I have read other post about the tight draw but still haven't found the answer. It is like no air flow. I have used the EGO for a while now and just purchased the EGO T. I love the tank but hate the tight draw. I never used the Cone with my EGO for this reason. Is there some type of adapter I can buy that will let me adjust the air flow?Help with my EGO T Please
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I have read other post about the tight draw but still haven't found the answer. It is like no air flow. I have used the EGO for a while now and just purchased the EGO T. I love the tank but hate the tight draw. I never used the Cone with my EGO for this reason. Is there some type of adapter I can buy that will let me adjust the air flow?
Perhaps you should try a nice slow inhale vice a puff. There is nothing out there to help you out I am afraid.
Thank! And it is a slow inhale since the draw is so tight. I love the tank and the taste just prefer and easier draw. I will just have to keep searching. The ECig world has come a long way in a very short amount of time so I am sure an adjustable airflow adapter is close in the making.
My T draws as easy as an analog. Perhaps easier. Much easier to draw than a regular eGo. Obviously, these things vary a lot from one to another.
I only have one T atomizer, so I have no basis to see any variation.
I only have one T atomizer, so I have no basis to see any variation.
I love the draw of the EGO cartomizor but hate the filler and the mess which is why I am trying the tank. Maybe I should try some different attys. Is it possible that T atty can be that different. One being and easy draw and another be tight?
I had 4 tank atty's and one of them has a hard draw while the others have the normal draw.
I have only been using it for two days so maybe a new atty or tank. I will give it a try but it has the same draw as using the cone with the ego. Where are the techys at?? Make us an adpater to regulate airflow!!! Please
Try cleaning the threads and surrounding areas where the battery/atty screw together. I use a single square of toiletpaper twisted at the corner. Errant juice can semi-seal the air passage. I also used a flat file to grind down a small section of the ego cone threads one of my batteries to allow some extra room for airflow between the battery/tank atty. This makes it useless for an ego atomizer cone on this battery, so only attempt this if you're sure of the tank atty system! Have you blown out the atty? Try blowing into the end where the tank goes with the tank atty disconnected from the battery and no tank installed.
When I blow through the atty very little air goes through it. I tried a new atty and tank but the draw is the same. I think I will try the file to the atty tomorrow. That makes more since to me whick is why I was hoping for an adapter.
I have found that all tanks are not made the same. The first black tip ones had great airflow, while the clear ones i bought next had a pretty lousy pull. This is when i noticed the air chambers on the side of the tank (not the atty) were uneven. Well a paper clip later, the chamber was slightly bigger (just pushed the unfolded clip thru the air chamber and "stretched" the air hole a bit. The caused the tank to fit a little tight an the next few inserts, BUT there was definitely an easier draw.
Just a thought
Just a thought
Practice practice practice, its the only advice anyone can give. It took me almost forever to figure it out and then again when I switched to the Ego since it hits a little different than the others I had before. You will get it eventually, just keep practicing.
I am a rank newbie so take what I say with a cow lick of salt.
The eGo-T is the only unit I have ever used so my vaping experience is very very limited.
I found that a very light draw helped a lot, I was pulling on mine too hard, which flooded the unit, and the mouthpiece and made for very very tight draws, so I lightened up on how hard I pull on it.
The mouthpiece end of the tank has a plug in the end with a hole in it you draw from, you can take a paperclip and pull that out, you will find another one deeper inside, I pull that second one out, throw it away and put the first plug back in, that also eases up the draw a lot.
Taking out that second restriction, and drawing lightly has fixed most of my issues with the eGo-T, no more juice in the mouthpiece, no more hard draws, no more leaking which turned out to be nothing more than a flooded unit.
Hope that helps some
The eGo-T is the only unit I have ever used so my vaping experience is very very limited.
I found that a very light draw helped a lot, I was pulling on mine too hard, which flooded the unit, and the mouthpiece and made for very very tight draws, so I lightened up on how hard I pull on it.
The mouthpiece end of the tank has a plug in the end with a hole in it you draw from, you can take a paperclip and pull that out, you will find another one deeper inside, I pull that second one out, throw it away and put the first plug back in, that also eases up the draw a lot.
Taking out that second restriction, and drawing lightly has fixed most of my issues with the eGo-T, no more juice in the mouthpiece, no more hard draws, no more leaking which turned out to be nothing more than a flooded unit.
Hope that helps some
Thanks so much for all the help and I am going to try these tips. I really like the tank so I am sure with practice I will get it down. I have been a Vaper for two years in May and have tried several different makes and mods but the EGO has been my fav. Thanks again for all and any helpful tips.
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