Hi all. I'm a month into vaping now, and a week into use of my ego t. I'm aware of most of the pros/cons of this setup. I have a flooding issuewith this thing if I draw too hard on it. It seems that I have to be very light with it to prevent this from happening. Like just barely enough airflow to pull the vapor through. Do they all have this issue?
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Thanks. I wasn't aware that a wick adjustment would fix this problem specifically. I appreciate the help. I did get those silicone caps for the tanks and install them vertically. I am thinking I might try the ego c type b setup on this thing so I can have a bigger tank and be able to access the atti easier but not sure if its worth the money or headache. Looking for some insight on this as well. I do like to tinker with things, but I don't want to have to worry about leaks throughout the day.
Save your $ is my advice...those tanks aren't very good imo. I turned mine into a dripper by removing the bridge completely, actually hit pretty well for about a week... There's def better options out there... Personally I'd go w/ a vivi nova and some sorta variable voltage batt. Mine never leak. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/378914-suggestions-newbies.html
I don't really want to have to adjust the wick on every atti I use. In fact I'm good with using one for a couple of weeks and replacing it rather than cleaning and so on...
Thanks. I have been tossing this around a bit. It is nice to easily change flavors with the tanks, but I guess I can do that with other things too... I've looked at the vivi but not used it. Should I go for low res as well?
I started with an eGo-T and switched to a Vivi nova mini. Big improvement. Better vapor, more consistent, and no fiddling with the tiny wick assembly from the -T. Half of the time when I took apart or tried to adjust the -T wick, it would separate from the metal retainer band. I guess everybody has their favorite delivery method but my vivis are treating me well.
EDIT: I've only used 2.4s so far but if you use a twist you don't need to worry as much about resistance. I tried reg and LR -T atties and couldn't tell that much difference but VV really brings out the flavor.
EDIT: I've only used 2.4s so far but if you use a twist you don't need to worry as much about resistance. I tried reg and LR -T atties and couldn't tell that much difference but VV really brings out the flavor.
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vivi's come w/ 3 heads, 2 of them you won't really be able to use w/ a 3.7 volt non-variable batt. at least you won't get a whole lotta vapor out of it if u do... read my suggestions thread - i'd say get a 306 dripper for testing flavors and 1 vv batt and 1 vivi nova tank and see how u like it. my guess is you won't go back to the ego tanks...
Thanks guys! That made up my mind for sure. How about ego twist 1000mah with nova mini?
yep that'll work. there's instructions for easy ohm to voltage in my suggestions thread halfway down. basically just double the ohms to get voltage. also make sure u get a genuine vivi...i'd go here (best price, great site) - Vision VIVI NOVA 2.5ml eGo Tank - All NEW Tank System with Replaceable Atomizer Heads - Latest in eCig Innovation
Thanks again for all the help. I had high hopes for the tanks but they seem to fall short for sure...
If you we're a heavy analog smoker, and eGo T is not a good option. I had one for a week and upgraded to the twist, grabbed a vivi nova and was more than happy. For me the ego t was not satisfying.
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