Egoc or not to be

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Andy Thatcher

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I love my Ego C. It was my first device...oh 2 weeks ago lol

Seriously it gives you options if you are not certain what you want to do. I have the 1000mAh batteries and alas one can't quite make it through my work day and the wife uses the other so I ended up getting a bigger battery option.

I do use cartomizers and cart tanks but regularly use the Ego C tank and atty.

Just remember it isn't a cig and slow steady drawers and you will be leak free and happy.
 

Stillbroke

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Yeah I've been at out for a little iver a month now and I was excited about it at first.but these v2s just aren't doing it. I need a more confidant big consistent draw. Something that hits me something im not going to have to chain vape for a half hour to satisfy my
cravings. As for size od the actual c howe is it? Can I stock it in my pocket and continue on it do I have to disassemble it and put it in a case
 

oki89

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been using ego-c for 3 weeks .so far I've been doing pretty well on the tank system.its not without its flaws. it will flood out once in awhile with a hard draw, nothing a quick cleaning doest take care off ,reminds me of a carburetor on an old car. 3 1mil tanks and one battery will last me 8 hours during day till i get to my mod.great for on the go as the name implies not a perfect ecig but one i like so far.good luck!!!
 

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Yeah I've been at out for a little iver a month now and I was excited about it at first.but these v2s just aren't doing it. I need a more confidant big consistent draw. Something that hits me something im not going to have to chain vape for a half hour to satisfy my
cravings. As for size od the actual c howe is it? Can I stock it in my pocket and continue on it do I have to disassemble it and put it in a case

eGo's are not THAT big... I know they look it sometimes, but they are actually suprisingly compact in hand...

they are only about 5" long with the 650Mah battery

eGo-C and eGo-T(Riva/Tornado/etc.) are about the same size
http://www.electroniccigaretteproducts.co.uk/electronic-cigarette-size-comparisons/
 

TonyTT

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I don't want to sound mean, but I noticed that all the people that are recommending the ego-c, are kinda using it as their first e-cig. If you're on the V2, you already know the drawbacks of entry level e-cigs...I just think you should step up to the next level, the Ego-C, would kinda be just a slight veer to the left... If you want a steady hit, I'd probably get something along the lines of:

-2 1000mah 3.7 batteries
-a j-tank
-some LR boge cartomizers
-a saddle valve to punch your cartos

You can use just straight up carto when you're on the go, and want something sleek, and the j-tank will extend the life of your cartos, and let you vape hassle free all day.

I think that set-up has all the glamorous points of the ego-t or c system, with a lot less hassle and much better vape
 

TonyTT

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Yeah I've been at out for a little iver a month now and I was excited about it at first.but these v2s just aren't doing it. I need a more confidant big consistent draw. Something that hits me something im not going to have to chain vape for a half hour to satisfy my
cravings. As for size od the actual c howe is it? Can I stock it in my pocket and continue on it do I have to disassemble it and put it in a case

I tend to keep in the inside pocket of my jacket (the one over the heart), works fine for me....

You generally don't have to dissassemble a pv...when I was first starting out, I thought my pv was a lot more fragile then it was. Just buy quality stuff (really important for cartomizer tanks), and you should be fine...
 
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