premium 808 cartos

[cappadoc]

Can anyone say if these are the same as other vendors higher resistance, "less warm" cartos? I'm looking for a new supplier of those fancy cartos with the engine based name.
I'm trying real hard not to mention the specific names as I suspect that would be poor etiquette.

 

[shawnp1]

ohh there is probably a very good possibility they are the same things

 

[SKYYcamel]

Can anyone say if these are the same as other vendors higher resistance, "less warm" cartos? I'm looking for a new supplier of those fancy cartos with the engine based name.
I'm trying real hard not to mention the specific names as I suspect that would be poor etiquette.

You mean the ones that start with t and end with an urbo??

 

[shawnp1]

lol just maybe

 

[Neo]

Got these today.

 

[Zenfrogs]

I just got some last week and love them! Used the others too but will be ordering litecigs from now on.

 

[SKYYcamel]

These cartos ROCK. They're just as good as the turbos and the coolcarts! And as always, awesome service from LiteCig! Thanks Shawn!!!

 

[slin]

I order some of those this morning and its already shipped this afternoon. Thank you for fast turn around. Would you have XL KR808 carto in the future?

 

[TypeOholic]

If the PREMIUM Blank Soft Cap Cartomizers from Litecig USA are the same as Turbo (CoolCart, Gold etc), what are the Premium LOW RESISTANCE SOFT CAP Blank Cartomizers? Obviously the resistance is lower but are they the same in every other way? Same size, same soft cap, same amount of filler?

For example, the Premium cartos (Now WOW?) from V4L are different than their CoolCart cartos. The CoolCarts are a little bit thinner and seem to have a lot more filler material. My issue with the V4L premiums is that they do not hold enough juice and need to be wet at all times. More filler means more juice and less refilling.

 

[TypeOholic]

If the PREMIUM Blank Soft Cap Cartomizers from Litecig USA are the same as Turbo (CoolCart, Gold etc), what are the Premium LOW RESISTANCE SOFT CAP Blank Cartomizers? Obviously the resistance is lower but are they the same in every other way? Same size, same soft cap, same amount of filler?

For example, the Premium cartos (Now WOW?) from V4L are different than their CoolCart cartos. The CoolCarts are a little bit thinner and seem to have a lot more filler material. My issue with the V4L premiums is that they do not hold enough juice and need to be wet at all times. More filler means more juice and less refilling.

Waiting for some input on this before placing an order. I'd like some input from shawnp1 if possible.

 

[shawnp1]

the low resistance ones are exactly the same except they are 2ohm resistance instead of 3ohm, so they will burn hotter etc...

 

[Sewnmachine]

I am a dedicated vaper now - I exclusively use KR808D-1 batterys and nothing but juice from FreedomSmokeUSA. I originally bought my hardware from_4_ but since I discovered LiteCig they are now my one and only hardware supplier. The blank premium cartos simply can't be beat! LiteCigs prices are the best around, and oh my goodness......the shipping is fast and cheap. Seriously - $2 shipping at lightening speed. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

 

[Katya]

If the PREMIUM Blank Soft Cap Cartomizers from Litecig USA are the same as Turbo (CoolCart, Gold etc), what are the Premium LOW RESISTANCE SOFT CAP Blank Cartomizers? Obviously the resistance is lower but are they the same in every other way? Same size, same soft cap, same amount of filler?

For example, the Premium cartos (Now WOW?) from V4L are different than their CoolCart cartos. The CoolCarts are a little bit thinner and seem to have a lot more filler material. My issue with the V4L premiums is that they do not hold enough juice and need to be wet at all times. More filler means more juice and less refilling.

No, no. no. This is a common misconception. More filler means overstuffed carto, terrible airflow, lousy wicking, suffocated coil and, ultimately, hard draw and premature burning. We don't want more filler, trust me. The best cartos have less filler. Low resistance (as 2.0Ω on a 3.7v battery) also increases the risk of burning dramatically. I know the V4L's premiums have lower resistance than their CC, but I don't know what it is exactly right now. [Try asking on their subforum, as this is Shawn's subforum. ]