You don't think I can see your posts because you are on ignore? Do you think I'm replying using my psychic ability?
All it means is I have to click a link to see your posts so I'll think twice before taking your bait if I don't have time to play or if I think the conversation is going nowhere.
This is what you said that made me assume you were including the eGo-T in your assessment,
"I'm not talking strictly about the eGo-C. The eGo-T is included in that junk fest."
I'm sorry for taking that wrong.
So what is your personal experience with the Joyetech eGo-C? How long, how many atty packs?
I don't think the eGo type model forum is there because it doesn't work, it's there because it's popular. There's also a Clearomizer sub-forum, aren't you recommending them as perfection? Odd considering you think specific forums means an item is junk.
Whenever something is popular you have to expect a lot of user interface error, I worked with the public.
Yes, I always recommend the newbie starter kit that requires you to do some re-designing based on what you had before.
Nothing is perfect. Everything could use some improvement.
What I would do to the eGo-C certainly is nothing like anything I had before. I don't see where a way to easily adjust the wick without taking the spike off would apply to anything but the eGo-C or a knock off.
I've seen very few eGo-C users willing to come to the New Members forum more than a few times. I tend to ignore eGo posts here unless I have time to deal with the crap. I have heard from many who have voiced that concern. In your numbers that would be hundreds of thousands.
So your answer is for people to get clearomizers and have certain juices crack them? That doesn't sound like the perfect e-cig to me. The eGo-C may flood and leak a few drops but it doesn't dump your whole tank.
Do you know the reason I didn't go with another e-cig type? Because they are all the same junk I tried in '09. There is nothing new to change the problems that were around back then. The same problems may show up in an eGo-C but if you put some thought into it they can be avoided.
Here I am vaping a clogged atty that's prone to flooding without a problem. The technique isn't the same as the attys I've been vaping all day but it's not the end of the world.
No need for a fill line. I'm pretty sure the instructions say to leave a bubble.