hello. i use an ego twist with a vivi nova tank, but i'm looking for a cigarette-sized (or slightly bigger) e-cig that can use any e-juice. i've tried mini e-cigs that only use proprietary e-juices in cartridges from the manufacturers, so i'm wondering if there's anything out there that you can place any e-juice in. does such a thing exist? i love my ego twist, but it's fairly huge and i feel a little awkward using it in bars, etc. and i haven't tried any mini e-cig cartridges that i've enjoyed, so i'd like to use my own juice.
is there a cigarette-style e-cig that can take any e-juice?
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Hmmm... Here are a few general things to consider.
First, fill us in on what cigalikes you tried so far. Any links to web sites will be helpful. Just so we can rule out that they really are the proprietary one-off's out there that aren't compatible with much of anything.
If you are ok with the short run time on what you already tried, most other cigalikes won't be any better than what you already experienced. Joyetech does make a cigaliike XL size battery. It's longer, but no bigger around. I think one other company make an XL with an 808 connector. (see next)
To avoid the proprietary dilemma you want to get a cigalike with either a 510 or 808 connector. 510 is what is on your Twist and is more widely in the market than 808. Because of that, 510 stuff is generally less expensive - and much more widely available - than 808. When it comes to tracking down things like cartos this can be important, and get a lot more expensive too, if you choose to go with an 808 connector style. If a company won't tell you what connector they are using, or you can't easily find out here - don't buy it. Period.
The other side of this coin is there are more cigalikes in the market right now with 808 connectors. Keep in mind here in the scheme of "a lot" we're talking maybe a total of less than a half dozen options that are known to have 510 or 808 connections. But some people place heavy importance on style and if purple is only available in an 808 model, then 808 it is.
Someone else is gonna have to jump in here about 808 manufacturers. I know them, but drawing a total blank tonight. If you want to see some basic 510 cigalike options from Joyetech check out www.Cignot.com Cignot has a Joyetech 510 two battery, two atty, charger, five cartridge nobox kit for $35.00 The cartridges can be empty so you can fill them with your own liquid. That would be about the lowest price out there for a 2 battery kit from a known manufacturer.
The Joyetech kit is old school - attys and cartridges. It's what is known as a 3 piece: battery atty and cartridge. It works, but most people use cartomizers instead, making it a 2 piece: battery and carto. Any standard resistance 510 carto will work with the Joyetech kit.
You need to stick with standard resistance devices with these batteries - 2.0 ohms or higher. The small size batteries aren't meant to deal with low resistance stuff and using LR cartos will kill them in short order.
Not sure what devices you are using now with your Twist. Both the atty/cartidge system or cartos are refillable. Cartos tend to have a short life span on average - about 6 days for most people.
Hmmm... Here are a few general things to consider.
First, fill us in on what cigalikes you tried so far. Any links to web sites will be helpful. Just so we can rule out that they really are the proprietary one-off's out there that aren't compatible with much of anything.
If you are ok with the short run time on what you already tried, most other cigalikes won't be any better than what you already experienced. Joyetech does make a cigaliike XL size battery. It's longer, but no bigger around. I think one other company make an XL with an 808 connector. (see next)
To avoid the proprietary dilemma you want to get a cigalike with either a 510 or 808 connector. 510 is what is on your Twist and is more widely in the market than 808. Because of that, 510 stuff is generally less expensive - and much more widely available - than 808. When it comes to tracking down things like cartos this can be important, and get a lot more expensive too, if you choose to go with an 808 connector style. If a company won't tell you what connector they are using, or you can't easily find out here - don't buy it. Period.
The other side of this coin is there are more cigalikes in the market right now with 808 connectors. Keep in mind here in the scheme of "a lot" we're talking maybe a total of less than a half dozen options that are known to have 510 or 808 connections. But some people place heavy importance on style and if purple is only available in an 808 model, then 808 it is.
Someone else is gonna have to jump in here about 808 manufacturers. I know them, but drawing a total blank tonight. If you want to see some basic 510 cigalike options from Joyetech check out www.Cignot.com Cignot has a Joyetech 510 two battery, two atty, charger, five cartridge nobox kit for $35.00 The cartridges can be empty so you can fill them with your own liquid. That would be about the lowest price out there for a 2 battery kit from a known manufacturer.
The Joyetech kit is old school - attys and cartridges. It's what is known as a 3 piece: battery atty and cartridge. It works, but most people use cartomizers instead, making it a 2 piece: battery and carto. Any standard resistance 510 carto will work with the Joyetech kit.
You need to stick with standard resistance devices with these batteries - 2.0 ohms or higher. The small size batteries aren't meant to deal with low resistance stuff and using LR cartos will kill them in short order.
Not sure what devices you are using now with your Twist. Both the atty/cartidge system or cartos are refillable. Cartos tend to have a short life span on average - about 6 days for most people.
Joytech has that eroll kit. Have one coming but haven't tried one yet. Talked to a few people who have them and they really like them. Kinda pricey for what you get IMHO but we'll see how it goes.
I also picked up a kit from surevapes with boge cartos and some small manual 510 batteries. The boge's are nice IMHO and the batteries are ok. I've run both the LR and SR boge's with those little batteries and prefer the SR. Kit is pretty cheap on surevapes.
Boge Expert 510 Carto Kit
I also picked up a kit from surevapes with boge cartos and some small manual 510 batteries. The boge's are nice IMHO and the batteries are ok. I've run both the LR and SR boge's with those little batteries and prefer the SR. Kit is pretty cheap on surevapes.
Boge Expert 510 Carto Kit
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Yes. The V2 Electronic Cigarettes | V2 Cigs (I believe these are 808's) have a mini clearo (.8ml) available that you can fill with any e-liquid you like. I believe the Halo G6 is also a 808 and they sell mini-tanks for it: Electronic Smokeless Cigarettes G6 | Halo Cigs I think the Volt is also a 808: Smokeless Image | The Best Electronic Cigarette
I have a generic, no name 808 kit that I bought from one of the local shops but you can find them online, too. MOVE2VAPOR
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All the kits I'm seeing come with cartomizers but you can add the mini-clearomizers or build your own kit which is what I did with my little stealth kit from MOVE2VAPOR
I have a generic, no name 808 kit that I bought from one of the local shops but you can find them online, too. MOVE2VAPOR
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All the kits I'm seeing come with cartomizers but you can add the mini-clearomizers or build your own kit which is what I did with my little stealth kit from MOVE2VAPOR
I had bought one for my daughter who is a new smoker. I did not think it will be any good for a heavy smoker. But my daughter could not use it at all. rather liked red kiwi ce4v3 my old beginner kit.
So I tried eroll. when you menage to use it (very slow inhale) you get a huge vapor which would led me to use it some. But with its very smoking like behaviour scared me. Some old habit came in front of my eyes. Not that I would go back smoking (Nothing can do it) but make me miss may be. Also it has a little tank (0.4ml) But it is wanderfull for outside carrying. You put heavier liquid and with 3-4 puffs you are satisfied and it charges what you use with its pack. I suggest it
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