Go-Go Specific: Thread for All things Go Go

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kyaku

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After reading this thread (well parts of it) and well watching some reviews. I will have to say, the Go go has caught my attention.. now im curious.

I tried a couple of different e-cigs until the spring of 2011 when I tried a Go Go. I've never really wanted to try anything else since. I'm not into mods and fussing with them ... I just want EASY and WORKS! The Go Go still does it for me. I've had a few dud batteries but once you get two or three good ones, in my experience they last 6 to 9 months. I vape about 2 MG a day on average and charge the batteries every other day for about 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours. I've found my all day flavor so I have 2 cartos which I top off 3 or 4 times a day. Each carto lasts me one to two weeks then I toss them. Easy!!!!!

PS It still took me about 6 months of vaping before I quit the cigs. But I don't even really miss them now. AND I thought I'd NEVER be able to quit since I'd tried all the "official methods" and failed!!!!
 

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Maybe I missed it, is there a way to convert a go cart into a dripper or an atomizer that will fit the go go?

I'd like to use my own equipment when testing various juices before buying.

What I did was get a nice atty and a Gogo to 510 adapter.

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kyaku

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There are instructions for this somewhere on ECF and I'm sure someone can give a better answer but I had pretty good luck with carefully pulling out the cotton filler and dripping down the side of a go cart. I also used a tube cutter to shorten the cart to just below the center tube. Then I had to find a new tip to fit the top. This set up worked well enough for a while.

Post 4 gave me the idea (but I did my own thing).
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ego-type-models/188388-how-clean-rebuild-gogo-cartomizer.html
 
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bobalex

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Ah, thanks. I'll pass. ;)

And I meant the other way around for the adapters. I'm looking for the ones that let me use the Go-carts on an 808. DV lists them, but they're out of stock.

I once put a Go-cart on an 808 short battery (Bloog) ... looked a lot like a mini-German hand grenade.
 

thebong24

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So I got my fury tanks yesterday and the first one is leaking. What am I doing wrong? Seems to be leaking from the bottom. HELP!

When u fill it always be aware not to hit the top needle or let any juice on the silicon cover... do not over fill and make sure the rubber and the silicon touch each other tight...second prolly theres something wrong with the silicon top cover that the juice gets in... hope that helps...
 

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One of the three fury tanks I received was defective, from my perspective it was due to a manufacturing flaw, the other 2 seem fine.

Ive noticed that after I fill I will get 3 ~ 5 drops out the battery end too during the first dozen or so vapes.
I assume it's caused by either overfilling, getting juice where I shouldn't while filling or I don't take the time to clear the air tube properly.
What I do is remove the tank blow through the drip tip and dry the droplets from the battery & underside of the tank occasionally during the first dozen or so vapes after the initial 3 ~ 5 drops it does not leak another drop.
I've had some luck with droplet reduction by letting it sit for about 30 minutes after filling then clearing the air tube.

I know the flavor comes through better and vapor production increases after the first tank or two, I'm on refill 6 and so far the fury tank I have in rotation is :vapor::D

HTH.



Thanks to the Go Go this is the 17th day in 36 years Ive gone without smoking.
 
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bobalex

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Hello Nation - I received my Go-Go Fury and the Fury tanks on Christmas Day. I use 3 different tobacco flavored e-liquids. In just a few minutes I had fine-tuned the Fury with the Perfect Voltage Settings for my juices. And then I just vaped. And vaped. And continue to vape with the inevitable tank refills and battery charges.

Complaints?

None. Zero. Zip. Nada.

While I'm waiting for the Fury(s) to recharge I put a Fury tank on my Cherry Jazz Go-go. Tastes great. Looks great.

If this isn't the best thing to have ever happened to Go-Go Nation ... then I don't know what is.

Now if only the Fury came in different colors ...

A Cherry Jazz or a Midnight Blues Fury would make me melt my credit card.
 

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bobalex

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Hi Nation,

Since Christmas I've been vaping the Go-Go Fury with the new Go-Go tanks:

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After 45 days you'd expect some degradation in performance. The draw became tighter and tighter so last night I rinsed out my tanks, put them in my ultrasonic cleaner, and with the heat option on, ran the tanks through 4 cycles at 8 minutes per cycle. After the cleaner stopped I rinsed the tanks out one last time and let them dry out overnight.

This morning I filled them up and ... All Better. They're not back to "new" performance levels but waaaaaay better than before.

Years ago I thought running my cartos through an ultrasonic cleaner would revive them. Not so much. But it seems to do the trick with these tanks.

I'm a 100% PG all tobacco all the time and your mileage may vary.
 
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