Anyone used a large capacity, no-filler cartomizer with the KGO?

[Dioxyde]

So I received a KGO in the mail on wednesday which has 1100 mah batteries, initially I was using smoktech 1.25 or 1.5 DCC's (was never able to figure it which one they were, there was either a shipping error or a labeling error). They seemed to work fairly well, although it's been brought to my attention that these are bad for the batteries which doesn't interest me.

So starting yesterday I've just been using the regular cartridges, which works fine for awhile but gets annoying because I have to top them off often.

Basically I want something I can fill up once and will last me all day, and will not damage the batteries. I'd also really like to avoid smoking out of this mystery filler material that comes in a lot of cartridges and cartomizers, thus the no-fill cartomizers from gotvapes have my attention now.

Does anyone here have experience using the large capacity, no-filler cartomizers (or cartridges?) with the KGO? How did they compare to the smoktech DCC's? And did you find you would have to refill them or top them off throughout a day?

Thank you! Really enjoying the KGO so far, batteries dont die on me all day and there's more vapor than smoke from a cigarette! These things have vastly improved since I tried them about 5 years ago or so.

 

[x-smok3]

I am using a Riva 1100Mah with them and they are working great. They hold 1.8 Ml but they do give a lot of vapor when they are tweaked, thus they are a juice hog. There are several recent posts about these and for the most part it seems most are pretty happy with them with a few that are not. I went to them for the same reasons you listed. Search fluxomizer and you will find related posts.

 

[Boodle]

I am using a Riva 1100Mah with them and they are working great. They hold 1.8 Ml but they do give a lot of vapor when they are tweaked, thus they are a juice hog. There are several recent posts about these and for the most part it seems most are pretty happy with them with a few that are not. I went to them for the same reasons you listed. Search fluxomizer and you will find related posts.

I love the KGOs and would love to recommend the 1100 mAh Rivas also. Does an ECF supplier carry the 1100 mAh Rivas? Thanks

 

[x-smok3]

Vaporlifestyle is who I bought my Riva from. Not sure if they are on ECF or not but they are a good company. These are almost identical to the Kgo.

 

[Boodle]

So I received a KGO in the mail on wednesday which has 1100 mah batteries, initially I was using smoktech 1.25 or 1.5 DCC's (was never able to figure it which one they were, there was either a shipping error or a labeling error). They seemed to work fairly well, although it's been brought to my attention that these are bad for the batteries which doesn't interest me.

So starting yesterday I've just been using the regular cartridges, which works fine for awhile but gets annoying because I have to top them off often.

Basically I want something I can fill up once and will last me all day, and will not damage the batteries. I'd also really like to avoid smoking out of this mystery filler material that comes in a lot of cartridges and cartomizers, thus the no-fill cartomizers from gotvapes have my attention now.

Does anyone here have experience using the large capacity, no-filler cartomizers (or cartridges?) with the KGO? How did they compare to the smoktech DCC's? And did you find you would have to refill them or top them off throughout a day?

Thank you! Really enjoying the KGO so far, batteries dont die on me all day and there's more vapor than smoke from a cigarette! These things have vastly improved since I tried them about 5 years ago or so.

I'm interested in following this post to learn about alternatives also. I'm dripping most of the time and would love to find a tank type unit that doesn't leak and would be hassle-free when out and about. I use 1.5 to 1.7 LR atomizers on my KGOs with no battery issues. One battery lasts all day or more. I haven't needed to replace a batt yet. Only $15 when the time comes. I use LR 306 and LR 510attys 95% and LR Dual Coil cartos or LR Boge cartos 5%. I vape. A lot. Egos have a warning about using LR attys/cartos but I haven't seen that on the KGOs or Rivas.

 

[Stosh]

An all day carto / atty would have to likely be some sort of tank or two. I have found the XL clearomizers to have the best flavor, easiest cleaning, longest lasting. They are also the most frustrating as they need to be modded the most to work.

I use 3mL syringe bodies is place of the stock tubes, once you make a half dozen they last forever, simply switching onto a new carto when necessary. You also should take a needle and fluff the wicks to improve the feeding, and if using very thick liquid possibly trim the silicone washers.

The CE2 also work well in tanks, and there are various available. I've DIY'ed a tank for mine, but find I like changing flavors too much, so 4 or 5 of the 1.8mL clearomizers will get me through a days vaping.

 

[Dioxyde]

Check this out boodle: FLüX MaXimizer Giantomizer : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more

Stosh, I don't see any models of clearomizers at gotvapes that are XL, or is the 1.8ml considered XL?
The Giantomizer seems to be what I'm looking for.

I do notice a lot of concern over thick liquids with these cartos, you think 50/50 mixes would cause any issues?

 

[Boodle]

Thanks Dioxyde. I appreciate the info and will give them a try. I have tanks out the wazoo and can't seem to get it right. I haven't tried these. Fingers crossed!

 

[Stosh]

I've been using these most recently Bauway 510 XL CE2 Style Clear Cartomizers, 2.5 ohm, 5 pack with good results. The fluxomizers are just the name GotVapes gives to clearomizers, they are all made by Royal Smokers or Bauway.

p.s. MV has them on sale right now!!