Help understanding liquid for ego

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Agonoize

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So i am about to order a joye ego-c starter kit. A couple questions i do have about this, is the c better to get then ego or ego-t? And should i get type a or b? Also, if someone could help me understand the juice prep, or is there a place i can buy it already set to go. Lastly, is it better to go with a carto, or tank system over all. From what i understand thats what the c does, is both. I appreciate any wisdom, anyone can lend. I am extremely eager to get this ordered. Am planning on the ego twist, but figure getting the starter kit+twist, gives me backups.
 

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couple questions i do have about this, is the c better to get then ego or ego-t? And should i get type a or b?
I would recommend the Kgo as it's true 3.7 volts BUT if you're really stuck on the eGo then buy the Ego-C WITHOUT the tank. Purchase either cartos and tank or a clearomizer separately. Reason being the eGo tanks are not very reliable- leakage and poor flavor. You can buy a tank for about $10 or a clearo for less.
 

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As far as juice. Just get ready made, there are lots of vendors out there. My favorite is Vapedudes.

Everyone prefers different juice delivery. I prefer clearomizers and use cartomizers on the road. Some people prefer dripping. Some hate cartomizers. It's a preference thing. Just remember, the more stuff in between the juice and atomizer (i.e. filler in cartomizer) the less pure the taste. Dripping gives the purest taste since you are just dropping juice directly on the atty

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If you're going to get a Twist, DEFINITELY get another kit for a backup. Dont even waste your time and money with either the eGo-C or the eGo-T. They have far too many problems with those tank systems. Most people ditch them pretty soon and switch to clearomizers or cartomizers anyway.

I'd suggest getting a kGo kit for a backup. You can use the same cartos, etc. as the Twist. You get 3.7V instead of the wimpy 3.4V of the eGo. You don't have to buy special tanks or atomziers or cones or any of that crap. You won't be frustrated with leaky tanks.

The eGo-C's and Ts are glorified cartridge/atomizer systems. They call the "tanks" but they are not. They're cartridges. The only difference between the T and the C is that the T is a one-piece atomizer and cone assembly.

If you get a kGo or Riva or something without all that junk hanging off the end of it, you can just get Vision Clearomizers, or cartomizers or a cartomizer tank, which is a real tank and not a cartridge. All of it will be compatible with the Twist.

If you want the lower power of the eGo, at least just get the eGo without paying for a bad "tank system". Use the money you save to buy a couple of eGo Vision Clearomizers. If you want something with a little power, get a kGo instead. It's 100% compatible with everything that fits on an eGo or a Twist and it costs less.
 

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I started off using a sidewinder mod, dripping 510 attys. I drive a lot for work and quickly found need for a "tank" type system. I initially got an Ego-T type A which I really liked and then moved up to the B for more volume, but never got on with them because they always seemed to leak when less than half full. I recently purchased the Ego-C LR system which performs exactly the same as the T type A LR, but with the advantage of the C type attys being a fraction of the Ego-T price.

I agree that the ego batteries are rather week compared to the Riva. I'm just about to move into the world of Variable Voltage and repairable Atty's, however I still enjoy the convenience of the ego-C and intend to carry one as a backup just in case my main vape fails.
 
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