Haha. Go for it, man! I'm sure there's a good reason for this requirement, but seems kind of "hazing-ish" to need certain post counts to get to more specialized threads. At least, I've noticed, not everyone that replies in the new member section is new to the forums. Let me know if you find any more info on this subject.
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Btw, egod. the only leaking I've got on my C is when the liquid was low (on a thicker juice) and suddenly I noticed it dripping into the "air/vapor" section of the tank. That was just once though, otherwise it only seems to be now and then a little bit around the edge of the cone when the tank isn't pushed in all the way or when there is excessive condensation (which I get a lot of for some reason) or flooding inside. If all else fails try another tank, maybe even with the silicone tank cap. Good luck and see ya out there!
Thanx for your tip. So far I am getting best results with the original white tank with hard cap. All others leak like hell.
I like to drag a bit harder on the cig. I wish I could somehow clog one air hole to give it more resistance ...
Take care and good luck.
I like to drag a bit harder on the cig. I wish I could somehow clog one air hole to give it more resistance ...
Take care and good luck.
I did see someone from Ovale or another supplier mention that if you're getting leaking, flooding, etc. that the ego-c works best (with less issues) if you take long, slow draws on it. I'm adjusting to this myself as it is so different from the Kr808s I started on. Cooler vape, less flavor on inhale, more on exhale. It's weird because I was immediately disappointed with the muted flavor on inhale, and noticed I have to swirl the vapor around in my mouth more like a cigar to get any decent flavor. I ordered some LR attys and am hoping for the best.
Oh, and you can block the air inlets at the bottom of the atty base to limit the amount of air in your vape. (I used to do this on occasion with the 808) However, I'm unsure how that will effect things in the long run.
Oh, and you can block the air inlets at the bottom of the atty base to limit the amount of air in your vape. (I used to do this on occasion with the 808) However, I'm unsure how that will effect things in the long run.
I had a crapy 901 thing first ... There was almost no vapor and no taste to it, so Ego is a champ compared to that ... I did order a variety of attys now to test them out and hopefully find a buddy.
How did you seal the inlets? I cant figure out a permanent way. I think it would have no long term influence sine I still put about the same amount of air trought it just with a bit more work ...
How did you seal the inlets? I cant figure out a permanent way. I think it would have no long term influence sine I still put about the same amount of air trought it just with a bit more work ...
I don't know about permanently sealing it, I think I read someone mention tape. SO, yeaahhh... My advice would be avoid it other than covering one of the two inlets with your finger. But remember I'm new to this as well, only had mine a couple of weeks at this point. Maybe you'd like the LR attys. Again, long and slow draws do seem to work best with this unit for me, just has taken some adjustment from my old analog puffs.
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Not sure if it will be what you are looking for, but you can check out dragonflyecigs.com and see if they have the part you want. I'm really new, but they seem to have a good color selecton of parts for the ego series. Their shipping on our starter kits was really quick as well. Good luck!
I notice it leaking when it's just standing up vertically. When I leave for an hour and proceed to pick it up and use it, my fingers are wet with e-juice. I tested it and it seems to be a bit better when it's sitting on the side.
This seems like a good idea. I will actually try this out and see if it helps. I just wish I didn't have to try these silly tricks
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