One Click Away - eGO Tank

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Leal

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Thanks for the link. There are so many different ego options its hard to know exactly what someone is referring to. It looks like an ok kit. Very good that it has two batteries but I would be leery of only having one atomizer. Maybe think about adding another couple on to your order. Also I'm not sure about performance with the t tank as far as if it has leaking problems. Hopefully, someone with exp can chime in.
 

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the ego-T will leak and they cost alot more to maintain there atomizers,
i would get 2 ego battery's and a vivinova mini tank for the best Vape and bang for your buck.
ill see if i can find someone selling it as a kit and edit my post to add a link in a minute.

HERE is a link to a kit this comes with two vivi novas and two batterys and a charger, they also have this kit available with variable voltage.
 
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I never had any trouble with my eGo-T leaking (unless, of course, I chewed on the mouthpiece). However, I'm not sure if I would have kept vaping if I hadn't moved on to something with more TH.

Recently, I have re-visited my eGo-T atties and find that they're great, but only on a Twist so I can add a few more volts.

One comment, this doesn't seem to be Joye brand. I've gotten the impression that some of the knock-offs have more leaking problems. Hopefully, someone here has tried them and can chime in with that info.

ETA: I think that it would be a better idea to start with Twist batteries. That way you can better experiment with different atties, clearos, and cartos. Also, if you want to try an ego tank system, the eGo-C would be a better bet (and cheaper to keep running).
 
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I also never have problems with leaking from Ego tanks, but I agree with Jazon1 about the cost of operation, especially with the Ego-T.

Joyetech has changed their tank system to what is called the Ego-C where you can replace only the atty head instead of the whole tube with the atty. Both use the same tank, just that the atty is replaceable in the Ego-C. I also like the Mini Vivi Nova as a great replacement for the tank system.

If money is no object, then a Ego-C Twist for variable voltage with a Vivi Nova (the mini is a perfect size for the Ego battery) and a couple replacements heads would be the best setup to get going IMHO. And don't forget the USB charger ;)
 

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