Carto help

[radiated1]

After 5 months of vaping found my perfect mod. The buzzpro. Perfect juice. Tasty vapor. Perfect tank. Vaporessence. Still trying to find a carto that last more than 12-14 hours. Any suggestions please. I only vape three flavors all sweet and two dark. Vape about 9-12 ml a day. Tried v4l, igo, blog 510. Just ordered some 801 fusions and 510 gold v2 from ikenvape. I am open to other suggestions and don't mind using adpators either.

 

[5cardstud]

There are many in this thread that people like. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/notcigs/151940-cartoz-carts-e2s-etc-post-here.html

 

[salemgold]

I use and love the dual coils at about 4.2V on my Buzz. They last longer, taste better and have warmer vapor than any carto that I have tried. I have been using them for months and I get at least a week out of each carto

 

[BuzzKill]

Generally the darker the juice the faster the cartos will clog or go weak , I believe this is from the juice carbonizing on the wick ??? not sure but hey WTH !

 

[radiated1]

5cs. Yes u have read a lot but not all of that thread. That's where I found info on fusion and gold v2. Just looking for more options for dark sweet juice for other options. The 510 reg carto's from vaporessence I purchased with the tank tasted great for about 3 mls then crapped out on me. On my 6th carto in 3 days.

 

[salemgold]

Hey Mike, I have researched that and found that many of the darker flavorings contain stuff like molasses. No wonder they clog so quickly lol

 

[salemgold]

5cs. Yes u have read a lot but not all of that thread. That's where I found info on fusion and gold v2. Just looking for more options for dark sweet juice for other options. The 510 reg carto's from vaporessence I purchased with the tank tasted great for about 3 mls then crapped out on me. On my 6th carto in 3 days.

Oh yeah, time to find another brand lol

 

[cosmic charlie]

Generally the darker the juice the faster the cartos will clog or go weak , I believe this is from the juice carbonizing on the wick ??? not sure but hey WTH !

Yes I use c2's with a tank and burn them every fill I mostly use dark chocolate based liquids and they are quite crusty after 4-5 mil I have tried some of the filler type cartos and personally find they get that tight draw and I blame caramel ization of the juice in the filler if I'm not "on the go" and just want to enjoy my vape with a beer I go with a 306 and a drip tip.


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[moorea]

5cs. Yes u have read a lot but not all of that thread. That's where I found info on fusion and gold v2. Just looking for more options for dark sweet juice for other options. The 510 reg carto's from vaporessence I purchased with the tank tasted great for about 3 mls then crapped out on me. On my 6th carto in 3 days.

I've been using the 2ohm fusions and darker juices. They are lasting on average 5-8 days (a few a bit longer).

 

[Modrod.]

I'd recommend CE2's, not too many fans here in the Notcigs forums (besides Buzzkill and I) but mine last up to a month with proper cleaning.

 

[Ravenscroft]

I am a CE2 kind of guy, usually buy them by the hundred with a friend. Best taste I find.
I don't mind the DC's in a tank as well.

RC

 

[mistinthewoods]

I really like the flavor I get from my R-5, CE2s in my Torpedo tank but I can't seem to find a good solution to the wicking problem. I'm using them and getting used to just tipping my PV down occasionally to soak the tops of the wicks.

 

[Ravenscroft]

I received a Torpedo tank today and all I can say is wow. That thing hits.

I don't think I can help Mist as my CE2's all seem to work well. Maybe drop the volts a bit or I have heard that fluffing the wick helps and also enlarging the slots on the silicon cap. But I don't seem to have to do anything.

Sorry mate, not much help, I know.

RC

 

[mistinthewoods]

Yeah, maybe I just vape faster than these things like to go. I aim for between 8 and 9 watts (2.6-1shΩ at 4.8-ish volts) and like a big cloud of vapor (50-50% PG-VG).
Oh, and I use the Rev-5 fat wick CE2s, I have fluffed the wicks. Enlarging the notches in the silicone cap only seems to make the coil flood more and I still get dry, hot hits. It's a real mystery to me as to why these work flawlessly for a few folks but don't for others of us. It must come down to vaping style. I tend to slide the PV in my shirt pocket while I'm doing something and then take several hits in fairly quick succession when I pull it back out.
I guess that's why they make different equipment for different people. I just wish there was a carto that tasted as good as those Royal Smoker E2s and wicked fast enough for me.

 

[Vermonster13]

CE2s don't flourish with multiple quick hits.

 

[Wharf Rat]

I have the same problem radiated. I pulled out a couple of IKV 510 plat the seams to last longer than most I've tried. Though I've been dripping on a 306 for the last 6 weeks. It only took me 11 month to firure it out, but they are right, nothing compares to the flavor dripping produces.

 

[Modrod.]

Yeah, maybe I just vape faster than these things like to go. I aim for between 8 and 9 watts (2.6-1shΩ at 4.8-ish volts) and like a big cloud of vapor (50-50% PG-VG).
Oh, and I use the Rev-5 fat wick CE2s, I have fluffed the wicks. Enlarging the notches in the silicone cap only seems to make the coil flood more and I still get dry, hot hits. It's a real mystery to me as to why these work flawlessly for a few folks but don't for others of us. It must come down to vaping style. I tend to slide the PV in my shirt pocket while I'm doing something and then take several hits in fairly quick succession when I pull it back out.
I guess that's why they make different equipment for different people. I just wish there was a carto that tasted as good as those Royal Smoker E2s and wicked fast enough for me.

There is a newer version out now from MiT/RS. From what I've been reading, the wicking has been greatly improved. I'm picking some up Thursday to restock my supply. Like Vermoster said, CE2's don't like chain vaping but I got used to that. I always tilt and vape to avoid the dry hits when I do chain vape. I usually only get dry hits when I'm close to a refill now. I also don't use any of the silicone plugs.

 

[mistinthewoods]

CE2s don't flourish with multiple quick hits.

This is what I'm finding.

#1, There is a newer version out now from MiT/RS. From what I've been reading, the wicking has been greatly improved. I'm picking some up Thursday to restock my supply. Like Vermoster said, CE2's don't like chain vaping but I got used to that. #2, I always tilt and vape to avoid the dry hits when I do chain vape. I usually only get dry hits when I'm close to a refill now. I also don't use any of the silicone plugs.

#1 I'll try them. Who's selling them?
#2 How do you tip your PV dow to avoid dry hits without dumping juice if you don't use the silicone plug?? I accidently lost the plug on a refill when I first got my Torpedo (it was the day of my vaper's BBQ). I filled the tank, went outside to tend to some party prep, lifted my Buzz up to vape and found my freshly filled 5ml tank completely empty. I dumped it all on the ground.

 

[Modrod.]

This is what I'm finding.



#1 I'll try them. Who's selling them?
#2 How do you tip your PV dow to avoid dry hits without dumping juice if you don't use the silicone plug?? I accidently lost the plug on a refill when I first got my Torpedo (it was the day of my vaper's BBQ). I filled the tank, went outside to tend to some party prep, lifted my Buzz up to vape and found my freshly filled 5ml tank completely empty. I dumped it all on the ground.

1.) Got Vapes has the new CE2's (branded as Fluxomizer Deluxe). They have worked closely with MiT/RS getting them to improve them over time.
2.) I don't tilt much past a 45 degree angle but I also use syringe modded CE2's. That's probably the key factor there as there's not much room for the juice to leak out. There's a good amount of air pressure keeping it in. The same will work with Mike's M1A1 tank as well since the CE2 actually sticks out above the tank. That combined with the fact the you would slot or drill a hole in the carto would keep the air pressure the same as my modded CE2's.

EDIT: Just to clarify a bit. I vape similarly to how I would smoke a cig every time I take drag. At an almost horizontal position. Doing so keeps the liquid at the coil on every draw. Hence, few dry pulls even with chain vaping. When my carto is full I don't tilt much past 45 degree's since the liquid is close to coil already.

 

[mistinthewoods]

Yeah, in the Torpedo the tube is removed entirely from the carto and the only thing blocking the hole to the drip tip is the silicone gasket. Ya kinda have to have that sucker in there.