Am I the only one who uses attys and carts?

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I kinda have trouble calling this a cart. To me it 1/2 tank and 1/2 cart. I noticed it after the Ego Tank and before the 510 tank came out, which has probably supplanted it. You might want to check them out. I believe they have gone over well.

I used ego tanks for months. One atty finally had some of the problems people had mentioned, and then another.....so it's not as high on my ranking any more. But even so, recently after a bad day, I pulled out a new one and it was like a wonderful old friend!

And, I have a friend who uses a type of mega cart and has been for well over a year and has no plans or reason to change. Like many of us, she preferred the larger & longer lasting batteries & this jumbo cart suits her to a T.

There is no need to change-----but it sure can be fun!

(edited due to typing error --- for the record --

cart = cartridge (hold the filler and feeds atty) add battery and have 3 part system.
carto=cartomizer (combo of cartridge & atty) -- add battery and have 2 part system.)
 
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There is no need to change-----but it sure can be...

... expensive!
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I don't see why not. If for some reason you get a dry hit, all you have to do is lightly flick the cart a few times until you see a bubble float to the top (bubbles indicate that the juice is flowing from the cart to the atty). I rarely have to do this, but I'm not much of a chain vaper. I can tell you that these don't typically require waiting between puffs like some cartos do in order to re-wick.
 

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No you are not alone. I prefer Boge 2.0 cart myself but I definitely still use my atty/carts for trying new flavors to see if they are "cart worthy". Also some of my thicker liquids that I like just don't work well with a cart. IMO if it works for you then it is a perfect solution. Anything that keeps you off of analogs is a good thing. Opinions are like ...holes everyone has one :). Good to hear you have found your perfect solution but if your like me there is another one on the horizon LOL.
 

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I don't see why not. If for some reason you get a dry hit, all you have to do is lightly flick the cart a few times until you see a bubble float to the top (bubbles indicate that the juice is flowing from the cart to the atty). I rarely have to do this, but I'm not much of a chain vaper. I can tell you that these don't typically require waiting between puffs like some cartos do in order to re-wick.

Any leaks? If all it takes is a flick to get more juice to the atty, I'm left wondering how the setup doesn't leak.
 
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