question about v2 cig batt

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nut in florida

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I am new to this forum and have been looking around to find out about my v2 cig items. Are there any tanks I can us with these batteries--I believe they are KR808D and after looking around I am confused as to what is available to use with these batteries. I have purchased 4 batteries (for my wife and myself) we have the clear carts which are working fine and also have the ones which came with the starter kit--they are unused and unopened--we were smoking a min of 1 1/2 packs of cigs per day each--she is on the .6 nic and I am on the 0 nic--glad we went to these ecigs--. Would like info on a better batteries and possibly larger tanks--what we have is working fine just want to get a battery which last as long as our money while at the casino--hate to leave and have to change batteries while playing cards. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 

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Hi nut, from another Fla. nut :) and welcome to the forum!

Two questions here: There are several clearomizers around you can use on your V2 batteries. The only limitation is that you need clearos that are 808 threaded, like the V2s. Search any vendor for "808" and you'll see what they have. Here are two I've used and like:

e-Smart clearomizers - package of 5
KR808D-1 blank clearomizers - package of 5

Smokeless Image and Halo, among others, also have clearos that are 808 threaded.

The largest battery (highest capacity) I've found with 808 threading is the Smokeless Image Volt spinner: Smokeless Image | The Best Electronic Cigarette. I believe Halo has something similar but not 100% sure.

A "normal" step up from 808's would be an eGo battery, which is 510 threaded. Once you're with 510 threading, there are tons of options for greater capacity batteries, clearos and tanks. And they're pretty much all interchangeable. With a larger battery and bigger tank, you should be good to go at the casino. (Just be sure not to bet away the money you need for vaping equipment! :wink:)
 

nut in florida

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V2 also has their EX Blanks tanks that you can purchase from them. I think they are a little more expensive than others but it's another option.

Yes I have 6 of those and they work pretty good have been using one for over 2 months and no problems so far--guess I am going to have to go with 510 threads for larger battery and larger tanks. Thanks
 

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What about esmart clearos?? Someone said these worked with v2 and were cheaper-will look at madvapes also--thanks

I currently have the E-Smart battery and clearo's their really nice clearo's but if ya really want them to perfom you must pull the lil nipple off the top and get rid of kangers idea of flavor wicks. Nothing a pair of needle nose pliers can't fix though.
 

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What about esmart clearos?? Someone said these worked with v2 and were cheaper-will look at madvapes also--thanks


They do. I have one on right now. I also tried the Kanger T4 and think I prefer those. The E-Smarts are kind of airy compared to T4. Advantage to E Smarts are they are larger and the drip tip is screw on so they seem sturdier.

Either way both produce great vapor with 50/50 liquid I am using and are hands down better than the cartridges.

Another option would be to just buy an eGo style battery and an adapter for the 808d but you'll need a new charger too.
 

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those eGo type batteries would vape on those clearomizers all day long..

I'm waiting on an eGo kit from fasttech and then going to grab an adapter to have the ability to use local purchased V2 cartos in a pinch. I like the portability and stealthiness of the cigalikes but I am cycling batteries like crazy. I know how OP feels, I'm always charging.
 
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