How to test flavor on ego-c

[Joie]

Without filling a tank.....how do you test a flavor juice on the ego-c?
I have seen video on the web on some others where you just drip onto an atty.....but not sure that this one looks the same?
there isn't any place the juice sits......maybe I am missing the point......so much to learn.
and do people use cartomizers on the ego-c ?

 

[MattyT]

The atty they were using was probably a 510 atty. Your ego has a 510 connection so you can use 510 atty's as well as 510 cartomizers. I suggest Boge 2.0 ohm (low resistance) cartos or the smoke tech 1.7 ohm cartos also know as Ressurectors. I get mine here at Crystal Clear Vaping.
I have a feeling you will try these cartomizers and never look back

 

[elfstone]

If you are a risk taker, then try some of these: Atomizers - Cisco Spec 2.0ohm Low Resistance Atomizers - Avid Vaper

All of them are excellent for testing juices by dripping, and 2.0 Ohm is a good resistance for your Ego.

Now, what's the risk, you ask? Simple - that you'll like dripping on these atties far more than sucking on your tankies

 

[Joie]

Hmmmm...choices and a challenge....I like it.

 

[BuGlen]

If you are a risk taker, then try some of these: Atomizers - Cisco Spec 2.0ohm Low Resistance Atomizers - Avid Vaper

All of them are excellent for testing juices by dripping, and 2.0 Ohm is a good resistance for your Ego.

Now, what's the risk, you ask? Simple - that you'll like dripping on these atties far more than sucking on your tankies

Just an FYI... If you're using the Joyetech eGo batteries, they're probably voltage regulated at 3.3v and might not work well with these atties. If you're using one of the clone eGo batteries at 3.7v, they might work fine. Here's some information from the product page:

These atomizers are designed for use with larger e-cig batteries and mods that use single cell Lithium 3.7v batteries. These atomizers are not designed to be run on standard (cigarette sized) batteries and are known to significantly reduce the lifespan of eGo | Riva style batteries. Older heavily used batteries and batteries with faulty protection circuits can be instantly rendered useless.

 

[Oneida]

I use a 306 atomizer and driptip from Cignot. The 306 has an exposed bridge that is handy for dripping and it threads onto the eGo without an adaptor.

 

[Myk]

I put about .2ml in the tank. One or two puffs isn't a real test.

 

[Kevin Nguyen]

would this wor with a cheap pen style e cig to test flavour

 

[IronAP]

On my ego-c, I have found that you can pull out the cartridge, unscrew the cone, and slowly drip a couple of drops onto the atty. Put the cone back on and take a couple of rips. Not the easiest method but works quite well.

 

[SirTimmyTimbit]

Why not just rinse and dry a cartridge, fill it up and try?

 

[jadez03]

Why not just rinse and dry a cartridge, fill it up and try?

This is what I do. I've had my Joyetech Ego-C starter kit I got from iVape for about 5 weeks now. I take a used tank, rinse it thoroughly, fill it up and test my new flavor. It generally only takes 1-10 'puffs' before I have the old flavor out of the atty head. Be careful though, flavors like coffee will stick to an atty like glue in my experience. I have one atomizer that is only usable with my Backwoods Brew Espresso now, great flavor but not when mixed with banana or something.