looking for tips

[pita1028]

I've been vaping for about 8 months and I'm looking for new options and different juices. I've used the e-go and e-goT with no success. For the past 6 months I've been using a 901 batt and adapter with Kanger carts and really enjoying it. I've been using juices from myvapor and I like the juices, but I'm tired of leaky bottles. Can any of you suggest a juice that says in its bottle and possibly a different batt system. I really like the Kanger carts, but are there better options?

 

[nailPuppy]

You could upgrade your battery to something that is variable voltage. That really opens some doors for bringing more flavor out of your juice and getting the most out of a wider range of cartomizers and tanks.

On the low end there are things like the ego twist, mid range check out the lavatube, varitube, or others.. then top range is more like the provari or darwin.

 

[Flyer]

You could also consider moving on from the carts. There are a world of better options for juice delivery such as cartomizers, clearomizers and tank/carto systems.

 

[Ratchet]

There are tons of juice vendors out there. My favorites are:

ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE / E CIGARETTES STARTER KITS AND E LIQUID NICOTINE FROM MOM AND POP (have not found ONE flavor there yet that I couldn't stand, lots of them are really yummy)
KickBassVapor E-Liquid (I love their mint sweet tea - my "most of the day, every day" vape! and Peppermint Ice Cream)
The Best eJuice - VapeDudes.com - Hand-Crafted Gourmet & Organic - 100% USA Ingredients (yummy desert flavors)
Best Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - MyFreedomSmokes.com (great unflavored liquid and great prices, lots of juice options and flavorings, too)

 

[sailorman]

Your problem is not your eGo batteries, it's their cartridge system, which they try to call a "tank system".

Get some 510 Kanger cartomizers and use them on your eGo batteries.

Other than the relatively low 3.4V of the eGo, there's nothing wrong with the batteries.
What you put on the end of a battery is the most important thing. The battery just provides power.
The best battery in the world would still perform poorly with an eGo-T or eGo-C "tank system".

Just get a decent 3.7V battery, whether it's a one piece, like a kGo, or takes separate replaceable batteries, like an e-Power or some mod.
Then, get some decent cartomizers or clearomizers. I recommend Fluxomizers for the cleanest taste and no filler to burn.

Find out what juice system works well before you waste a bunch of money chasing the latest "flavor-of-the-day" battery that still won't make a bad carto or bad juice taste good. As long as it's adequate, the battery is the least important part of an e-cig system. Volts are volts. It's what you do with them that makes the difference.

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

...For the past 6 months I've been using a 901 batt and adapter with Kanger carts and really enjoying it...I really like the Kanger carts, but are there better options?

Just FYI to avoid miscommunications: in the vernacular of vaping, cart=cartridge, and carto=cartomizer—and there's a very important difference between the two. If you're using Kangers, they're cartos. Carts are those silly little plastic, foam-filled mouthpieces that fit into atomizers.

 

[Squish]

The Ego twist is a cheap way to get variable voltage, and it works great with Kanger cartos. And you'd be surprised how good your same old juices can get with a little tweak in voltage, I sure was!!

 

[pita1028]

Just FYI to avoid miscommunications: in the vernacular of vaping, cart=cartridge, and carto=cartomizer—and there's a very important difference between the two. If you're using Kangers, they're cartos. Carts are those silly little plastic, foam-filled mouthpieces that fit into atomizers.

Sorry that I used the wrong terminology, ant thanks for correcting me. It would have been nice though if you would have taken as much time to give advice as you did to correct me. I would expect someone with almost 4,000 post to understand that I'm new in comparison. I would also expect that you've been around long enough and on the forum enough to understand what I meant. But, thanks for your help.

 

[grego66]

Sorry that I used the wrong terminology, ant thanks for correcting me. It would have been nice though if you would have taken as much time to give advice as you did to correct me. I would expect someone with almost 4,000 post to understand that I'm new in comparison. I would also expect that you've been around long enough and on the forum enough to understand what I meant. But, thanks for your help.

I made that mistake on my first post here... anyway they sound nearly the same but they're so different

I also meant to say it is no biggy, we are all learning here.

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

Sorry that I used the wrong terminology, ant thanks for correcting me. It would have been nice though if you would have taken as much time to give advice as you did to correct me. I would expect someone with almost 4,000 post to understand that I'm new in comparison. I would also expect that you've been around long enough and on the forum enough to understand what I meant. But, thanks for your help.

Sorry. Really didn't mean to piss you off. I was just trying to make sure everybody was singing out of the same hymnal. A lot of energy is wasted when no one is speaking the same language.