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I have some no-name 2ohm cartos from mad vapes, and some smoktech XL 2.5ohm cartos. Using these on a SD MKII. Iv tried ce2's, and the Tornado tank, too much fiddling for me. I am stuck on decent 2-2.5ohm catros @ 3.7v... For now!
Boge carto's in a vaporescence liquinator. I hate ce2's period...even in tanks. They still can't wick fast enough and I hate having to constantly turn my mod upside down to get the coil wet. They are a fail for me. I sold all the tanks that I had that took the ce2's and don't regret doing so. I'll stick to the 3ml, 5.5 phat, and 8.5ml tanks that take a filler carto. As for why...simplicity at it's finest.
oh by the way .....I just put my carto tank ( that is on my vv box) on it's side for like a half an hour, an then dropped it on the floor how many ce2' can handle that and still work just fine....
After being a carto girl, I have come to appreciate AND enjoy DD w/atties. I've tried 2 different tanks (with ce2) in the last 2 months and have decided that although others may love them-i do not.
After just a few days of vaping a clear juice-the coils were super caked w/gunk. I tried dry burning and all that other stuff and it was just too much hassel.
One item I've recently enjoyed using is the G4 cartomizer from good prophets. It's a wickless, fillerless cartomizer that produces great vapor and true flavor although it lasts less time than a carto (about 4 days).
After just a few days of vaping a clear juice-the coils were super caked w/gunk. I tried dry burning and all that other stuff and it was just too much hassel.
One item I've recently enjoyed using is the G4 cartomizer from good prophets. It's a wickless, fillerless cartomizer that produces great vapor and true flavor although it lasts less time than a carto (about 4 days).
Have you tried dry burning to clean the gunk off the coil?
I do this weekly with the atomizers I drip with.
Carto tanks or Ce2, Ce3, witch one is better ???????
Polyfill provides a more consistent vape. Especially when the juice is near expended, as it is more difficult for air to burst up into the tank/carto. Plastic is a better insulator than metal, so not so much heat is lost to the outside air (nor your fingers). High velocity vapor delivers more throat hit than low velocity vapor. So...as long as the quality is acceptable, plastic polyfilled cartos are the way to go.
HTH,
Dave
I've been using the clear dual coils in a syringe tank mod, clear taste and lots of vapor at 3.7v, I can't imagine how much more I'd get at 5v. Waiting on a good, small VV bottom feeder, it's a race between the metal sgt II or a VV Reo... Any others?
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