I don't own an ego but I have an e power. Scratch that I just bought a kit just so I could try the tank and a couple other ego specific things. I was wondering why none have been developed for the epower. IMO the epower is a great pv with much the same looks as the ego. Is it just not popular enough to warrant development? Anyone else want to see some epower accessories?
Need some e-power accessories!
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From what I understand, the EPower uses a different size/thread Cone and that's what deferred me from purchasing one. I went with the 1100 KGo instead so all of my 510 stuff would be compatible. If the EPower stays around I'm sure there be accessories available for it.
I found a site that sells an ego t adapter for the e power. They call their product the NoEgo 14650 but I know for a fact that it's a rebranded e power. They are the only vendor I have found so far that carries them.
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I am so very sure the e-power will be a big hit once vapers discover what a great vaping e-cig it is.
I would like to see e-power accessories please.
I just bought the replacable e-power without the batteries and the charger. Only because I was short on cash and wanted one so bad, after trying my friends in St Louis. The e-power is awesome vaping.
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Had mine about 2 months and 1 battery is dead and the switch is fried.
I think part of the batteries plastic covering wore down and shorted in the tube, frying it and the switch.
The switch just blinks with the good bat. and the other bat. shows .01 volts
So be careful!!!!!
I think part of the batteries plastic covering wore down and shorted in the tube, frying it and the switch.
The switch just blinks with the good bat. and the other bat. shows .01 volts
So be careful!!!!!
Had mine about 2 months and 1 battery is dead and the switch is fried.
I think part of the batteries plastic covering wore down and shorted in the tube, frying it and the switch.
The switch just blinks with the good bat. and the other bat. shows .01 volts
So be careful!!!!!
I am worried about this happening. There is a little lip in the tube near the top, and it catches on the batteries when I put them in. Two of my batteries have worn at the bottom and the circuit board is exposed. That is a concern.
I'm using a pair of E-powers. The replaceable parts and batteries appealed to me after my 2 Hello 016 starter kits' batteries all failed in the same week. They've worked well. There does seem to be a glitch with some E-power batteries where the shrink wrap insulation on the batteries is a little loose or sloppy and catches on the E-power tube opening. Not sure if E-power can be blamed, but they might flare the opening or something. A dab of finger nail polish should insulate the scraped batteries?
DH has been using his for about a week now and mine will arrive today. We're very impressed so far.
A couple of possible issues I noticed right off the bat were 1)if the batt covering got skinned there could be a problem and 2)juice leakage from the bottom of the cone onto the switch button.
Someone mentioned using a dab of nail polish on the battery covering (which I think would work), but just make sure to apply a couple of THIN coats instead of one thick coat...the fit is very tight and a glob of hardened enamel could cause issues with getting the batt back into the tube.
As for a juicy switch, so far we haven't had a problem with it, but we take care not to over-fill the atty (we drip), make sure we give it a little wipe down now and then (around the atty connection, the cone threads, and inside of the cone), and, at night, remove the atty from the unit and give everything a good wipe-down.
If the manufacturer would add a thin "gasket" (maybe at the very top of the threads on the batt tube), I think that would take care of it nicely. I think I'm going to get DH to make one out of something (what exactly is unknown at the moment) this weekend just to be on the safe side.
Now if the postman would run a little early today...
A couple of possible issues I noticed right off the bat were 1)if the batt covering got skinned there could be a problem and 2)juice leakage from the bottom of the cone onto the switch button.
Someone mentioned using a dab of nail polish on the battery covering (which I think would work), but just make sure to apply a couple of THIN coats instead of one thick coat...the fit is very tight and a glob of hardened enamel could cause issues with getting the batt back into the tube.
As for a juicy switch, so far we haven't had a problem with it, but we take care not to over-fill the atty (we drip), make sure we give it a little wipe down now and then (around the atty connection, the cone threads, and inside of the cone), and, at night, remove the atty from the unit and give everything a good wipe-down.
If the manufacturer would add a thin "gasket" (maybe at the very top of the threads on the batt tube), I think that would take care of it nicely. I think I'm going to get DH to make one out of something (what exactly is unknown at the moment) this weekend just to be on the safe side.
Now if the postman would run a little early today...
I've had my epower 14650 from North Carolina Vapes for a few days -- and am really liking it so far. No switch or battery issues, and I've been using it constantly for several days. Runs any/all 510 threaded carto's/atties -- and gives a much better vape than an ego IMHO
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