If I buy an EGO C will I have to fiddle with it all the time like cleaning the atomizer and stuff? I am happy with a G6 but am always reading all the hype about the big guns and am afraid I am missing something LOL. I am afraid to pay for it and stay with my lil puffer anyway. We named it lil puffer because I didn't want to keep calling it my cigarette when clearly it is NOT one but don't want to miss out either. I am getting the feeling that I will always be missing out with vaping in one way or another. So many choices and not enough years in ones life to try them all. Any advise?
EGO C Question???
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eGo-C will give you longer battery life, more vapor production, and smoother flavors. Replacing the atomizer is also cheap, as you only need to replace the small atomizer head at $4-5/piece
I have a regular eGo and its great. I think the only difference between that and the C is that the atomizer comes in 3 parts, so you can actually just change out the coil. Not sure how much the parts for this are but you could probably save a few bucks. I regularly blow out or dry burn my atty's, especially if im changing flavors. Give the eGo a try, im sure you wont be disappointed.
If you don't like fiddling, I'd suggest just getting a kgo battery or 2 & some LR boge's. Hoosier egic has some pretty good deal.
Other wise the ego-c is a decent kit. But yes, you do have to do just a little fiddling & routine maintenance to keep it up to it's full potential.
Other wise the ego-c is a decent kit. But yes, you do have to do just a little fiddling & routine maintenance to keep it up to it's full potential.
The eGo-C really isnt that much better than the older eGo-T tanks. Yeah the C is easier to take apart and clean, but they still can be very finicky and leak like the eGo-T tanks. Also all of the eGo tanks dull flavor and TH. If you want an eGo, youd be better off just getting a regular one and using cartos.
I would consider going with an E-Power or kGo instead. The eGo is only 3.3-3.4V, while the E-Power and kGo are both 3.7V PVs. The 3.7V PVs provide alittle more "oomph" and more importantly handle the lower resistance attys and cartos better. Their both have really good battery life and dont cost anyore than an eGo does (If not cheaper)
I have an E-Power and love it. Its the only one out of the 3 thast uses non-proprietary batteries, which are removeable,instead of the normal proprietary batteries that the kGo, eGo, Rivas use. E-Power batteries cost $4-5 compared to eGo/kGo/Riva batteries that cost $14-20. The batteries are 1050mah and I get on avg a day to a day and a half on one battery. Also everything is replaceable on the E-Power, so its cheaper to maintain. Crystal Clear vaping has a really good deal for the E-Power, and you get about $25 in free stuff with free shipping. Dont forget "ecf5off" for 5% off.
The kGo is also a nice PV, even though it uses proprietary batteries. The batteries are 1100mah so they also last a long time and most people get at a full day on one battery. It gives a great vape, and Hoosier and DarkCity Vapor both have good deals for the kGo.
With either one I recommend trying the 1.7ohm Ressurector cartos. They are designed for 3.7V PVs and work awesome on the E-Power and kGo. They give a nice warm vape and hold about 2ml of juice so they last a pretty long time without refilling. The Boges are also good cartos, but I like the Ressurectors more, plus they hold about twice as much juice. You get a free 5-pack of Ressurectors if you buy an E-power from CCV, and they are the only cartos I use.
And if you want them to last even longer, the Smoktech 3.5ml tank is perfect for E-Power/kGo sized PVs. They are cheap and work really well. They are dual coil tanks, and it comes with a pre-punched DC carto, but personally I think dual coils suck at lower voltages. Instead I use the Ressurectors in the tank and they work a lot better. They are single coil, but their the same size as a dual coil (XL) so they fit perfectly in the Smoktech tanks. Hoosier and CCV both sell the tanks, and CCV has colored tanks as well. They also both sell pre-punched Ressurector cartos (Smoktech 1.7ohm XL cartos), and they have the metal base on them like the DC carto that comes with the tank. You dont have to use a carto with a flanged bottom, but they are nice bc they stop the tank from being able to slide down.
Heres what the 3.5ml tank looks like: View attachment 83011View attachment 83012
The first picture is a 3.5ml tank and a Ressurector on my E-Power, and the second picture is a Ressurector by itself, and you can see the 3.5ml tank doesnt make your PV much bigger bc its about the same diameter as the battery tube.
I like the 3.5ml tanks bc their big enough that I can fill in the morning and easily be good all day, yet their still small enough that I can easily carry my E-Power in my pocket with the tank on it. This would be a MUCH better "tank" set-up than an eGo-C.
I think youd really like a kGo or E-Power, and with the long battery life of either one and a 3.5ml tank, you can vape all day completely maintanence free, while still having a very portable PV.
Goodluck!
I would consider going with an E-Power or kGo instead. The eGo is only 3.3-3.4V, while the E-Power and kGo are both 3.7V PVs. The 3.7V PVs provide alittle more "oomph" and more importantly handle the lower resistance attys and cartos better. Their both have really good battery life and dont cost anyore than an eGo does (If not cheaper)
I have an E-Power and love it. Its the only one out of the 3 thast uses non-proprietary batteries, which are removeable,instead of the normal proprietary batteries that the kGo, eGo, Rivas use. E-Power batteries cost $4-5 compared to eGo/kGo/Riva batteries that cost $14-20. The batteries are 1050mah and I get on avg a day to a day and a half on one battery. Also everything is replaceable on the E-Power, so its cheaper to maintain. Crystal Clear vaping has a really good deal for the E-Power, and you get about $25 in free stuff with free shipping. Dont forget "ecf5off" for 5% off.
The kGo is also a nice PV, even though it uses proprietary batteries. The batteries are 1100mah so they also last a long time and most people get at a full day on one battery. It gives a great vape, and Hoosier and DarkCity Vapor both have good deals for the kGo.
With either one I recommend trying the 1.7ohm Ressurector cartos. They are designed for 3.7V PVs and work awesome on the E-Power and kGo. They give a nice warm vape and hold about 2ml of juice so they last a pretty long time without refilling. The Boges are also good cartos, but I like the Ressurectors more, plus they hold about twice as much juice. You get a free 5-pack of Ressurectors if you buy an E-power from CCV, and they are the only cartos I use.
And if you want them to last even longer, the Smoktech 3.5ml tank is perfect for E-Power/kGo sized PVs. They are cheap and work really well. They are dual coil tanks, and it comes with a pre-punched DC carto, but personally I think dual coils suck at lower voltages. Instead I use the Ressurectors in the tank and they work a lot better. They are single coil, but their the same size as a dual coil (XL) so they fit perfectly in the Smoktech tanks. Hoosier and CCV both sell the tanks, and CCV has colored tanks as well. They also both sell pre-punched Ressurector cartos (Smoktech 1.7ohm XL cartos), and they have the metal base on them like the DC carto that comes with the tank. You dont have to use a carto with a flanged bottom, but they are nice bc they stop the tank from being able to slide down.
Heres what the 3.5ml tank looks like: View attachment 83011View attachment 83012
The first picture is a 3.5ml tank and a Ressurector on my E-Power, and the second picture is a Ressurector by itself, and you can see the 3.5ml tank doesnt make your PV much bigger bc its about the same diameter as the battery tube.
I like the 3.5ml tanks bc their big enough that I can fill in the morning and easily be good all day, yet their still small enough that I can easily carry my E-Power in my pocket with the tank on it. This would be a MUCH better "tank" set-up than an eGo-C.
I think youd really like a kGo or E-Power, and with the long battery life of either one and a 3.5ml tank, you can vape all day completely maintanence free, while still having a very portable PV.
Goodluck!
I've been using the same type A tank and cap in my eGO-T for nearly two weeks without a leak since following the procedure in the vid below. Also applicable to the eGO-C:
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