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The person who sold me the second kit sent me a couple of those tips you guys were talking about. They are plastic, I'm guessing these are the whistle tips?

I tried one, and it does improve the hit. I had found that not putting the rubber stopper on at all really improves the hit while I'm at home, but I don't want to carry it open. I think the rubber stopper end gets loose after a while. The plastic tip has a very tight fit, which may be why it hits so much better.
 

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Good morning ALL!!! I have a question. I recieved some samples that I would like to try. How do I prepare one of the Go-Carts for dripping. I removed the foam from one, do I remove the tube also. Thanks

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No. Do not remove the center tube. If you've removed the filler, you are good to go. You now have a giant Atty. Just drip down the inside of the carto shell, like you would a regular atty.
 
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The person who sold me the second kit sent me a couple of those tips you guys were talking about. They are plastic, I'm guessing these are the whistle tips?

I tried one, and it does improve the hit. I had found that not putting the rubber stopper on at all really improves the hit while I'm at home, but I don't want to carry it open. I think the rubber stopper end gets loose after a while. The plastic tip has a very tight fit, which may be why it hits so much better.

Are they round on the end or flat? If they are round they are mega atty type A drip tips if they are flat they are 801 whistle tips from a 801 cartridge.
 

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No. Do not remove the center tube. If you've removed the filler, you are good to go. You now have a giant Atty. Just drip down the inside of the carto shell, like you would a regular atty.

What does the center tube look like? Is it a plastic tube that goes all the way down to the bottom of the carto? Are there any pics available? I haven't seen any....
 

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I am a big believer of credit where credit is due and to be honest the fact that only 2 vendors sold the gogo had me a bit shy..

I have to give kudos to Frank and ssv2 at cigeasy, not only have I been helped but the service has been top notch.

I ordered more go carts they shipped Monday and got to me today [yeah post office as well :) ]

I got my shipping receipt at 2:30 am est time now that is dedication especially when you consider how flooded they must get with requests whenever they get a shipment in.

so Thanks and keep up the good work
 

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If you want to re-insert your filler after you've done your testing and cleaned your filler, look on page 11 of the user's guide for a detailed tutorial with pictures on the procedure.

After doing some dripping of some RY5...OMG...What A Hit!!!. I think I will be leaving the filler out of one of the Go-Carts for when I'm at home. I usually vape 18mg but just maybe I need to get a lesser mg juice for dripping. I've never dripped a day in my life, but WOW! Some of these findings may be the result of leaving out the little stopper as mentioned by stomkat.

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Thanks txtumbleweed, I think I've read pretty much every go-go post out there and don't remember seeing any pics of the internals of this carto. Excuse all the questions, it's just not that easy to get my hands on one here in South Africa.

Picture #6 on page 11 of the user guide shows the inside of a gocart after the filler has been reinserted. That hole in the middle is the center tube. It is made of a material similar to an insulator tube around electrical wire. It's purpose is to provide airflow directly to the coil located at the bottom of the carto. It also provides a spine for holding the filler in place and directing the juice to the heated coil.
 

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After doing some dripping of some RY5...OMG...What A Hit!!!. I think I will be leaving the filler out of one of the Go-Carts for when I'm at home. I usually vape 18mg but just maybe I need to get a lesser mg juice for dripping. I've never dripped a day in my life, but WOW! Some of these findings may be the result of leaving out the little stopper as mentioned by stomkat.

Marty

The power of the gogo. Yes the gocart is an absolute dynamo. I had to cut my nic to 18mg from 24mg with the gocarts and found that with dripping a gocart, 12mg was about right. Flavor,vapor and TH are phenomenal when dripping with a gocart. If you clean the atty, it will last indefinately. :)
 

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Picture #6 on page 11 of the user guide shows the inside of a gocart after the filler has been reinserted. That hole in the middle is the center tube. It is made of a material similar to an insulator tube around electrical wire. It's purpose is to provide airflow directly to the coil located at the bottom of the carto. It also provides a spine for holding the filler in place and directing the juice to the heated coil.

Thanks I'll check it out again. Great job on the tutorial.
 

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The power of the gogo. Yes the gocart is an absolute dynamo. I had to cut my nic to 18mg from 24mg with the gocarts and found that with dripping a gocart, 12mg was about right. Flavor,vapor and TH are phenomenal when dripping with a gocart. If you clean the atty, it will last indefinately. :)

I don't recall a single coil burning out or popping yet do you? The only ones that have been destroyed were by guys experimenting or just cutting them open to see what makes them tick.
 

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Who are a few of the better etailers for these?

Cigeasy and Nhaler are the only two selling them in the States. They both have them in stock right now but they don't usually last long. Cigeasy sells them for 60.00 with pre-filled carts and 10 ml of juice. Nhalers are 65.00 with 5% discount code.:2cool:
 
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Thanks. And Im still going through the thread but Im having trouble determining what makes these things "stand out" so much besides the 1300 mAh battery and relative ease-of-use long term. My hunch is there's more based on the comments I've seen from happy new users.

The main thing is the 3 ml carto that lasts so long with consistent hits along with the battery that you can steadily vape for over 20 hours.
 

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The main thing is the 3 ml carto that lasts so long with consistent hits along with the battery that you can steadily vape for over 20 hours.

I stopped the analogs with the 808's immediately after receiving my kit. After a couple of weeks I was desiring just a little more throat hit and vapor. I was getting tired on constantly changing batteries and filling carts. I wasn't looking for a new hobby, I just wanted something with a large juice capacity, long battery life and simple. After reading the comments here, I ordered 2 Go-go kits. This is exactly what I was looking for, something easier than lighting up and very satisfying.

Just today while trying new juices, I've discovered dripping with the Go-go and what a blast. Like I stated earlier, not looking for another hobby...dripping isn't a hobby is it?(not sitting around the house anyway)...lol.

Thanks to all here for their input of the Go-go. Word of mouth to me far outweighs any corporate advertising!

Marty
 

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Agreed. When you look at the many types and models of ecigs that are out there, there are 3 primary tradeoffs. Battery life, juice life, and complexity. Not going into mods and high voltage, the new gen ecigs (gogo, igo, echo, etc) with their high cap 3.7v batteries, large juice capacity, and generally more then acceptable flavor/TH - it is easy to see why they are so popular. No atty cleaning, no wick adjustments, no carring lots of spare cartos/juice & batteries....

Each vaper has aspects that are important to them - for I think a very large number of people, large capacity and no tinkering are key and evidenced by the very large number of these types of kits being sold. This is not to say that these units are the end all to everyone - but look at the 96+% positive feedback and that should tell you something. There is a need being fulfilled here.
 
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