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Good, thank you! I just don't know which are the "latest" version GoodDog speaks of, the ones with my kit were shrink wrapped, so I figured these with the condoms were newer...the LRs I did not like were paper wrapped and I assumed they were an older version?
Yes, those are the ones. I bought 2 boxes and have filled maybe 6. So far only 2 have this taste. There was someone on here awhile back talking about the burnt flavor and I'm wondering if this is what he was talking about.
IRRC: the way they resolved the burnt flavor was to push the filler down further in the carto so it touched the coil and the problem was resolved. Don't know if that will help your situation though.
I have noticed that with the powder coated cartomizers, the draw is less airy. must be the thickness of the coating.
I apologize for re-asking a question but did any of the other new GO-GO-ers receive a kit without the on/off switch batteries like I did?
It's certainly not a deal breaker with this excellent item as it is but is a little disappointing after waiting for the fourth wave to hit just so I would get the on/off type.
Thanks again!
It's certainly not a deal breaker with this excellent item as it is but is a little disappointing after waiting for the fourth wave to hit just so I would get the on/off type.
Thanks again!
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That's good to know Bill!
I was just quoting what GreenHouse quotes when you reach the option to select a shipping type. Guess they feell it's better to quote long and beat it than short and have an unhappy customer thinking their stuff is gone missing.
Alright so I ordered the go-go through cigeasy and my delivery was scheduled to arrive today. The tracking says:
Expected Delivery Date: May 13, 2011
Class: Priority Mail®
Service(s): Delivery Confirmation
Status: Out for Delivery
Your item is out for delivery at 10:35 am on May 12, 2011 in LITTLETON, CO 80127.
This morning it was scheduled to arrive today. Do you have to sign for the package or something? I received the package of e-liquids today just fine priority mail. Should have been on the same mail truck! Any ideas why it would say the item is out for delivery on May 12, but scheduled delivery is switched to May 13 now?
Expected Delivery Date: May 13, 2011
Class: Priority Mail®
Service(s): Delivery Confirmation
Status: Out for Delivery
Your item is out for delivery at 10:35 am on May 12, 2011 in LITTLETON, CO 80127.
This morning it was scheduled to arrive today. Do you have to sign for the package or something? I received the package of e-liquids today just fine priority mail. Should have been on the same mail truck! Any ideas why it would say the item is out for delivery on May 12, but scheduled delivery is switched to May 13 now?
Mine have all been 2-3 weeks. I guess it depends who it is from and how it is shipped. Mine were shipped EMS from Eastmall and Heavensgate.
Sounds like the PO or mailman messed up. No, you shouldn't have to sign for it.
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Well hell, thanks post office. My 808 has been firing weird outside of the house. Not sure why, maybe it's the colder weather we've had the last two days here in Colorado. Either way it has been un-reliable at best, and I've had to supplement with analogs. Smoked my last analog in the pack at lunch and wouldn't buy another pack because I was thinking the go-go would be here :-/ Going to have to spend another 5$ on a pack tomorrow morning. Hopefully I won't get to far into that one!
On a side note: My shipment of e-liquid from vaporrenew.com came in! I'm really digging it so far. Although I'm dripping the flavors that I've added caffeine too. Hope I'm not up all night
Well hi guys. Didn't know this thread was happening, I've been all over ECF on other stuff while happily puffing my Go-go but not posting or reading about it, then I stumbled on this thread today. I did buy another set (thanks Billb) so now I'm running three Go-gos at a time with a different juice in each and batteries charged in reserve. When I feel like switching over, I close up the ends, and put it in a sealed small plastic baggie rather than clean it. When the juice calls me again, I refill and go-go. I do label them with colored stickers (hearts!) I got at the dollar store.
Love to drip on it as well, though I have burnt out a couple of old cartos doing a LOT of that but I felt it was my duty to thoroughly test about 100 juice samples that I got. I have found some real favorites, maybe more on that later if anyone's interested because taste is so individual.
When I do clean out a carto, I run it under hot tap water till I can't taste any flavor out the connector end, then rinse more with RO water. I taryn-spin them with the water expelling out the connector, then let them dry. Here in Phoenix, when it's warm that's just a few hours outside, not to keen on baking them in the oven. I have restuffed a few, didn't know about the red cocktail straw so I made mine by wrapping tape around a plastic Q-tip stick to get the right size, they work fine. I'm usually able to re-use the original filler, don't think blue foam would work as well and think it's still advisable to have the felt piece wrapped around the tube to help wick down to the attie and also protect the tube from burning. I also discovered about tamping down the filler if the taste or draw goes off, easy to do.
Here's a little trick I discovered. When I'm dripping, (and yes I love to tail-pipe) I sometimes want to rinse the flavor out to switch over. Run some water through it, blow it out well, then I set it, connector side down, on top of a 60W incandescent bulb that happens to reside in my upright lamp on my desk. Ten minutes later I'm good to go.
I've experimented with filling by syringe etc, but have settled on dripping in by drops at an an angle, like pouring a beer. I can now tell when the juice is pooling, and usually will get a drop out the other end within seconds. I do put 40 drops then leave it for a minutes, then another repeat with 40 more before the finale to allow the juice to saturate.
Backing up, I was thinking about getting another PV, one of the mods, but then I said to myself. "Self, you're so blinking happy with the Go-go, why don't you just buy another set, that way if a bat dies or whatever you're still good to go-go". Plus batteries don't last forever anyway, and this way you can be firing multiple juices all the time". That's why I bought the 2nd set.
I've still been toying with the idea of building a mod, variable voltage with voltage diplay and juice-feed system. I have the skills and tools to do that kind of thing, because my other hobby is restoring pinball machines. Now I'm thinking, the only thing I might really be interested in trying is 5v vaping so I'll probably just build a 5v box mod, can do it pretty cheaply.
Go-go was my first PV so I started vaping at 24mg and am still basically doing that. I do have some lower nic juices to switch to if I've been vaping too heavily, or want to vape low or 0 nic before going to sleep.
I'm glad I wasn't around for reviewing the reviewer, I would have a hard time being diplomatic about it. A hair! Gimme a break. Misrepresentation of the product's components due to sheer ignorance while passing ultimate judgement, go away! Ok, stop. Glad I didn't have to see that when I first started researching the Go-go.
I'm happy to see the Go-go nation thriving and surviving. For anyone who wants a PV that's no fuss, long bat and carto life, great taste and vapor, you found it. Short of the Darwin at 2 1/2 bills that adjusts to the atties resistance, this is the most consistent vaping experience I've heard of. Day in, day out, hit after hit after hit, this delivers. So all I really care about now, when I finally run out of cartos or bats, they're still available. Now, onto the next juice.
Love to drip on it as well, though I have burnt out a couple of old cartos doing a LOT of that but I felt it was my duty to thoroughly test about 100 juice samples that I got. I have found some real favorites, maybe more on that later if anyone's interested because taste is so individual.
When I do clean out a carto, I run it under hot tap water till I can't taste any flavor out the connector end, then rinse more with RO water. I taryn-spin them with the water expelling out the connector, then let them dry. Here in Phoenix, when it's warm that's just a few hours outside, not to keen on baking them in the oven. I have restuffed a few, didn't know about the red cocktail straw so I made mine by wrapping tape around a plastic Q-tip stick to get the right size, they work fine. I'm usually able to re-use the original filler, don't think blue foam would work as well and think it's still advisable to have the felt piece wrapped around the tube to help wick down to the attie and also protect the tube from burning. I also discovered about tamping down the filler if the taste or draw goes off, easy to do.
Here's a little trick I discovered. When I'm dripping, (and yes I love to tail-pipe) I sometimes want to rinse the flavor out to switch over. Run some water through it, blow it out well, then I set it, connector side down, on top of a 60W incandescent bulb that happens to reside in my upright lamp on my desk. Ten minutes later I'm good to go.
I've experimented with filling by syringe etc, but have settled on dripping in by drops at an an angle, like pouring a beer. I can now tell when the juice is pooling, and usually will get a drop out the other end within seconds. I do put 40 drops then leave it for a minutes, then another repeat with 40 more before the finale to allow the juice to saturate.
Backing up, I was thinking about getting another PV, one of the mods, but then I said to myself. "Self, you're so blinking happy with the Go-go, why don't you just buy another set, that way if a bat dies or whatever you're still good to go-go". Plus batteries don't last forever anyway, and this way you can be firing multiple juices all the time". That's why I bought the 2nd set.
I've still been toying with the idea of building a mod, variable voltage with voltage diplay and juice-feed system. I have the skills and tools to do that kind of thing, because my other hobby is restoring pinball machines. Now I'm thinking, the only thing I might really be interested in trying is 5v vaping so I'll probably just build a 5v box mod, can do it pretty cheaply.
Go-go was my first PV so I started vaping at 24mg and am still basically doing that. I do have some lower nic juices to switch to if I've been vaping too heavily, or want to vape low or 0 nic before going to sleep.
I'm glad I wasn't around for reviewing the reviewer, I would have a hard time being diplomatic about it. A hair! Gimme a break. Misrepresentation of the product's components due to sheer ignorance while passing ultimate judgement, go away! Ok, stop. Glad I didn't have to see that when I first started researching the Go-go.
I'm happy to see the Go-go nation thriving and surviving. For anyone who wants a PV that's no fuss, long bat and carto life, great taste and vapor, you found it. Short of the Darwin at 2 1/2 bills that adjusts to the atties resistance, this is the most consistent vaping experience I've heard of. Day in, day out, hit after hit after hit, this delivers. So all I really care about now, when I finally run out of cartos or bats, they're still available. Now, onto the next juice.
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I apologize for re-asking a question but did any of the other new GO-GO-ers receive a kit without the on/off switch batteries like I did?
It's certainly not a deal breaker with this excellent item as it is but is a little disappointing after waiting for the fourth wave to hit just so I would get the on/off type.
Thanks again!
My brother just got a kit and it contained the old style batteries also. He also said that one of the carts had a weird taste. I'll check with him tomorrow to see if he tried another cart.
Thanks for your response. As far as I can tell, there is no performance difference between the ones with and without the smart chip, only the lack of the on/off feature. It is odd that the second generation had it but the latest wave (3rd or 4th gen) don't.
But when compared to the satisfaction the vaping experience gives, I'd still rather have my GO-GO than my Ego's that did have the on/off feature. For me there simply isn't any comparison in how well the GO-GO performs.
No idea on the odd taste unless the filler isn't tamped all the way to the bottom of the carto. I know I'm only a beginner with the GO-GO so the 3 carto's I have running all taste superb.
As far as I can tell, there is no performance difference between the ones with and without the smart chip, only the lack of the on/off feature. It is odd that the second generation had it but the latest wave (3rd or 4th gen) don't.But when compared to the satisfaction the vaping experience gives, I'd still rather have my GO-GO than my Ego's that did have the on/off feature. For me there simply isn't any comparison in how well the GO-GO performs.
No idea on the odd taste unless the filler isn't tamped all the way to the bottom of the carto. I know I'm only a beginner with the GO-GO so the 3 carto's I have running all taste superb.
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