Hey fellow users!
I am new to Vaping and I recently purchased a EGO-C starter kit for my first PV. I like it and it works decently, but I'm begging to figure out that i need something better and in lieu of spend the $$ that i do not have for VV or something similar I am hoping to find a way to make my EGO-C better, faster, stronger!!! Hehehehehehehe... I have the standard 3.2 to 3.7(fully charged) batteries and SR Atty and normal tank system. I was thinking LR atty would do, but do any fit the EGO-C battery? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! TY
I'm still using a Joyetech eGo as my power unit (2-1000mah and 1 - 1000mah passthrough) and it sounds to me like you're got those ol' 3.4v blues, and affliction aggravated by the fact that the quality control is so sketchy throughout this industry that there's a good chance that your SR atty's have even higher ohms than what they're rated at. My eGo-T SR atomizers are around 3.0 ohms, and the LR ones are 2.3 ohms and 7.0 ohms, the latter one obviously being a dud.
Your cheapest way out? Get some LR cartomizers - I'd get Boge's or Resurrectors - in in the two lowest ohm ratings they offer. Your power unit just can't rock the atomizers you have. (The ressurectors might come in 1.7 ohm only, but not sure about that; but that would be a good resistance for a Joyetech battery).
if you don't have one, get the cheapest digital multimeter you can, so you can measure the resistance of all your atomizers/cartomizers so you can see what's going on, and why they perform the way they do. Obviously, you can also use the meter to measure the voltage of your battery; I've never seen mine put out more than 3.41 volts; if they really do come off the charger at 3.7v, I have a feeling that probably lasts for about 10 seconds, after the "surface charge" gets burned off.
Yes, you can use almost any cartomizer/tank/atomizer you want on your Joyetech battery.
All of this just underscores the benefits of having a variable voltage power unit in your arsenal as soon as you can get one. That way you can deliver the exact amount of voltage that each of your atomizers in your collection requires to produce the exact amount of watts required to properly vape any flavor, pg/vg ratio, or thickness of juice. VV = vaping Nirvana; or so I've heard.
You could also get an e-Power 14650 or 18650 power unit for $25-30 bucks that would at least deliver a true 3.7 volts to your eGo-C atomizers, which would help a little. In any case, I think you just need to achieve a better match of voltage and atomizer resistance.
Vape on.
