I am getting very frustrated with my inability to find a cartomizer (and I am using the term pretty loosely here to mean any mechanism of delivering juice to a heated coil). Dripping always works fine but that is simply not feasible most of the time (at work, driving, etc.)
I am not a newbie and have been vaping for almost 2 years now. I used to use 808 CE2's and they worked great, albeit they leaked a lot (something I was willing to tolerate for the great hits). But switched to a 510 unit and then, even with an 808 adapter, I can't find the old CE2's anymore and all the newer stuff has been a miserable failure.
I have found over time that I perceive a significant increase in flavor while using non-filler type devices (CE2, CE3/Phoenix, ViVi Nova, etc.) so I tend to gravitate towards those. But if I could get good consistent results out of a filler type I would gladly do that. To that end I have tried several of the DCT tanks with one, two, and three hole configurations. These all either fail to replenish the filler via the little holes (it goes dry despite the tank being full) or they flood. I cannot find a happy medium with these.
In general, everything I try doesn't feed/wick well and I get lots of burnt hits. The best has been the ViVi Nova v2 with replaceable cores but the performance of the cores has been ridiculously inconsistent, with the vast majority of them not even lasting a day before they stop wicking correctly and I end up with the dreaded burnt hit. Going through 2-3 of these a day is not economically feasible. Heck sometimes they give burnt hits right out of the box.
My juices are not super thick. I use mostly homemade juices and USA Mix from Madvapes. The USA is by far the thickest juice I use and I don't consider that to be too thick. My homemade juices are even less viscous. I just can't understand why I can't find a device that works for at least a few days before wicking fails.
So, all that background was to ask for help in either recommending some better cartomizers or advising me on what I might do to improve the performance of what I have already tried.
I am not a newbie and have been vaping for almost 2 years now. I used to use 808 CE2's and they worked great, albeit they leaked a lot (something I was willing to tolerate for the great hits). But switched to a 510 unit and then, even with an 808 adapter, I can't find the old CE2's anymore and all the newer stuff has been a miserable failure.
I have found over time that I perceive a significant increase in flavor while using non-filler type devices (CE2, CE3/Phoenix, ViVi Nova, etc.) so I tend to gravitate towards those. But if I could get good consistent results out of a filler type I would gladly do that. To that end I have tried several of the DCT tanks with one, two, and three hole configurations. These all either fail to replenish the filler via the little holes (it goes dry despite the tank being full) or they flood. I cannot find a happy medium with these.
In general, everything I try doesn't feed/wick well and I get lots of burnt hits. The best has been the ViVi Nova v2 with replaceable cores but the performance of the cores has been ridiculously inconsistent, with the vast majority of them not even lasting a day before they stop wicking correctly and I end up with the dreaded burnt hit. Going through 2-3 of these a day is not economically feasible. Heck sometimes they give burnt hits right out of the box.
My juices are not super thick. I use mostly homemade juices and USA Mix from Madvapes. The USA is by far the thickest juice I use and I don't consider that to be too thick. My homemade juices are even less viscous. I just can't understand why I can't find a device that works for at least a few days before wicking fails.
So, all that background was to ask for help in either recommending some better cartomizers or advising me on what I might do to improve the performance of what I have already tried.