Hello All. Newbe ego-c buyer..... advice & links please

[Vapoor eyes er]

Here's the Dry Burn

 

[stevenewbe]

Thanks. I just watched Chrissie's vid and that looks great and well woth the watch.
I reckon that the lady that made that one would be well handy if your car broke down somewhere remote!!!
Thanks also for your vids. I havent watched them yet but am about to.
Thanks

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Realize the Vivi version 2.5 comes with 3 heads- 1.8, 2.4 and 2.8 ohms. 1.8 gives a warmer vape and 2.4 a cooler vape. 2.8 is meant for higher voltage PVs. I find on my Kgo the best ohms is 1.8- 2.4 is kind of a weak vape.

Vivi Nova tank- 3.5 ml:
http://www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-vivi-nova-v2~371
Mini Vivi Nova- 2.0 ml:
http://www.vapeescape.co.uk/mini-nova~404
Spare Heads:
http://www.vapeescape.co.uk/vivi-&-mini-nova-replacement-heads~411

 

[stevenewbe]

Cheers everyone for your tips, especially the vivi nova part.
I have put one on the battery today and it works seriously well. Far better than the ego c tank system. That thing seemed to leak a bit where the head needle pops into the tank and is a pain in the a55 if you ask me.
I can see that the vivi is far better and I wish I came across this site before I forked out for the ego c starter kit!!!! I have ended up with two pretty expensive batteries and a load of left over bits.

At the moment I have the 2.4ome head in it as that was there to start with and it is working well I would say, really well compared with the ego. Should I want to try the 2.8ome head could you recommend the BEST batteries to buy in the future.
I am also thinking it may be a pretty easy job to make a cheaper battery pack for it??????? A battery, switch and the right thread and connection fitting???????????

Thanks again, Steve

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Cool Steve and glad it's working out for you. The eGo C fires at 3.3 volts so 1.8 ohms, if you enjoy a warm vape, is best for it. Understand though batt life will be slightly lessened. 2.0 ohms would be best but I haven't seen any around. 2.8 is meant more so for higher voltage PVs. I'm using the 2.4 ohms on my Twist at 4.2-4.5 volts. If you do order make sure they're the LONG wick.
Cheers.

Cheers everyone for your tips, especially the vivi nova part.
I have put one on the battery today and it works seriously well. Far better than the ego c tank system. That thing seemed to leak a bit where the head needle pops into the tank and is a pain in the a55 if you ask me.
I can see that the vivi is far better and I wish I came across this site before I forked out for the ego c starter kit!!!! I have ended up with two pretty expensive batteries and a load of left over bits.

At the moment I have the 2.4ome head in it as that was there to start with and it is working well I would say, really well compared with the ego. Should I want to try the 2.8ome head could you recommend the BEST batteries to buy in the future.
I am also thinking it may be a pretty easy job to make a cheaper battery pack for it??????? A battery, switch and the right thread and connection fitting???????????

Thanks again, Steve

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Should I want to try the 2.8ome head could you recommend the BEST batteries to buy in the future.

You'd prolly want to buy a serious variable voltage Mod. "Most" find their "sweet spot" is around 4- 4.5 volts and a mini variable volt (3.3-4.8 volts) would prolly be best IMO. You would only need to buy the batts as you already have the charger and wall adapter.

Edit: I actually owned a Provari but "I" had no use for the higher voltage. I also own a Kgo VV (3.3-6 volts) and have never run it above 4.5. The only reason I'm presently using VV is because I'm only vaping 2 mg nicotine (started @ 36) and I need all the help I can get with TH and lung hit.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

My mini review:
The Kgo VV:
battery too small (650 mah and drains quickly) and don't like the button.
Twist:
Voltage dial markings very hard to read and turn (smooth and narrow). Also the 1000 mah is very long but not really bothered by it- with Mini Viv Nova it's 7 1/2" long.

 

[tnt56]

Welcome to the forum. Sorry for jumping to the very end of this but as a person that has lost all the teeth on the lower left jaw I really like to use rubber drip tips. Sorry I can't remember where I got em but they are really comfy to bit on.