Slow start in vapeing versus analogs

[Lilag]

Ok so I've had my cig2o for a week now and have hardly used it. It's ok just not to satisfied with the vape it just does not feel like I'm getting the satisfactory feel that I thought I would.
There is a smOke shop in my town that is selling the ego t. And I'm really wanting to try it I know it's not the twist but I should be able to get the batt and use the t set up right or does that need to be the ego c set up ?
So that is my delimma right now any suggestions?

 

[Iusedtoanalog]

Hi Lil. Sorry to hear you are off to a rough start. First, I would not suggest picking up the "t" or"c" as a new user. There are too many things that you need to be ok with(in my opinion) before going to something that will likely need alot of fiddling to get (and keep) working well.
How much is the kit you have your eye on?

Would you consider waiting it out a little for a mail order device?

What about the cig2go do you not like?

 

[Lilag]

I would deffently wait for a mail order and the prob I have with my cig2o is it ackword to draw from the cartimizers get hot and don't tast that good and the battery is short lived plus I don't feel that I'm getting enuf nic from it I'm a 1-2 ppd smoker and the carts I have are 18 mg and when I exhale it is not Enuf vaper it like a little wisp ? Am I doing something wrong a few ppl gave me some advice on a start up kit from diff websites I'm just wanting a simple but good set up

 

[Iusedtoanalog]

Ok Good.

So I would suggest that you consider something that would be in the eGo class but with a regular 510 atomizer(for testing liquids) and a package of 510 cartomizers( boge or smoktek) around 2Ω with a drip tip for the cartos. Then If you felt so inclined get one or two rebuildable clearomizers and a few coil heads. Then pick a few small sample(~5ml) liquids and you should be off to a great new beginning.

Do you have any kits you have been eyeing, maybe post a link?

 

[vvolf75]

I have got the ego ce4 love it. though I am vaping like crazy with it I am still chasing the immediate impact that I got from smoking a cig. I had to get two batteries and I am using a low nic level because I am vaping so much. I am looking into the pipes as they have more of a vape. I have to remember that smoking was expensive and so can be vaping. It has been worth it me to try different things if I still choose to indulge in my nic addict.

 

[Fuzzy-5150]

Hey, my name is Tom and I know the feeling about not being satisfied with those little store bought e-cigs. I tries about 2 yrs ago with one I bought from a local convenience store. Just wasn't the same, couldn't get used to it and just didn't feel natural. Well in Jan. of this year I quit analogs for good. Haven't had one since. About 5 weeks ago I picked up small cigars to help with a stressful situation and they started to stick. Started to get that old feeling back. Well my nieces husband passed an old 510 E-go on to me and I was HOOKED. Darn you Sir_Die... So from personal experience I would strongly recommend the same or similar setup. eGo E-Cig Personal Vaporizor 510 This is similar setup to what I have. Good luck and stay strong.

 

[billo]

Personally, I suggest you not settle for anything but a Twist. Only a few dollars more and so much more vapor than a regular eGo ! You'll never get the same result with a regular eGo battery.

(Works with any eGo Charger, or eGo atomizer/cartomizer/tank/clearomizer, if you have these.)

 

[lonnieperrin]

I started with the local smoke shop e-cigs, what I call the pencil style.

Now after 18 months of trying many styles of atomizers I have become very comfortable with the Echo battery at 4.2v and the ViVi Nova v2.5 tank system, which provides a great vaping experience.

I also mix my own e-liquid so I can control the PG/VG mix, the Nic level, and the flavor strength.

 

[aDeLx]

try to get more vg in your liquid , as vg tends to give more vapor.
try ego twists as the variable voltage can also help to produce more vapor/adjust for a warmer/cooler vape.