ce style carto for dct has any one tried these and if so what do you think of them??
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Interested in them also, I see they started making the ego style tapered ones with
the wicks inside the tube. Hoping MV'S gets them also. View attachment 137911
the wicks inside the tube. Hoping MV'S gets them also. View attachment 137911
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I've just replaced the DC carto in my tank with a fresh 2.0 ohm CE2-style carto from Madvapes, and so far it's stellar. It's too early to say for sure, but if the performance continues to be this good (at 3.7V, but also great on an Ego) it will become my default vape. Note that, as far as I know, these CE2 replacements aren't dual coil... they just fit in a dual coil tank.
The coils in these things are recessed deep in the tube, unlike a typical CE2. I think this might give the condensate an opportunity to cling to the tube walls and drip back onto the coil. Either way, I'm getting less condensation in my drip tip than with a dual coil carto on the tank.
About the cone-shaped CE4s that lynch pictures above: also just tried one of those for the first time tonight, and the report is less good. The vapor production might be the best I've ever had on an eGo, but there's almost none of the flavor you expect from something int he same family as CE2s. I connected it to a eGo Twist and tried a range of voltages, and nothing helped the flavor. I would have been pretty disappointed if I hadn't then discovered the CE2-style DCT replacement.
The coils in these things are recessed deep in the tube, unlike a typical CE2. I think this might give the condensate an opportunity to cling to the tube walls and drip back onto the coil. Either way, I'm getting less condensation in my drip tip than with a dual coil carto on the tank.
About the cone-shaped CE4s that lynch pictures above: also just tried one of those for the first time tonight, and the report is less good. The vapor production might be the best I've ever had on an eGo, but there's almost none of the flavor you expect from something int he same family as CE2s. I connected it to a eGo Twist and tried a range of voltages, and nothing helped the flavor. I would have been pretty disappointed if I hadn't then discovered the CE2-style DCT replacement.
I just put a 2 Ohm one in my tank last night as well. So far it's working really great.....far better than the poly-filled cartos that I've been using. It has good flavor and the draw is much better. I'm definitely going to order a bunch more before they sell out!
After a full day of vaping this setup, I'll just add this: this thing uses an epic amount of juice. I believe I got a bit queasy at one point, too, which I can't absolutely attribute to the carto/tank. But it definitely draws more juice than the DCs... maybe twice as much. Worth it, too, though I'll probably reduce my nicotine level when using this thing just in case.
the 1.5dc ce2 replacment def has two coils just tried it out at 3.7v and it pretty much rocks way better than a 1.5dc carto at tge same voltage jmho...
Good to know. I assumed it was just a CE2-type coil assembly recessed with some filler material around it. I'll take my first one apart once I've killed it.
I vaped it all weekend, and aside from the large amount of liquid it uses I don't have any problems with it. I went back to a CE2 this morning and it was noticeably less satisfying.
I vaped it all weekend, and aside from the large amount of liquid it uses I don't have any problems with it. I went back to a CE2 this morning and it was noticeably less satisfying.
Mv's site list them as dual coil for the 1.5 ohm ones and single coil for the 2 ohm ones.
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