If I like G4's (no filler) I will love....?

[dmj4]

If I like G4's (no filler) I will love....?

I like to drip, but not when out and about. I bought a box of G4 and I like them, but there may be something better.

I'm not fond of cartos with filler.

Any ideas?

Thanks!!!!

 

[leftfeild]

A CE2 is a viable option for you.

I use them with vg with a very simple mod. I just snipped the inner seal slots a little bigger, into /\ shapes. I had to because I use VG so you may not need to if you're a pg vaper.

I've tried out the g4s before and I thought they were a world apart from what a CE2 can do with "similar" design.

The one drawback for the CE2 is the casing is prone to cracking, easily. However, the ultimate edition (only on the small size for now I think) are very sturdy. For the XL size (also called fluxomisers I think?) you can get a BD 3ml syringe and cut it to size and it fits, perfectly. I don't know if they have an ultimate edition for the XL sizes yet. My partner accidentally ran one of my CE2s over with his car, it cracked the syringe case I made for it but the CE2 guts inside were undamaged and worked perfectly with a new case, so they can take a bit of a bashing.

Metal cased CE2s exist somewhere but I don't think it's a requirement if you get the smaller CE2 version with the improved casing, or buy a few very cheap syringes and cut them to size for the larger sized ones.

I love my CE2s and wouldn't have a viable portable solution without these things. Worth a look in.

CE3's exist but I'm pretty sure they're similar to the G4, just with a weird cork thing on them. They're also called smokeymisers (?). I prefer the CE2 over these because the coil is at the top and they'll actually wick VG, even my thickest vg liquids with a very simple modification. The g4 and ce3 can't do this.

 

[dmj4]

Is it the CE2 tanks that are hard to fill? Thanks!!!!!

 

[leftfeild]

Is it the CE2 tanks that are hard to fill? Thanks!!!!!

Well, not to me. They have an end cap, a ring seal and an inner seal. You pop the end cap off, take out the ring seal and fill it with a blunt syringe through the side holes in the inner seal.

Alternatively you can take the inner seal out as well (much easier to do after the first time you do it) and fill it by pouring juice down the side.

I think the CE2 xl holds around 1.8ml, so if carrying a syringe is a hassle, a pair of CE2s is almost 4ml of liquid so it's fine and dandy for a day's worth of moderate vaping and carryable on a pair of Egos or similar.

I think the CE3 is a little harder than the CE2 because it has a tiny cork you need small tweezers for to remove and put back in. Anyone who actually owns a CE3 would be better to advise on how easy or difficult a CE3 is to fill though, I don't have one.

Oh and how could I forget, the ego-T is a fillerless tank system. It's a bit... urhm, either it works for you and it's great and hassle free or it's something you'll have to take apart and curse buying. I had much more success with the LR versions of these tanks. They seemed to wick better for some reason but these tanks seriously muted flavour and wicked vg too slow so I moved to CE2s and haven't looked back.