eGo Twist -- Awesome (but a quick question)

[dydst]

I got an eGo twist today. Coming from an njoy Npro, it is an absolutely amazing experience. In my opinion, new vapers should bypass the mini ecigs and go straight to a twist.

Quick question -- this isn't really a complaint, but I am using a Vision Clearomizer (the low resistance one) and find that I have to suck somewhat hard (harder than I did from the Npro). Is this normal?

 

[~Sue~Feb2012]

Hi dydst from one Pennsylvanian to another I use ego twists (have several from different vendors) and I have many LR and STD Vision Clearomizers (some called Stardust, some have generic vendor names). I don't have to suck hard but then I never had an Npro so no frame of reference. Sorry. Just wanted to throw that out there LOL because I love my twists and clearos. Now that I have twists I even like my old ego-T's which had muted flavor, but now that I can dial it up I like the flavor I'm getting from those as well! except for the times when I go too high and apparently burn the juice yech LOL

 

[Davenkay]

Some will have a little harder drawl than others. Try to back the bace off of the battery just a tad to make sure that you are getting enough airflow.

 

[vapordad]

Some will have a little harder drawl than others. Try to back the bace off of the battery just a tad to make sure that you are getting enough airflow.

agreed. you can also try drilling a tiny hole in the skirt. The Kanger t-2 (not sure where to get, sorry) has holes drilled in and I hear they draw easier. I haven't had a reason to purchase any, though as I love my Clearomizers.

 

[luvinit]

You also need standard resistance cartos and clearos to use the higher voltages on the Twist.. LR works better at 3.7 or so and below.. that's been my experience, anyway.

 

[recruit]

I have to say I am impressed how simple and affective the Ego twist is for the money, very handy vaping device

 

[cerver7]

The twist is a win.

The draw can be tight on some feeders when put on to other mods. My stardust type clones have a stuff draw on my silver bullet and provari with the adapter.

Definitely adding a hole at the bottom in the skirt could help to aerate the draw a bit. Also enlarging any existing holes would work too.

 

[puddlejumper1]

T2 are at altsmoke.com, I have three and they work great.

 

[puddlejumper1]

Grimmgreen.com has many how-to vaping videos, one is on the EGO Twist. great noobie info

 

[ThaHealer]

I've always found the Vision Clearomizers to have an unpleasantly stiff draw. Like most things in vaping, various users will have different preferences. I find the CE4s to have a lighter draw, but they require syringe filling and are cooler. My favorite is the mini Vivi Nova, which I think is a perfect match for my Twists.

 

[Bunnyboy]

Yup youre not alone on the tight draw from ce4 on the twist, or most ego batts in general. Something to do with the center pole. There are videos on youtube showing how to solve the problem by adjusting the center pole out a little.

 

[Cuando]

I like the Twist a lot, but I do feel like they don't hold charge on average like a plain old eGo stick the same size. I know it's because I tend to dial up. As good as the Twists are, I think they are just a gateway to bigger, more expensive things.

 

[Racehorse]

Coming from an Njoy

First of all, bless your heart --- these were the absolute worst over-the-counter ecigs I ever tried and I've tried a lot of them.

On the clearo, I always take a few long dry hits with battery off when first filling, to draw the juice into the wicks. Also, you might loosen the mouthpiece just a tad.

I'm having the opposite problem on some polyfilled cartos.....airy like crazy, wondering if I need to get a cone for my twist or something

 

[cerver7]

First of all, bless your heart --- these were the absolute worst over-the-counter ecigs I ever tried and I've tried a lot of them.

On the clearo, I always take a few long dry hits with battery off when first filling, to draw the juice into the wicks. Also, you might loosen the mouthpiece just a tad.

I'm having the opposite problem on some polyfilled cartos.....airy like crazy, wondering if I need to get a cone for my twist or something

Cone would help for sure

 

[Penbras]

An eGo twist and clearomizer is what I take to work and "out and about" with me. I love that setup, but they can be a little tight on the draw.

 

[joyinlife]

I have a twist now, love it, hold for 24+hrs havent had to charge since same time yesturday, I keep mine at 3.8-4.0v and use a stardust with long wick on it. 2.4ohms. if you are getting a hard draw, there are a few things you can do to make it draw better, i did it,to my stardust. (aka ce4) How to fix a couple issues with the Vision Stardust eGo Cartomizer (CE4) - YouTube

 

[Infinitejest]

The twist are the best, cant't say I've tried more than than the short and long wick clearomizers. My new find the Bauway CE4 beats both of those. The Airdraw is better and you get your pick of most 510 drip tips (not stuck with the screw in). because they fit them. . They wicks are extra long but two thick singles as opposed to four. Great performance, good Airdraw, custom tips.Only down side is you have to be a little more careful filling them. I suggest trying one of them.

 

[dydst]

+1 on all the info. There seems to be a small learning curve with the eGo's and clearomizers, coming from an Njoy. Thank you, everyone.

 

[vapordad]

Cone would help for sure

+2 on the cone. World of difference. And much quieter.


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