Info please...totally dumb questions from a fairly newb :)

[curlygirl]

I am on website/vendor overload. I am a second time vapor (did it a few years ago, have a 510). Upgraded last week to an ego c upgrade. I purchased 2 clearos tanks?...Here goes the dumb questions: I love the pineapple, banana, mainly fruit flavors. I am seeing posts about certain fruity juices that can crack these tanks, and now I am confused what I should be buying? I want to get some back up clearos, but I am confused about what fits on my battery?

I have looked through so many posts, trying to find a decent vendor for tips, juices, and a back up battery...I would just love some guidance. I realize it is just an opinion, but sure would appreciate some advice...thank you

 

[Amish3006]

I've only bought juice from one place so far. But I don't see why some of the flavorings wouldn't be the same.

E Juice that may break a plastic tanks | Mt Baker Vapor WikiMt Baker Vapor Wiki

 

[DrillRX]

I am on website/vendor overload. I am a second time vapor (did it a few years ago, have a 510). Upgraded last week to an ego c upgrade. I purchased 2 clearos tanks?...Here goes the dumb questions: I love the pineapple, banana, mainly fruit flavors. I am seeing posts about certain fruity juices that can crack these tanks, and now I am confused what I should be buying? I want to get some back up clearos, but I am confused about what fits on my battery?

I have looked through so many posts, trying to find a decent vendor for tips, juices, and a back up battery...I would just love some guidance. I realize it is just an opinion, but sure would appreciate some advice...thank you

Not sure what tank you have but i'm running a Vision Vivi Nova 3.5ml tank with aluminum tank sections (it originally came with plastic) that I found on the internet. The orings that come with these are also not very good quality so they leak after a bit. Again not sure of your tank but I found some better quality oring at my local hardware store, they are 1mm thick and 10mm diameter. As too what should fit, if you have a 510, any tank with a 510 (which is most of them) connection should work. It should be listed in the description of the product

 

[curlygirl]

Thank you for the link...I appreciated the list

 

[DrillRX]

Anytime. For the other question about batteries, the ego twist or the ego v2 mega 1200 are great.

 

[curlygirl]

Not sure what tank you have but i'm running a Vision Vivi Nova 3.5ml tank with aluminum tank sections (it originally came with plastic) that I found on the internet. The orings that come with these are also not very good quality so they leak after a bit. Again not sure of your tank but I found some better quality oring at my local hardware store, they are 1mm thick and 10mm diameter. As too what should fit, if you have a 510, any tank with a 510 (which is most of them) connection should work. It should be listed in the description of the product

I purchased my battery at a local vape shop. It says EGO-C upgrade on the side. I purchased the clear tank with it as well...I am really not well versed in the "names" of this device, lol...a bit "challenged" if you will I guess what I have is what is called a C4 tank? Thank you for the reply

 

[Baditude]

I wrote an article about this subject, with links to a current list of flavors that degrade polycarbonate, a video of a tank melting from such a flavor, which devices are subject to this happenings, and recommended devices to use with these flavors.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3733-6-something-safe-cinnamon-citrus-flavors.html

 

[Jenny of Oldstones]

Something that really confused me when I started (a whole three weeks ago) was the fact that vendors may choose to add their own names to the same product. For example, I have a vision clearomizer which another company calls the "stardust" clearomizer. I think it might be a CE4, but I'm not exactly "clear" on that.. sorry for the pun. So, keep it in mind when you are looking through different vendors' sites that an apple may be an apple, but they might call it an orange. It's maddening!

 

[ErikaSiobahn]

Thanx for asking your "dumb" questions, those were a couple things I was wondering about as well, but I was so focused on worrying about cleaning my gear that I forgot to ask those as well

 

[Baditude]

Something that really confused me when I started (a whole three weeks ago) was the fact that vendors may choose to add their own names to the same product. For example, I have a vision clearomizer which another company calls the "stardust" clearomizer. I think it might be a CE4, but I'm not exactly "clear" on that.. sorry for the pun. So, keep it in mind when you are looking through different vendors' sites that an apple may be an apple, but they might call it an orange. It's maddening!

Picture dictionary of the more common juice delivery devices: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3230-1-proper-terminology-carto-tank-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html

 

[curlygirl]

I wrote an article about this subject, with links to a current list of flavors that degrade polycarbonate, a video of a tank melting from such a flavor, which devices are subject to this happenings, and recommended devices to use with these flavors.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3733-6-something-safe-cinnamon-citrus-flavors.html

Thank you! Very informative...a nice read and great video!

 

[Silverlock]

Look for polypropylene, pyrex, or glass for your clearomizers or tanks. Most vendors will put the materials in the description if they are safe for those juices that crack tanks, it's a big selling point. A lot of the older clearos are made from polycarbonate which is NOT safe for all juices.

I like the Innokin Tidy clearos myself, give a good warm hit and are polyp so safe with anything, only downside to them is they are small and don't hold a lot of juice, but as I like to swap flavors a lot it's not a big deal to me. For an ADV I like to use my Kangar Protank.

 

[DrillRX]

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[ErikaSiobahn]

Baditude - Thanx a million for that link - very informative and straight to the point!