disposable carts

[Turbo]

there are e1 regular cartomizers for the m series. they don't put out as well as the e2 but easy to refill.

Ahh, I forgot about those and didn't know they still offered them.

 

[trs-80]

yep just search the forum

 

[PapaJoe8]

I have not found a USA forum supplier that carries the e1 401 cartos.
Joe

 

[BanjoMan]

Just an FYI on the 401 E2's: I've been trying out some of the early ceramic (standard length) M-series on 401 batteries. Mine measure 2.5-2.6 ohms and I find them a little harsh for my taste. I notice Turbo said he thought the 3 ohm were a little cool, so since they offer a 2.6-2.8 ohm model that might be the sweet spot for these. Hopefully some of the suppliers over here will start carrying that version, but in the meantime you can get them direct (if you want 100 of them).

 

[Turbo]

Just an FYI on the 401 E2's: I've been trying out some of the early ceramic (standard length) M-series on 401 batteries. Mine measure 2.5-2.6 ohms and I find them a little harsh for my taste. I notice Turbo said he thought the 3 ohm were a little cool, so since they offer a 2.6-2.8 ohm model that might be the sweet spot for these. Hopefully some of the suppliers over here will start carrying that version, but in the meantime you can get them direct (if you want 100 of them).

Good point 'banjo', that may be the sweet spot. This US store answered a question of mine in the suppliers forum and I think she said they were 2.7ohms but are prefilled. May be worth a try?

 

[BanjoMan]

Good point 'banjo', that may be the sweet spot. This US store answered a question of mine in the suppliers forum and I think she said they were 2.7ohms but are prefilled. May be worth a try?

At $10 it's a cheaper gamble than ordering 100 from China, waiting two weeks, and hoping you get the right ones.