JOYE EGO-C Question

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O-Man

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I enjoy using 70/30 (pg/vg) for the most part. When I order something that may be a little darker (like chocolate covered cherry) I'll order 20/80 respectively. I've found that some of the cheaper e-juices seem to burn up and gunk up faster on the coils so make sure you get a quality juice. Proper mainance of the ego-c is also key. As soon as you let the atty get too far gone there really is no coming back (no juice will taste that good, lots of burnt tastes) and you need to replace the atty. Good luck
 

Benzin

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I too have an eGo-C coming, and ibe read on a few places, that 100% PG liquids are the best for the ego-C/T, because liquids with VG are thicker and you sometimes get burnt taste due to the fluid not reaching the atti properly.

Of course, this is just something i read, i cant confirm as i dont have my eGo yet :)
 

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I use only 100% VG juice with my eGo-C attys and tanks with no problem. Just remember that gravity is your friend in terms of keeping the juice in contact with the wick, so try to keep it in a more vertical orientation (battery end down) when you're not actually drawing on it. In terms of avoiding leaking, from my experience the most important thing is to use a soft draw when vaping because the strong suction of a hard drag seems to pull more juice through the wick than the coil can handle.
 

RedChief

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I use only 100% VG juice with my eGo-C attys and tanks with no problem. Just remember that gravity is your friend in terms of keeping the juice in contact with the wick, so try to keep it in a more vertical orientation (battery end down) when you're not actually drawing on it. In terms of avoiding leaking, from my experience the most important thing is to use a soft draw when vaping because the strong suction of a hard drag seems to pull more juice through the wick than the coil can handle.

Thanks for the input!

 
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