Setup Question

[posterboy7596]

I'll say I'm sorry to begin with. I know there are 1,000s of answers to "what tank with what battery" kind of questions on the web. That's actually part of why I'm posting this. I read a bunch of stuff, and still can't find the answer I'm looking for. I got eGo Electronic Cigarette CE4 Mini Starter Kit - Quality ecigs from Aqua Vapor Cig Atlanta, Ga and North Carolina this kit with 900mah batt. I believe it is a JoyeTech Ego Mini. It has the push 5x's to turn off button. I also got the T3 tanks with it.

I want to order 2 more "tanks" and probably just 1 more battery, but I'd like to end up with all the tanks and all the batteries being able to attach to each other. I would like the 2 tanks to both be capable of dripping, and would like a batt with variable voltage. I realize there's a definite possibility I'll need to get some sort of adapter(s) for all of this as well. I would like to do all of this and hopefully stay around $50. It's not a budget set in stone though.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Hopefully I'll figure all this stuff out eventually and be able to give some advice down the road.

Thanks!

 

[mh1972]

for variable voltage you could get an ego twist or vision spinner. for dripping you just need an atomizer, tanks hold alot more juice. look for an atomizer with 510 connection and you will be fine

 

[tj99959]

There are enough different eGo type batteries to choke a horse. The nice thing about them is that the internal threads in the connector are standard 510, and the external threads are eGo. So just about any delivery system you can think of will fit on them.
If you want the VV look for a Twist or Spinner.

Dripping is a style of vaping, and is not done with a "tank". It is done by dripping a couple of drops of e-liquid directly onto a coil.
The dripping atty that I use looks like this inside:

 

[DavidOck]

As said, any topper with a 510 or ego thread will fit on an ego style battery.

The Vision Spinner is generally a good bet, easier to read the voltage, and generally cheaper for higher capacity... (1300 mah ones usually go for about $25) The charger that came with your kit will work for the Spinner, Twist and Winder as well, but I'd suggest getting a second charger. They can fail, and then you're stuck...

The toppers....

Yes, dripping just takes an atomizer.

If you stay with clearo type devices, I'd suggest staying with one style, so the coils can be used on all of them, and you won't have to have several different types of spare coils.

The T3s is the latest incarnation of that style from Kanger. It's a bottom coil unit, vapes great.

The CE4 that came with your kit is a disposable. Once the coil gunks up, you toss the device. If you prefer it's type of vape more than the T3 (it's a top coil, generally vapes a little warmer), then you should look into the CE5, with a replaceable coil, or the Nova types.

Welcome to ECF! And good luck on your journey!

 

[09tmurlin]

i really like my vv ego battery, it has the pass through charging and a lcd screen.. grimmgreen calls it a vv kgo, so idk there are allot of names for it..

 

[sg888]

use an ego battery an a phoenix RDA - works great .. very easy to recover - takes 10-15 drops of liqua - goes for 50 phufs .. and drop some more.. clean vapor- good taste.. easy to dry burn and clean the slika..

 

[posterboy7596]

Thanks for the input folks! This seems to be a very welcoming web community.

 

[hvac999]

This kit is a little more expensive BUT includes a Twist OR Spinner and you can even elect to get evods. Check out all of the dropdowns. http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm

 

[Old John at the beach]

Hi; this isn't an add ... my sister in-law asked the same question. I have two batteries; one is a passthrough and the second is the C Twist which isn't. I purchased the hardware on-line with easyvaping.com. They simply have a good selection of hardware at reasonable prices. Your coils will plug after about 60 ml. e-juice and I generally get 4-5 at a time.

Regards
John
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Kanger Recommended Resistance
1.7-1.9 (1.8 ohm) - 3.1-3.4 volts--- standard li ion battery
2.1-2.3 (2.2 ohm) - 3.5-3.8 volts--- variable volt or standard li ion battery
2.4-2.6 (2.5 ohm) - 3.9 -4.2 volts--- variable volt li ion battery
2.6-3.0 (2.8 ohm) - 4.3-4.7 volts--- variable volt li ion battery

Part: Kanger T3 eGo Bottom CC (Coil Changeable) Clearomizer, Black- $6.49
Part Number CKEGO2.4T3Blk

Part: Kanger T3 Bottom Coil, CC Replacement Coil 1.8 ohm Part Number CKEGOCcoil1.8T3---
purchase 4

Part: Joyetech eGo-T 2 Upgrade 1000 mah passthrough battery (Stainless Steel) Item Id: B002 ---
purchase 1. For this I would change to the eGo C Twist which is a variable voltage battery.

Easy Vaping Is one of the better web sites for vaping hardware but Joyetech hardware is generally mfg.
by Kranger and should be available at most vaping shops.
http://www.easyvaping.com
816-547-4610

 

[DavidOck]

This kit is a little more expensive BUT includes a Twist OR Spinner and you can even elect to get evods. Check out all of the dropdowns. http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm

It's actually TWO batteries and two toppers. You can get a top coil and a bottom coil to see which you prefer. They do vape a little differently from each other.

A "kit" with built in backups