Larger Cartomizers for KR808

[Fortuna]

I love my VK and have been refilling the same brand cartos for some time now. It's become tedious and am looking for larger ones to hold more juice so I can refill less frequently. I apologize but I don't have the time to do research on which carto model numbers/names are compatible with the VK/KR808 batteries. Would I need an adapter? Anyone know off hand which one(s) and who supplies them? Do they even exist? Blank ones preferred as I already have my preferred juices on hand.

Thanks!

 

[Fortuna]

Sorry guys, I think I found my answer in this thread.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/nhaler/140963-kr808-jumbo-cartomizers.html

It really helped to see a comparison picture.

Sorry I wasted space, but I'll be back with a review once I've ordered if that helps any.

 

[MichelleDen]

If you are use to old type vertical coil cartos , youre in for a real treat with these ones... ; )

 

[MsOceanCity]

Sorry guys, I think I found my answer in this thread.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/nhaler/140963-kr808-jumbo-cartomizers.html

It really helped to see a comparison picture.

Sorry I wasted space, but I'll be back with a review once I've ordered if that helps any.

As a VaporKing user, myself, I must warn you about those jumbo cartos. Not that they aren't great, they are BUT not on a kr808 batt that comes off the charger at 4.2V, which the Vaporking does. I haven't had luck with any of the horizontal coil cartos on my VK. I've tried Bloog MF, Nhaler jumbo and Ikenvape mega. They all burn. If you discharge the batt for a few hours, so that it sags to it's nominal 3.7V, it's not so bad but if you really don't want to worry about burning or when to put these cartos on your batt, I suggest you go with a lower voltage batt. For me, since I'm heavily invested in kr808 cartos and really love the larger capacity ones, I have an Elegant Easy batt. They run about 3.4-3.2V and never burn the horizontal coil cartos, big or regular size. Just my .02