Hey everyone,
Like all of you I used to smoke, and now do not (1 year off analogs!). I've tried a lot of diffrent ecigs, and am now onto the 510-t models. I've been using them for about 3 months now and they've been great (mostly).
My questions are:
1. I try to use the normal 510 batteries because of my 510-PCC, but I find that these batteries heat up the atty much faster than my eGo batts - I'm attributing this to different voltage and ohms, but can someone clarify this? On normal 510 batteries the atty gets so hot that it's difficult to hold, and I get 'juice backfire'. I hate that as it's pretty much wasted juice.
2. Do they make a 510 battey at the same voltage/ohm level as an eGo battery?
3. Does anyone else have trouble with eGo-t atty's? One lasted about 2 weeks before it became like sucking a bowling ball through a garden hose. It may be because I was using 100% vg juice with it though. Thoughts?
Thanks everyone! Happy to be vaping than smoking!
Like all of you I used to smoke, and now do not (1 year off analogs!). I've tried a lot of diffrent ecigs, and am now onto the 510-t models. I've been using them for about 3 months now and they've been great (mostly).
My questions are:
1. I try to use the normal 510 batteries because of my 510-PCC, but I find that these batteries heat up the atty much faster than my eGo batts - I'm attributing this to different voltage and ohms, but can someone clarify this? On normal 510 batteries the atty gets so hot that it's difficult to hold, and I get 'juice backfire'. I hate that as it's pretty much wasted juice.
2. Do they make a 510 battey at the same voltage/ohm level as an eGo battery?
3. Does anyone else have trouble with eGo-t atty's? One lasted about 2 weeks before it became like sucking a bowling ball through a garden hose. It may be because I was using 100% vg juice with it though. Thoughts?
Thanks everyone! Happy to be vaping than smoking!