draw seems better than on the Stardusts. I need to order some new heads! Not sure how to take it apart yet, however This thing is nice! Good flavor.

Keith

[bilboda]

You just unscrew the top. Still on my original 3rd tank fill.But....
My top came off! This is an integral part of preventing leaking from the top. Th plastic cap is glued on the ring that allows it to screw off and on. The cap snap fits back on but it is not secure enough to take anywhere. For a replaceable atty design, this is a major flaw. This part is supposed to last much longet than an atty. The juice does get into this area when tilting and that probably weakened the glue. Now if the cap was threaded and screwed on with a gasket seal that would be a winner for sure. It still vapes up a storm with great flavor but it ain't leaving the house no mo.

[jkmtwo]

I'm having the same issue, I got 3 of these, and it has happened with all 3, its a shame too, because i was really enjoying these, but once the top cap is like that they leak like a stuffed pig. They still vape well, but if you leave it on its side, or you are on the go, you are screwed.

They were a win, not sure what I'd call em now.

Never fear, the will be a version 2 soon enough, actually its a surprise its taken so long.

[jkmtwo]

BTw, I just wanted to point out that this is not a problem with SVC, I have never received anything but the most awesome of service from SVC, this is a qc problem with our favorite ecig, and ecig accessory producing nation.

[CloudBurst]

I have been out of the loop for a few days but have spoken to my supplier about this issue, they have an improved mouthpiece in the works. Without a doubt, these are a great cartomizer and this issue will be resolved soon.

[bilboda]

Cool, cause I'm still vaping it...

[Jay Dee]

Not to pile on Cloud, but since you are in contact with the suppliers...

You might want to mention that the center post on the connector side could use some attention also. I was cleaning the connector side this afternoon with twisting a paper towel into it to clean off some condensation. Well apparently there is a wire going up through the post that can be twisted off. I haven't taken it apart to confirm that, but me trusty multimeter tells me so. Don't know the answer on how to prevent this (other than the obvious don't twist a paper towel in the connector...*ahem*) but since this is the connector side and twisting is involved in putting it on a device, it makes me wonder how long the bases will last if you remove and reinsert it often enough. Might want to pass this on to let them know.

And on the bright side, I now have an extra atty for my other one.

Otherwise a very good vape device. I haven't had any issue with the mouth piece yet, and the flavor comes out well in them.
Another thing I noticed about them is how quiet they are, at least at the lower ohms/volts. They don't seem to crackle and pop a ton like my trusty Boges in tanks. Might just come in handy for stealth vaping in the quiet cubicle environment at work...

[CloudBurst]

Jay- I'm going to look into this further but at one point I turned the bottom connector several times and it never stopped working. I was curious why it looked like it was adjustable. One thing I did notice, if you don't make sure the atty is screwed on securely when you refill, it will leak a bit at the bottom connector. I think the atty rests up against the mouthpiece when assembled so when you unscrew the mouthpiece, it may loosen the atty.
One the mouthpiece- when removing the mouthpiece or the tube, I always hold the silver bands as opposed to the tube.