Ego C first impressions?
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Ego C was my next step from cig look-alikes and it definitely kept me off analogs. Many here report leaks from the tank. I never had any and just gave it to my brother. I miss it for out and about. If it is working for you, that is all that matters. Wishing you the best.
I am yet to experience any problems. I have read about that as well, but we'll see. Best to you also!
I used my ego-c its normal set up for almost 2 months with no leaking not caused by excess heat up until a couple days ago when I started direct dripping. I still use the ego batteries, though until I can afford a vmod xl. Once I get that I'll probably sell most of the ego stuff to my neighbor if the batteries last that long lol
Never liked the tiny 3.4 volt battery of the ego. Much preferred, when I was a newbie, a true 3.7 volt battery like the Kgo. That is until I listened to the Vets and tried a 5 volt battery and realized what I was missing. Now I just use a variable wattage model and vape between 4.7 - 5.0 volts and realized why it's called the "sweet spot".
I too never had any of the reported issues with the eGo-C tank system. It did enough for me to give up the ciggies, but soon felt that I needed more. Ended up sending the units to a friend..and it worked for them as well!
I am actually using V2cigs and recently got and ego-t...looking to get a vv so I thing I am going with the ego twist again I am just a newbie.
The eGo-C is a good one as long as you don't go over about 40% VG with the juice, it doesn't like it.
I dig my ego-C for going out and about. I did have a leaking issue, but I changed the rubber cap and that seemed to stop it. Also I totally recommend the LR attys.
I have tried tons of different systems (CE2 to CE5, imist, etc.) and I still use the EGO-C type B, pretty good, specially with the ego twist, the only thing I'm not so happy about is the ocassional condensation in the mouthpiece that can get a little annoying in the long run, never had one leaking 
I used 70vg/30pg in my c all the time with no issues, but then I am in a hot kitchen all day working and would get leaks because the juice thinned out from the heat. Days off though no issues with leaking or wicking with the bottles at home that were never exposed to the excessive heat of the kitchen.
I like my eGo-Cs and don't see me going to anything else. Using a Twist I never go above 4v and usually vape down around 3.8v. One flavor I have I'll drop it down to the 3.2-3.4v range.
Flooding has only been an issue when an atty starts drawing hard with a thin juice.
Everything I vape is 100% PG Free and it seems to like the thicker juices better.
The last atty pack I had didn't draw right and every one had to be tinkered with to avoid dry hits.
I didn't do good with attys lasting until I started keeping one atty with one juice. Some still only make it 2 weeks but I have one that is probably going on 4 weeks.
Flooding has only been an issue when an atty starts drawing hard with a thin juice.
Everything I vape is 100% PG Free and it seems to like the thicker juices better.
The last atty pack I had didn't draw right and every one had to be tinkered with to avoid dry hits.
I didn't do good with attys lasting until I started keeping one atty with one juice. Some still only make it 2 weeks but I have one that is probably going on 4 weeks.
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