janty ego automatic set questions

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WomanOfHeart

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Honestly, I'm just using regular carts and I cut the filler in about half to make a plug. I can get around 15-18 drops in it and vape it for about an hour or so before it's dry. That's right. I said dry. When the only juice that's left is what's in the filler, it just stops making as much vapor and I know it's time to refill. I've only had one leak, and that was my mistake for not making sure the plug was in there right.
 

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hm, do you have to constantly keep pushing the button everytime you would like to vape? or once the cart/atty is heated, no need to push the button?

Every time you would like to vape. You hold the button down to heat the atomiser, and it only produces vapour when the button is held down.

To lessen the risk of leakage into the auto battery don't overfill cartridges/cartomisers and don't store it battery end down if possible.
 

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hm, do you have to constantly keep pushing the button everytime you would like to vape? or once the cart/atty is heated, no need to push the button?
You push and hold the button while vaping, but its not like extra work...it becomes automatic...like blinking your eyes. You also can't do a "dry burn" to clean the atty, with an auto battery. Most here would recommend a manual. It gives you more control of your vape.
 

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I didn't think I'd like a manual, but trust me, it only took a few hours to get used to it. I love being able to control how long my vape lasts and there's no way I'd use an automatic as my full time vape now! Even my PT is a manual! It's not as bad as you might think. The only thing I can suggest as far as cartomizers/cartridges is give a go at both of them and see which one suits you better. I plan on giving cartomizers a shot just to see if I like them. You really have nothing to lose by doing that, IMO.
 

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wow, now im even more confused. auto battery or manual battery . and cartomizers or XL atomizrrs with XL carts. ppl say automatic runs fine. i donno if im totally cool with manual having to click all the time.

It's your call, but most people who start with auto batteries decide to go to manuals. I started with auto batteries and grew to dislike them very quickly. Start with the manuals...its a safer bet. If its a problem you get autos when you need to replace them down the line, but I doubt that will happen. As for cartos, attys, reg or xl...get a few of each and try them. Only way to know what you will like best. Happy Vaping!!!
 
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