I new to the joytech Ego one vaping
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Thanks I might look into getting another tank soon I just dropped my EGo one at work today. I still cape nicely maybe even little better but tank is kind of janky now lol.
The heads it comes with work ok but the clr's are a lot better also rebuildable. I think joyetech over wicks their heads. I have a clr I built and used less cotton and it wicks way better than a factory one. I carry around an ego one for my stealth vape and since building my own clr heads have no desire for another tank. Also I only use it when I'm out in public it's so easy to hide in my hand and use anywhere without anyone knowing any better.
I never built before I've been using clearmizar off /on for a year before I got this eGo. Kind of imitated by building a coil by myself but willing to learn. I'm trying out the stealth vaping today at work I have a boss that doesn't like to give break.
They are delicate. I dropped an Ego one battery once and it was jacked up. Threw it away.
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Well it's more the tank is messed up than the battery. I might have to look into a new tank sooner than later....
Then get you a Kanger Subtank Nano and keep using the EGO battery - It is a good fit and will perform very well.
If you start all over from scratch this is a good deal >> Sigelei 75w Temperature Control Kit - WakeandVape.com
If you start all over from scratch this is a good deal >> Sigelei 75w Temperature Control Kit - WakeandVape.com
I've been an eGo user since Dec 2013. I've *always* had issues with their coil QA (Quality Assurance) bc I could buy a 5-pack of coils - no matter which tank or coil I had at the time - and at least 2 would burn out or otherwise be defective.
At the suggestion of a very good (& knowledgeable) friend, I ended up slapping a Kanger Subtank Nano on the eGo ONE battery... OH. MY. GOD. What a difference!!!
I'm very clumsy so I've dropped the eGo ONE battery many, many times on various surfaces (concrete, asphalt, ceramic tile, stone tile, linoleum) and even took a couple HARD falls on concrete... it's always performed like a champ afterward..
Then I totally screwed up without realizing what I was doing... While moving Saturday, I not only accidentally knocked over my Nano/eGo One vape into my porcelain-coated steel wall-mounted sink & chipped the glass of the tank, but I also inadvertently dropped the damned thing on my old concrete driveway later & smashed it... what I SHOULD HAVE done was immediately remove the tank. Instead, I flipped out, drove the 10 min to my new place & then replaced the tank (thank GD the Nano comes with a replacement tank).
Everything seemed fine over the next 12+ hours.. then my battery died. I fixed it but my OCD kicked in & I just *had* to perfect my work.. which resulted in a jammed button.
Now I have to replace the battery. There are only 2 B&Ms in my area. My preferred B&M has some serious .....es running it (employees - I love the owners) and the other one is closed Sundays & Mondays. *sobs*
TLDR: eGo ONE battery (2200mAh+) with Kanger Subtank Nano = OMGAlmostO-FaceTime. The batteries are beasts & extremely durable but if you accidentally smash a tank, remove it IMMEDIATELY to prevent juice from leaking into the battery and killing it. (DUR - I should've known better!!)
At the suggestion of a very good (& knowledgeable) friend, I ended up slapping a Kanger Subtank Nano on the eGo ONE battery... OH. MY. GOD. What a difference!!!
I'm very clumsy so I've dropped the eGo ONE battery many, many times on various surfaces (concrete, asphalt, ceramic tile, stone tile, linoleum) and even took a couple HARD falls on concrete... it's always performed like a champ afterward..
Then I totally screwed up without realizing what I was doing... While moving Saturday, I not only accidentally knocked over my Nano/eGo One vape into my porcelain-coated steel wall-mounted sink & chipped the glass of the tank, but I also inadvertently dropped the damned thing on my old concrete driveway later & smashed it... what I SHOULD HAVE done was immediately remove the tank. Instead, I flipped out, drove the 10 min to my new place & then replaced the tank (thank GD the Nano comes with a replacement tank).
Everything seemed fine over the next 12+ hours.. then my battery died. I fixed it but my OCD kicked in & I just *had* to perfect my work.. which resulted in a jammed button.
Now I have to replace the battery. There are only 2 B&Ms in my area. My preferred B&M has some serious .....es running it (employees - I love the owners) and the other one is closed Sundays & Mondays. *sobs*
TLDR: eGo ONE battery (2200mAh+) with Kanger Subtank Nano = OMGAlmostO-FaceTime. The batteries are beasts & extremely durable but if you accidentally smash a tank, remove it IMMEDIATELY to prevent juice from leaking into the battery and killing it. (DUR - I should've known better!!)
I totally got off-topic. Sorry..
When the eGo coils aren't defective, I've found they last about 2-3 weeks with 50/50 pg/vg and 3-4+ weeks with 70/30 pg/vg juice.
Kanger OCC coils? Never had one burn out. Ever. I only change mine with diff flavor juice.
When the eGo coils aren't defective, I've found they last about 2-3 weeks with 50/50 pg/vg and 3-4+ weeks with 70/30 pg/vg juice.
Kanger OCC coils? Never had one burn out. Ever. I only change mine with diff flavor juice.
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