Using a carto with a bottom feeder

[donnah]

I'm going to order a box bottom feeder today. I've been a dripped and I also love the boge 2.0 cartos but I'm getting tired of having to fiddle with them so much. If I use a boge carto how does that work? Can I use a bottle to bottom feed it or is that just for attys any advice is appreciated!

 

[justwaaaa]

PBusardo just talked about this in a review of the Boge Revolution 2. He says that initially he fills up his carto the usual way (dripping or condom method) and then uses the bottom feeder to top it off. He says there's a learning curve... how much to squeeze the bottle, etc.

 

[aziffel]

I use cartos on my bottom fed mods sometimes,fill the carto like normal
use it a while,feed it a bit,vape it some more.IMO it lacks some the flavor of a atomiser,but it is consistant,time after time
I don't seem to use as much juice with a carto either

 

[bjannr]

I happened to grab an older carto last night to take to work. It had the top glued on. I put it on my Reo, and filled it up while on my mod. It took a while, you can't bring too much juice up at once or you get a mouthful.

 

[doots]

You can use reg cartos and boges on most bottom feeders,,
CE2's=NO..

Just watch how much you squeeze the bottle. You can flood them, Just takes some practice with your pv to see how much is enough.
Works good.

 

[sheryder]

Like they said above. Works great for me. A little learning curve as stated but once you get a rhythm it is the best solution I've found for fiddle free vaping. Good luck if you decide to try it out.

 

[NicLiq]

I squeeze the bottle a little and suck (without power). As soon as you figure it out, it works amazing. I use Boge 2.0 on 3.7 volts. The REO people call it squonking.

 

[six]

Cartos are funny things sometimes... but there is no better way to use them than a bottom feeder.

When you first fill a carto, it has to overcome the added resistance of being full of juice so performance suffers for a little while until you vape it down a little. Then it hits the "sweet spot" of having just the right amount of juice to vape really well... until it starts to get empty and you get below the perfect amount of juice.

Using them on a bottom feeder allows you to keep them right in the sweet spot all day. After you vape them down a little and get to where they are just right, you can keep them there by squeezing the bottle every now and then. It might be a bit of a learning curve, but you'll figure it out fast.

I use the boge 2.0 ohm carto on my bottom feeder pretty much every day. Sometimes, I use a 2.0 ohm cisco atty on it (which is also really nice), but the more I use the boge cartos on the juice box, the more I like it. It's about as hassle free as anything I have can be.