Hello everyone, Im kinda new to vaping, Im currently using a kr808 kit from Halo cigs. I have been checking out the Ego-t and wondering if its worth the jump up from my kr808.. Any advice would be great 
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Welcome and I agree with washvap. The eGo-T is a great upgrade and if you have problems with the tanks, you can go with Boge 2.0 cartomizers, atomizers and a variety of other things, all fitting the 510 line. The battery will last well for you...I have 3
The battery is great. Ego are all I use. The tanks not so much. I just pulled my tanks out the other day to try again and still didn't like them. Many others do so ymmv. Like the above poster said. Just go to the Boge cartomizers if you don't like the tanks. The battery you get will work with those too. Good luck.
just get the ego batteries, skip the tanks and get some cartos instead... did not like the tanks that much.
At the risk of following redundancy with redundancy, I'll concur with the last three posters. I started on an eGo-T using their tanks, switched over to cartomizers (1.7ohm LR's) and would never go back. Now using punched cartomizers with a 5ml tank and my eGo-T batteries, and VERY happy with the cheap and highly effective setup. Battery lasts me about 1.5 days and the tank about 2 days. Ego battery and charger, 15-pack of LR cartomizers, and some juice - really cheap setup and you skip most of the lower-end setups most waste their money on before progressing to this fine standard.
I like you started with 808's and then I bought my first ego t type A Wow what a difference. I love the tanks moere than the carto's. I just bought an ego t type b and love that one also. Get yourself a few carto's and decide if you like it better than the tank. You can also try this new ego tank mod *On The site NOW* GV EGO VISION STARDUST, Easy Fill, Solid Sealed Unit 1.4ml - YouTube Good luck and you'll love the ego t.
I am an eGo-t fan, esmoke is subjective to individual taste. Try it out the good thing about all eGo products is that they are completely interchangeable and you can use anything from a 510 model, as long as the thread fits.
There are those who like and there are those who don't. Vaping is like everything else - a personal preference. I started with a tank and now I use LR cartomizers. If you can bear the expense of experimenting - do it.
I have an EgoT and use the tanks. Love it.I also have 3 K808 and use those at work as the are smaller and more concealed.
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I bought a 510 kit in April of 2010 and then an eGo the next month. I haven't used the 510 slim ecig since, although my wife still uses the 510. The eGo opens you up to the higher current atomizers and it's a mainstream method to just about any type of vaping you might want to do ... lots of accessories.
The next step is variable/high voltage. I've been there, but I like the small form factor of the eGo. It fits in my pocket and has a 5 click shutoff feature so that I don't run the battery down or fry an atomizer/cartomizer when I sit down.
I'd try a box of Boge 2.0 cartos at least for the experience. You might find that they are your main vape, as many of us have.
The next step is variable/high voltage. I've been there, but I like the small form factor of the eGo. It fits in my pocket and has a 5 click shutoff feature so that I don't run the battery down or fry an atomizer/cartomizer when I sit down.
I'd try a box of Boge 2.0 cartos at least for the experience. You might find that they are your main vape, as many of us have.
I would consider getting a 3.7V PV over an eGo. The PV your using now is 3.7V. Going to an eGo would actually be a downgrade voltage wise since the eGo is only 3.3-3.4V. Check out the kGo, Riva, or Epower. They are all 3.7V PVs and have 510 connections. They are all similar in size and price to the eGo. Personally I find that a 3.7V PV gives a better vape than an eGo and they handle the lower resistances alot better. Using 1.5ohm or 1.7ohm cartos on an eGo puts alot of stress on the eGo MOSFET and can fry it if your not careful. Personally I wouldn't use anything below 2.0ohm on an eGo, but that's up to you. Many eGo users use below 2.0ohm and have never had a prOblem, but there's also alot of people that have fried an eGo using below 2.0ohm. The 3.7V PVs handle 1.5 and 1.7ohm cartos alot better and are alot less likely to ruin your battery. I would get a kGo or Epower. Personally I use an Epower and love it. Everything is replaceable on it so it's cheaper to maintain and it uses non-proprietary batteries unlike the kGo/eGo/Rivas. Epower batts cost $4-5 compared to eGo/kGo/riva batts that are $14-20, and they last alot longer before they need to be replaced. The batteries are 1050mah and I get a day to a day and a half on one battery. I also find it alot easier to carry a spare battery with you. With a proprietary battery PV like the eGo, if you want to carry a spare battery, you basically have to carry a second PV. With the Epower you can just carry an extra battery and swap it out if needed. Epower batts are about the size of a AA but alittle longer so it's easy to throw one in your pocket or bag.
If I hadn't gotten an Epower, I def would have gotten a kGo. The kGo gives a great vape, and the batteries are 1100mah so they last a long time. I just liked the Epower more bc it's alot cheaper to maintain since a replacement kGo battery costs almost $20.
Either one is a great PV though, and would def be better than an eGo.
Crystal Clear Vaping has a great deal for the Epower and you get about $25 in free stuff. Free 5-pack of Ressurector cartos, free 30ml juice of your choice, and free shipping. Plus put in ecf5off and you get 5% off the order. It's an awesome deal and gives you everything you need to get going.
Hoosier Ecig Supply and DarkCity Vapor both have good deals for the kGo.
For either one I would def try the Ressurector cartos from CCV. They are absolutely awesome and give a great vape. They are 1.7ohm and hold alittle over 2ml of juice so they last a long time before needing a refill. They are designed for 3.7V vaping and work great on the kGo, Epower, and Riva. They will work on the eGo too, but don't run at full potential. Becareful using them on an eGo though, many eGo users use the Ressurectors with no problems, but my buddy fried his eGo using a Ressurector 2 weeks ago
If I hadn't gotten an Epower, I def would have gotten a kGo. The kGo gives a great vape, and the batteries are 1100mah so they last a long time. I just liked the Epower more bc it's alot cheaper to maintain since a replacement kGo battery costs almost $20.
Either one is a great PV though, and would def be better than an eGo.
Crystal Clear Vaping has a great deal for the Epower and you get about $25 in free stuff. Free 5-pack of Ressurector cartos, free 30ml juice of your choice, and free shipping. Plus put in ecf5off and you get 5% off the order. It's an awesome deal and gives you everything you need to get going.
Hoosier Ecig Supply and DarkCity Vapor both have good deals for the kGo.
For either one I would def try the Ressurector cartos from CCV. They are absolutely awesome and give a great vape. They are 1.7ohm and hold alittle over 2ml of juice so they last a long time before needing a refill. They are designed for 3.7V vaping and work great on the kGo, Epower, and Riva. They will work on the eGo too, but don't run at full potential. Becareful using them on an eGo though, many eGo users use the Ressurectors with no problems, but my buddy fried his eGo using a Ressurector 2 weeks ago
A lot of people don't like the EgoT, but I love mine. The battery lasts a good long while, and I get good vapor and flavor. But the issue is a divided one, love or hate. I'm beginning to wonder if the ones with a lot of problems are knock-offs? Or maybe it's just a quality control crap shoot?
Anyway, it sounds like a good upgrade, especially if you're looking for more battery and filling less often. Best of luck.
Anyway, it sounds like a good upgrade, especially if you're looking for more battery and filling less often. Best of luck.
I purchased an eGo-T as a backup to my Prodigy v3.1, and the tanks work but bring napkins with you, they seem to leak pretty bad for me. I tried out dual coils for it, and it's not bad but it's not vaping 6v on a prodigy.
Ego, KGO, either way you'll be satisfied. I ended up buying 2 Ego starter kits AND a KGO kit my first two weeks, and am planning on giving away some to family members. (My KGO is not leaving my hand, though. )
I thought I'd describe why I prefer the Boge LR cartomizers. I find you get both more vapor, and warmer vapor, than you do with the Ego-T tank system. If the T satisfies you, then go for it! If not, the cartomizers are a cheap sidegrade/upgrade path.
)I thought I'd describe why I prefer the Boge LR cartomizers. I find you get both more vapor, and warmer vapor, than you do with the Ego-T tank system. If the T satisfies you, then go for it! If not, the cartomizers are a cheap sidegrade/upgrade path.
I use the ego-t mega 1000mah battery with Boge LR cartomizer replacing the rubber end in the carto with a drip tip.
Put a shorty cone on to cover the larger threads or to hold a lanyard.
Tanks waste too much juice...
Put a shorty cone on to cover the larger threads or to hold a lanyard.
Tanks waste too much juice...
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