EGO t Questions / problems

[vodkayum]

I'm a pack and a hlaf a day smoker. I'm trying to switch to vaping. I bought an EGO T kit and I have some problems. Everything was great for about a week. I bought 2 more tank/atomizers and an extra battery. I also bought a wall to usb charger. Then one of my atty's barely produced any vapor and tasted burnt after only a week. The new one worked fine. Now after about three weeks one of my batteries barely produces vapor. I'm starting to get frustrated.


My real question is... I want to look into EGO C atty's. I read you can just replace the atty and not the whole system. Are these compatible with EGO T batteries.

My second question is tips.. I bought tips online and they don't fit my atty/tank system. How do I know what tips to get? My current filter is getting pretty worn and I am about to be screwed.

Please help, I do not want to go back to analogs but I am getting frustrated.

 

[Kent C]

Check out the eGo-t tips thread here - lots more tips there than I could write out here:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ego-type-models/244705-post-your-ego-t-tips-tricks-here.html

Cignot offers a eGo-c 'starter kit' that includes one atty holder, an atty head (coil and spike) and a tank with an extra silicone cap - suggest using the hard cap on the tank with the eGo-c (although soft caps seem to work better on the eGo-t - which you'll see in that tip thread )

https://www.cignot.com/product_p/egc-str-all.htm

Also suggest staying with the standard resistance head in the drop down there. All eGo batts including the 't's' will work with the eGo-c.

Don't quite get this part:
"My second question is tips.. I bought tips online and they don't fit my atty/tank system. How do I know what tips to get? My current filter is getting pretty worn and I am about to be screwed."

I assume that 'filter' is filler from a cartridge, as well as the 'tips'. Those aren't for the eGo-t tank system but for a regular 510 atomizer - if I'm following you correctly. The tanks have the 'tip's built in - they're part of the tank and there is no 'filter' in the tanks. If you're talking about the 'caps' on the tanks - then there are two sizes and two types - the A is the smaller size and the B is the larger one. They have hard caps and soft caps. Cignot sells only the soft B size - B is cylindrical where as A size is conal shaped.