Go-Go Specific: Thread for All things Go Go

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I'm sure hoping the Go-Go will survive and thrive because I have my two original 1300 mah batteries that are still working. I use a 510 adapter for my small carto/tanks, but would love the Go-Go carts.

I hope Frank does chime in on this.....

I have so much gear after vaping for 4 years, that I don't really want to invest in a Leo.........I don't think!
 

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Hey bobalex!

Thanks for the link! Its good to know they are still going strong. I may update my Leos.

Do you think the Go-go will survive? I'm not sure. Maybe Frank would chime in on that topic?!?!?

Hey greyrat,

The Great Go-Go Panic of 2013 started when a vendor that used to carry the Go-Go stopped carrying it. wrp asked the vendor why and the vendor replied:

The Go-go... Kanger doesn't have Go-go on the line anymore, so it requires a much larger minimum than I can afford to get and the wait time would be considerable. Kanger is now doing so many evods, protanks, new protanks, MT3, T3 etc that they do not actively do the Go-go anymore. I have been waiting for them to tell me I can order a smaller amount but their current minimum is out of my reach

I guess this was misinterpreted by some as the Go-Go being discontinued. And this triggered panic buying which stripped Go-Go inventory from Go-Go vendors.

When I first read that the Go-Go was being discontinued I panicked and emailed Frank@CigEasy. Frank replied and told me the Go-Go isn’t an “off the shelf” item. It’s a “made to order” item and he consistently orders them every month or so. And he said he would continue to order the Go-Go. Not only that … but he will be bringing out new Go-Go gear as soon as he’s done with the designing, prototype-testing routine. He stated the Go-Go wasn’t going extinct as far as CigEasy is concerned.

I assume the vendor that dropped the Go-Go didn’t want to pay for the larger minimum order. That’s his business decision. Frank hasn’t dropped the Go-Go and has no intention of doing so.

As far as keeping up with demand … Frank said that customers who normally would pick up a pack of Go-Carts were suddenly ordering 5 packs at a time and I guess the run on the Go-Go bank hasn’t let up. Let’s hope things return to normal once the members of Go-Go Nation relax about the "imminent demise" of the Go-Go. If all the other vendors stopped carrying the Go-Go it wouldn’t bug me at all because Frank says he’ll always carry it. I have always purchased my Go-Go stuff from Frank and I’ll continue to do so and hope Frank always looks both ways when crossing the street. Can’t have my go-to Go-Go vendor getting hit by a truck.
 
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I'm sure hoping the Go-Go will survive and thrive because I have my two original 1300 mah batteries that are still working. I use a 510 adapter for my small carto/tanks, but would love the Go-Go carts.

I hope Frank does chime in on this.....

I have so much gear after vaping for 4 years, that I don't really want to invest in a Leo.........I don't think!

Hey Flowersoul, bobalex reassured me, so I feel better now, hope you do :)


Hey greyrat,

The Great Go-Go Panic of 2013 started when a vendor that used to carry the Go-Go stopped carrying it. wrp asked the vendor why and the vendor replied:



I guess this was misinterpreted by some as the Go-Go being discontinued. And this triggered panic buying which stripped Go-Go inventory from Go-Go vendors.

When I first read that the Go-Go was being discontinued I panicked and emailed Frank@CigEasy. Frank replied and told me the Go-Go isn’t an “off the shelf” item. It’s a “made to order” item and he consistently orders them every month or so. And he said he would continue to order the Go-Go. Not only that … but he will be bringing out new Go-Go gear as soon as he’s done with the designing, prototype-testing routine. He stated the Go-Go wasn’t going extinct as far as CigEasy is concerned.

I assume the vendor that dropped the Go-Go didn’t want to pay for the larger minimum order. That’s his business decision. Frank hasn’t dropped the Go-Go and has no intention of doing so.

As far as keeping up with demand … Frank said that customers who normally would pick up a pack of Go-Carts were suddenly ordering 5 packs at a time and I guess the run on the Go-Go bank hasn’t let up. Let’s hope things return to normal once the members of Go-Go Nation relax about the "imminent demise" of the Go-Go. If all the other vendors stopped carrying the Go-Go it wouldn’t bug me at all because Frank says he’ll always carry it. I have always purchased my Go-Go stuff from Frank and I’ll continue to do so and hope Frank always looks both ways when crossing the street. Can’t have my go-to Go-Go vendor getting hit by a truck.

bobalex, thanks for the great expose of "The Great Go-Go Panic of 2013". I fell into it late because I hadn't been here very much. I'm glad my panic only lasted a couple of days :p
 

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Hi all. I've been a GoGo user for years. Eric from DV has been my go to guy for cartos. When he was out I simply went to Cigeasy or some other place. My last order with CigEasy was for a 5 pack of blank cartos. My usual order. However they sent me packs of the GoGo FURY blank cartos. The plastic tanks. I dont know what I'm doing wrong but I have tried these numerous times and each time they really sucked. A consistent burnt/dry vape that fries my throat. What am I doing wrong and have they completely switched from the old cartos to these FURY tanks now?
 

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Hi BloodWolf,

... have they completely switched from the old cartos to these FURY tanks now?

Nope. CigEasy still carries the Go-Carts. It just sounds like a mistake too me. Have you contacted Cigeasy about it? I like the Fury tanks on The Go-Go Fury. Lets me find the perfect voltage for these tanks.
 

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Thanks Bobalex. I'm glad they are still gonna make the regular GoGo carts. I've tried a few other mods (including Lavatube) and the GoGo just simply rocks. I honestly dont know why it's not more popular. Anyway. Yes I emailed CigEasy about the order,will have to wait tomorrow probably for a response as it is the weekend.

The tank ordeal really bothers me. I just cant get the hang of it. I dont think it's a matter of adjusting the voltage as it vapes very harsh and burnt no matter what voltage.(using whether 3.7 gogo batt or an ego twist vv) I think it's a problem that the coil wick isnt drawing juice enough. Not NEAR enough. I mean it's damn close to vaping a dry atty. It's that harsh.
 
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I've read that carts do not handle VG juice very well, is that true with the Go-carts as well? Been vaping around the 70PG/30VG range and want to try Johnson Creeks Vanilla, a 100% VG juice. Read that 100% VG clogs up the cart, takes a while to fill (no biggie), clogs up, and wears out Carto's in a few days. Is it better to stick with a more of a PG juice with the Go-carts as well (JC Vanilla is supposed to be alittle thicker than the normal 100 VG's)?
 

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I'm on my last fury tank, trying to hold off for the new fantastic thing that's never going to be announced. Any word? Any teasers?


During the carto supply delay I gave evods a try and love them, I may never use a carto again. I really hope the new gogo gear is going to be a bottom coil. Has anyone seen a gogo-ego adapter? I'd love to be able to put my evods on the gogo.
 

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I've had that issue too. That's why I end up retiring them. Before they get too large usually they start to leak a little more than the occasional drop on the battery post. I use that as a sign that I need to not refil or clean that one anymore.

I'm getting a solid 3 weeks(some have gone as long as 7 which is crazy good) from each tank.
 

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I've had that issue too. That's why I end up retiring them. Before they get too large usually they start to leak a little more than the occasional drop on the battery post. I use that as a sign that I need to not refil or clean that one anymore.

I'm getting a solid 3 weeks(some have gone as long as 7 which is crazy good) from each tank.

I would think a tank would last longer than that. So you are telling me that I am probably going to have to replace my tanks every 3-7 weeks? That could get quite expensive.
 
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