Are cartomizer style tanks becoming obsolete/
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Boge F15 (2.5ml capacity) is the exact diameter of any eGo-class battery (15mm) and works with regular size Boge cartos (35mm length). F16 will work with any eGo, but it's bigger and wider.
F16 and F17 (the thin one) take an XL carto.
F16(Fat)
510 Cartomizer + Tank + Drip Tip
Capacity :5ML
Height 73mm X Width 20mm Includes drip tip installed
F17(Thin)
510 Cartomizer + Tank + Drip Tip
Capacity :3.5ML
Height 73mm X Width 15mm Includes drip tip installed
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im new to all this stuff and i bought a ego t.. i have a mini vivi nova so far and a kanger t3... i was thinking about getting a boge.. my question is which part do you have to change out on the boge for routine maintenance ?
also with the t3? also how often should so change out the parts you are suppose to and whats the name of it?
also im looking into a pro tank should i just get that and call it a day?
sorry for all the questions just getting tired of researching there is so much going on this site lol
also with the t3? also how often should so change out the parts you are suppose to and whats the name of it?
also im looking into a pro tank should i just get that and call it a day?
sorry for all the questions just getting tired of researching there is so much going on this site lol
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Boge is a cartomizer--it's disposable. You can refill it several times and then you have to throw it out. There is no maintenance involved (unless you use it in a tank--in that case, you have to rinse the tank and replace the cartomizer).
T3 comes with replaceable coils (BCC stand for bottom changeable coil), which you take out and toss (or clean and dry burn and reuse). How long your coil will last depends on your ejuice; dark, sweet, sticky ones will gunk up your coil in a day or two, while the clean and clear ones can be vaped on the same coil for days.
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I used Smoktech cartos alone for over a year and never had QC issues. I upgraded to a carto tank and just skipped the clearo stage. RBA doesn't appeal to me right now. I like things simple.
No, the T2 is a top coil design--but it works fine for me. But it takes top changeable coils.
I thought I saw something about Kanger not making the T3's any longer?
As for the bad 'old days, I remember when I was experimenting with different filler material in cartridges ...
They have redesigned the base--it will look just like the Evod's base, with only the coil unit needing to be replaced, not the entire base.
thanks for your help... can u point me in the right direction to find replacement coils for the t3...
That would probably be me since my yoga pants don't have any pockets at all. Instead, I can fit a mini down my sports bar nestled comfortably between my boobs.
That would probably be me since my yoga pants don't have any pockets at all. Instead, I can fit a mini down my sports bar nestled comfortably between my boobs.
Built in PV holder, nice!
Yup! Very smart move on their part, BTW. Lowers the cost and the waste. Now all their BCCs (T3, eVod and ProTank) will have the same basic design.
Polyester Taste Yuck!
Vaping has followed an evolution.
First we had Atomizers with a Carto Attachment
Some found the purest taste to be dripping on Just the Atomizer [No Cartridge]
Than Bottom Feeding was developed where you could Squeeze a bottle juice would come up from the bottom and saturate the atomizer, The taste of Dripping with more convenience.
Than they built the atomizer into the Carto. So it became one piece.
Than they figured out, punch holes in it for Wicking and put in a tank
Than came Clearomizers, Why are Clearomizers so popular. Because the Polyester in Cartos Tastes Like Crap. [Arguably].
Now I'll stay clear of RBA and the new Ceramic Materials for Wicking, not mainstream yet.
But they deserve mention for connoisseurs.
The Jury is out, will they improve the materials used in Cartomizers, if so Tank Cartomizers may survive and prosper.
If the technology remains the same, Raunchy Polyester fill in the Cartomizer than Tank Cartomizers are doomed. Clearomizers will rule.
With the advent of Clearomizers providing superior taste, but still being perfected, Cartomizers are old technology and will eventually become a much smaller part of the market. If they don't die out.
Vaping has followed an evolution.
First we had Atomizers with a Carto Attachment
Some found the purest taste to be dripping on Just the Atomizer [No Cartridge]
Than Bottom Feeding was developed where you could Squeeze a bottle juice would come up from the bottom and saturate the atomizer, The taste of Dripping with more convenience.
Than they built the atomizer into the Carto. So it became one piece.
Than they figured out, punch holes in it for Wicking and put in a tank
Than came Clearomizers, Why are Clearomizers so popular. Because the Polyester in Cartos Tastes Like Crap. [Arguably].
Now I'll stay clear of RBA and the new Ceramic Materials for Wicking, not mainstream yet.
But they deserve mention for connoisseurs.
The Jury is out, will they improve the materials used in Cartomizers, if so Tank Cartomizers may survive and prosper.
If the technology remains the same, Raunchy Polyester fill in the Cartomizer than Tank Cartomizers are doomed. Clearomizers will rule.
With the advent of Clearomizers providing superior taste, but still being perfected, Cartomizers are old technology and will eventually become a much smaller part of the market. If they don't die out.
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Maybe it's just me but I don't taste carto filler unless it's burned, even slightly burned gives a plastic taste. Cartos and carto tanks are going to be around for a long time. No silly tipping during use. Nothing beats the pocket friendliness of an eGo sized unit with a bare carto.
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