I connected a manual 510 battery to my Ego-T atty today. It looks like a two-tone mushroom but I noticed a considerable ease when drawing. It seems that the two holes on the sides of the ego atty may not be allowing sufficient airflow when connected to the ego battery. At least with this set-up I'm not likely to burst an artery trying to get a decent vape with this otherwise disappointing e-cig IMO.
Joye 510 battery on Ego-T
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Did you blow the shipping primer juice out of the atty by holding a tissue at the batt end and blow thru it...sometimes the holes on the side of the threads get clogged up.... when these attys work correctly you don't need to strain to use em.
If the remedy doesn't work....I would contact the vendor for info.
Yep, did all that. I'm beginning to question the quality of my vendors product. I have gone through 5 atty's and only one was satisfactory, in fact it was excellent. I can only assume that these atty's are really good if you're lucky enough to get a good one.
Just tried your config. The draw seems to be about the same. An eGo batt did produce a bit more vapor.
Which atties do you have?
Which atties do you have?
Both the standard and LR version of the ego-T atty. In fact there is no difference at all between the two in my opinion. I'v ordered a G4 Cartomizer - and High Performance Cartomizers from clouds of Vapor to see if I can improve things.
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