ego-T replacement tanks

[search66]

Has anyone found a good place for replacement tanks? I've tried three places so far, and have been very disappointed. My initial 'kit' came with five tanks, and I loved them. They were hard plastic tanks with a soft rubber end-piece. However, the three different vendors I've tried are horrible. They are hard plastic tanks with a hard plastic end-piece. For some reason, all of them consistently leak as well as get juice in the tip.

Was hoping someone knew of a good place to get replacement tanks that they have had good success with.

Thanks!

 

[Homedude]

I've only used the tanks that came with my kit and one 5-pack of replacements from cignot. Both have came with the hard plastic caps but I purchased the soft silicone caps separately from cignot. The silicone caps definitely leak less and the tanks from cignot appear to the get less moisture in the tip.

 

[search66]

I've only used the tanks that came with my kit and one 5-pack of replacements from cignot. Both have came with the hard plastic caps but I purchased the soft silicone caps separately from cignot. The silicone caps definitely leak less and the tanks from cignot appear to the get less moisture in the tip.

Thanks for the reply... Never thought of that... Good idea! Thanks!

 

[Homedude]

Yea, I think you just got lucky with the first order already having the soft caps. If you haven't figured it out already, the hard caps can work pretty good if you prepunch them on the spike and then clean off the chad and anything thing else around the hole before filling the tank.

 

[mynameisrob]

Id recommend also getting a good pack of cartomizers to use. As your already seeing the tanks can cause problems.
Cartomizers are consistant and very easy to use. Many people love the Boges on an eGo. Either the 3.0ohm, or if you like LRs the Boge 2.0ohm cartos are what many people use on an eGo. I think you would find cartos much easier to use than the eGo tanks