okay here is a question I have regarding automatic batteries and manual batteries. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these two? I heard the manuals save on liquid? Does any of them make more vapor than the other one? Plus which battery do you prefer. E-go, 510, KR808D-2, KR808D-1 or anything else?
Automatic or Manual?
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wrong section, anyways get an eGo trust me you WILL NOT be dissapointed and manual batteries are much better because the are sealed connections meaning they wont short it some liquid accidently leaks or drips onto the battery. they last longer and dont make a mess, they also wont accidentally go off in your pocket/backpack/purse. its just a better idea.
manual eGo w/ flue cured tobacco and a 510 LR atty. you WONT be dissapointed
manual eGo w/ flue cured tobacco and a 510 LR atty. you WONT be dissapointed
Thanks PatrickReza, Between the E-go and E-go-T which one is better? I like the idea of Ego-T with the tank. Easier to refill I guess. Have you tried it?
I've never owned a t-tank simply because of the cost and bad reviews. However, when they work, they work from what I gather. My suggestion would be a plain eGo with some Boge cartomizers. Easy to fill. Pop off the mouth piece, hold at a 45 degree angle, drip down the side. Takes about 20-25 drops to fill.
I give the ego t a great review. I've had nothing but bad luck with carts not that I've tried many but the ones I did yuck. The tank is amazing. Easy simple very little fuss with them. Keep itsimple they will work.
Ps. Manual for sure.
Ps. Manual for sure.
The tank can be refilled and the t-atty is compatible with all ego batteries.
As far as your OP:
Advantages of auto battery
Only 1 - some people find them more satisfying. I personally switch between kr808 auto and ego-t when vaping. Typically of me, I do it backwards from how most would - I use kr808 when I'm at home and ego-t when I'm out and about. If someone made a kr808 auto battery with the capacity of an ego battery or better, plus a carto to match it, I'd toss my ego batteries in the trash. I find the auto battery that much more satisfying.
Disadvantages of Auto battery
Can't drip since this is very likely to kill the battery.
The "It might activate in your pocket" warning is pretty much limited to the old switches when auto batteries first came out. The auto batteries (at least the kr808 ones) currently being sold by decent vendors are no more likely to go off in your pocket or purse than an ego battery. I'd actually say they're less likely to do, since it's easier to accidentally hit a button than create the right noise/vacuum to cause an auto battery to fire.
The only other disadvantage of the auto batteries is since they only come in mini sizes, they feel a little more fragile. I'd be afraid to stick one in my pocket unprotected by a case. Of course, I don't stick the ego-t in my pocket either. I stick it in a lanyard around my neck.
Thanks Sam. Very useful information. I currently have an auto kr808-d2 (actually 4 of them now) but not very satisfied with the battery as it keeps running out of charge very fast and you can't find the compatible cartos here in Canada and alot of times the customs gives us some trouble by seizing the packages but I have found some good juice in Canada and it is much easier to fill the tank rather than the cartos (I believe). I am planning to to stick to my kr808-d2 but very likely get a set of E-go T with LR atty to just have an alternative.
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