Attys, Cartomizers and Tankomizers for eGo Battery

[sethkal]

Tried many kinds of eGo hardware: eGo Mega, eGo-T, eGo cartos, Giantomizers, etc, etc. My final choice is EMDCC.

every try visions or fluxomizers?
im planning on getting fluxomizers

 

[Yinzer]

I bought both the regular 510 cartos and the LR cartos from Vaporking. Blank electronic cigarette cartridges and cartomizers

They arrived in two days. I filled both up w/ some new juice from Tasty Vapor. Wow. That's all I can say -- the perfect e cig What I was looking for. However, I was vaping 36mg juice, cut with some VG, in my blu carts, and then the ego-t atties I got with my setup. The throat hit / vapor weren't all that great with either. But with these cartos? The TH is intense! I'm def. going to be able to cut it way down. And the flavor is amazing. I think I'm sticking with the carts, even if they snap crackle and pop like mad. I'm impressed. I'll see how long they last. I'm hoping a week or so.

 

[orson]

A 1.5 ohm dual coil doesn't produce as much heat as a 1.5 ohm single coil. I realize that the resistance is the same, but there is still physically TWO 3 ohm coils on the dual coil. The same voltage isn't going to heat up both 3 ohm coils the same as is does the single 1.5 ohm coil. Dual coils have more vapor/surface area, but at the same resistance, when comparing the single and dual coils, the head of the element are not reaching the same temperatures. You're delivering X watts to one resistance versus two. When you deliver X amount of watts to a single coil, it ALL goes there at 1.5. When you deliver X amount of watts to a dual coil, yes, they receive the same power, but remember they are both 3 ohm coils, so they will each get less hot than the single coil.

Many websites have even said that it burns cooler, and also many run dual coils at higher volts because the coils can take it.

For those who like to read techy stuff.....

Series vs Parallel Electrical Connections

Seems to be some faulty math in your explanation.

A 1.5 dual coil should produce (at least on paper) the exact same amount of heat as a 1.5 single coil.

It's just producing 1/2 as much heat in each coil, but the total Power(energy in Watts) produced in each is the same.

The temperature of the coil itself would be greater in the single coil as it has twice as much current running through it at the same voltage, but the amount of heat produced in total should be the same, as well as the total amount of current in the circuits being the same.

 

[sethkal]

i wish they had EMDCC with lower capacity

 

[djej]

your probably right. I haven't anywhere a spedific worksheet applying to this industry show the effects on voltag and resistance, what temps the jcoils actually get to, what power it get to, etc. All I know is that my 1.7 single resurrector gets a lot hotter, faster than a duel coil cartomizer at 1.5. It seems with your logic the 1.5 should get hotter, assuming the same voltage is applied, but that doesn't seem to be the case. the 1.7 carto fires up fiercly and you know it going for sure. The emdcc, it's like it takes a second, and then starts to putt away (consistently, no real complaint here). It just feels like its struggling.

MANY users have complained that the emdcc feels underpwered compared to a boge2.0 or a resurrector 1.7. One coil with nothing to worry about getting that one point of heat is nice to vaporize and deliver pretty easy. The EMDCC has to calmly heat up to 3 ohm coils, and heck yeas, there is vapor. It's just not as warm. I tried both. I don't think the temperature aspect of it so cut and dry.

Just from my personal experience.

 

[Kay1959]

I don't understand alot of ohm, amp. volt, watt stuff. I'm pretty DUMB in the electricity and power department. I use this chart I found here at ECF to help me figure out what carto works best for what eGo battery.
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So, going by this, I use somewhere around the 1.5-2.0 ohm cartos for my eGo 650 battery, and around 3.0-3.5 for my 5 volt passthroughs....Am I wrong? I just got some EMDDC's and so far I'm loving them! Those top coil cartos look interesting. Thanks for the tip! Think I'll google them and see if anyone else has any in stock.

 

[orson]

your probably right. I haven't anywhere a spedific worksheet applying to this industry show the effects on voltag and resistance, what temps the jcoils actually get to, what power it get to, etc. All I know is that my 1.7 single resurrector gets a lot hotter, faster than a duel coil cartomizer at 1.5. It seems with your logic the 1.5 should get hotter, assuming the same voltage is applied, but that doesn't seem to be the case. the 1.7 carto fires up fiercly and you know it going for sure. The emdcc, it's like it takes a second, and then starts to putt away (consistently, no real complaint here). It just feels like its struggling.

MANY users have complained that the emdcc feels underpwered compared to a boge2.0 or a resurrector 1.7. One coil with nothing to worry about getting that one point of heat is nice to vaporize and deliver pretty easy. The EMDCC has to calmly heat up to 3 ohm coils, and heck yeas, there is vapor. It's just not as warm. I tried both. I don't think the temperature aspect of it so cut and dry.

Just from my personal experience.

The 1.5 dual should put out more total heat, but each coil individually should be running cooler than on the 1.7 single.

 

[Foxman]

Ok please tell this NOOB what EMDCC means, lol

 

[orson]

Ok please tell this NOOB what EMDCC means, lol

eGo Mega Dual Coil Cartomizer

It's a dual coil cart of epic proportions that threads down onto an ego style battery and covers the outer cone threads as well.

 

[Foxman]

WHEEW Now I can sleep tonight, lol It was driving me nuts.