Any thoughts on these. They look cool and seem like a good idea.
Any Canadian suppliers planning on carrying these?
Any Canadian suppliers planning on carrying these?
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I have the 3 ohm regular clearomizers and my complaints are I find them to be kinda fragile and also using the 3 ohm on my ego just doesn't seem to have enough throat hit for my liking I think it would be better of it was the 2.4 ohm version. I had one on my ego without the cone on and the clear tube cracked on the side at some point and all the liquid ended up in my pocket.I purchased them from vapors kitchen but I believe there website is down at the moment.
I have tried the 2.8 to 3 ohm from VK as well and I totally agree with you. They are kind of good but would be much better at 2.4 ohms, the outer tubes are frail and because of that fact the tubes can be eaten away by citric acid and cinnamon oil and cause leaking (I haven't had that issue and only some juices will cause it).
Unlike the older version of these cartos (which I didn't try because they sucked so bad) you just have to fill them and go on with your day as usual. I would also suggest getting XL Clearomizers because the smaller ones barely hold a ml of juice so it's almost pointless to fill them for me as I would have to refill 3+ times per day with dedicated CE2 use.
Thanks for the info. I think I'm just going to have to wait until something of better quality comes out.
I just got my map tank 2.4 ohm this week and this thing is amazing it has great throat hit and the better flavour then anything I have ever tried and the fact that it holds about 5ml is great. Although its pretty big it's not as big as I thought it was gonna be. I
can fill it up and take 2 of my 1000mah Ego-t batteries up and get through the day with only having a spare battery just in case I need it.
can fill it up and take 2 of my 1000mah Ego-t batteries up and get through the day with only having a spare battery just in case I need it.
I thought they were a good idea too. Got my first batch from Volcanocigs.com, I used one of those for a month. Noticed I was going through alot more juice, like 50% more than I normally vaped. I haven't had much trouble with them. Did notice that they wick better held horizontal, or even battery high. Then I started reading on the forum about all kinds of problems some are having with them. Apparently some juices can interact with the plastic the clearo's are made out of. Read about some people having problems with the Clearo's cracking, and even melting. Myself, I haven't had this experience yet. Worst thing I've seen is the first one I used, the tube started spinning on the batt connector. So I switched to another after a months use. If a Clearo lasts me a month, refilling at least 3 times a day, I'm a happy camper. My devices are eGo/Riva class, and ProVari. All I vape is 50/50 or > % VG Cinnamon. That's what I know, but I don't like what I'm reading. Hence, I've ordered a MAP Tank from CoV. Mostly cause it is also clear, but holds 5 mL of juice. Since some juice seems to be causing problems with the Clearo's, I suppose the manufacturer would change the composition of the plastic used to something that will tolerate any juice. JMHO
Cheers,
otrpu
Cheers,
otrpu
A regular 510 is pretty limited in what it can achieve tbh and was not designed for use with anything except standard resistance atomizers and 2.8 ohm standard cartomizers.
I'm afraid a MAP tank would be huge on a 510 and if the CE 2 inside was anything lower than 2.8 it could do some damage to your battery.
Even with a standard CE2 it is suggested to use them on an eGo or better only from most vendors just to be safe.
Generally I see the eGo-T being more of a "beginner" tank device in comparison to the MAP Tank, because to use a MAP tank you need a Mod and some experience playing with such things.
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