It says on your site that these are 100% VG. Can you tell me that they are 100% PG free? That's what I need.
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It says on your site that these are 100% VG. Can you tell me that they are 100% PG free? That's what I need.
Lots of stock in today! eGo Mega Batteries, Chargers, Lanyards red and blue eGo cases and the new tapered Mega Atty!
Many new drip tip styles in Delryn and in metal.
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Many new drip tip styles in Delryn and in metal.
Check them out!
I am waiting for the 808 CE2 cartos on tuesday 
Hope they come in and all of the prior issues are fixed. Just ordered 2 ego cases.
hmmm looks like the 510 E2s that will be in on Tuesday and not the 808 :-(
Hope they come in and all of the prior issues are fixed. Just ordered 2 ego cases.hmmm looks like the 510 E2s that will be in on Tuesday and not the 808 :-(
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It is up to the post office!
Not sure they will be in stock until mid week or so! I hope!
Not sure they will be in stock until mid week or so! I hope!
eGo, eGo, eGo!
Mega Tapered Atomizer! Gives your eGo a slim easy to vape profile!
Stalking the site for the 510 E2s. Don't have to go back to work til Thursday...hopefully I catch 'em before then!
510 Black WetBoxes pre-order today and it ships tomorrow!
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You get 2 750mAH batteries, 2 attys, 1 cone, USB Connector, Wall adapter and 5 "RED" Carts! All in a nice box finished in beautiful Black and Gold.
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Fits all eGo accessories. Takes a 510 atty.
Just in!!
The COV Riva!
Only $58.99 for the Kit.
You get 2 750mAH batteries, 2 attys, 1 cone, USB Connector, Wall adapter and 5 "RED" Carts! All in a nice box finished in beautiful Black and Gold.
Great Kit, Great Price!
Fits all eGo accessories. Takes a 510 atty.
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Also, available in 0, 8, 16 and 24mg
In Toffee, Kona Cream, Bananas Foster, Cured Tobacco and Oriental Plum.
Tomorrow or Wednesday in Carmel Cream and Lemonade.
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I've tried the regular Mega atomizer. The one that gives the eGo a large cigar profile, at least it seems it to me. How small does the tapered atomizer slim down to? As small as a regular 510 cartridge? It doesn't look like it in the picture so I'm curious. Or a pic with a regular 510 atomizer and cartridge and the tapered with its cart and then the cylinder mega atomizer and its cart would of course be best but that's asking a lot I know.
The Slim Meta atty slims down to 10mm. The regular Mega is 14mm.
An 801 Drip Tip is just slightly too small.
I do carry the Slim Carts.
An 801 Drip Tip is just slightly too small.
I do carry the Slim Carts.
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It would be good if you explained all this on your site under the wetbox. That way us mod noobs would know what to order - like if we need a spacer - and what is recommended.
The BDL IMR14500 High Drains are showing 600mahr in the picture if I read that right. The Ultrafire LC14500 Protected show 900. That seems to indicate that the latter will last longer between charges. That a fair assumption? If so, what is the advantage of using the High Drains then?
Thanks Bruce!
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Yeah I second this. I put in my order last night and went for the highdrain batteries. It was only because I was reading the forums at the same time that I realized I needed spacers
I know enough to answer these. The mah rating is a measure of the capacity of the battery so 900mah battery holda 50% more than the 600 mah battery. Not all batteries discharge at the same rate so you can't exactly compare and say the 900mah battery would last 50% longer, it'd be more of a range say 35%65% longer.
You can calculate C, the discharge rate, needed for any device based on basic electrical properties like resistance (ohms) the voltage involved and so on. When you do the calculations for the LR (low resistance) atomizers you get a drain rate that's noticeably higher than the drain rate of a regular battery. In the 14500 size case that's the 900mah one. Even a normal resistance atomizer results in discharge rates near or just above the rate of a normal battery. But, and this is the issue folks debate, you aren't running the battery at that rate all the time. You only discharge the battery when you vape. The rest of the time there is no discharge of current from the battery at all. They argue that since its just a relatively momentary discharge at those high rates it doesn't matter nearly as much as if the battery would be used like that continuously. So some people feel there is no need for high drain batteries, others feel a high drain should be used for all atomizers and others say just for LR atomizers.
Add in that the maker of the Wetbox doesn't recommend LR cartos and won't warrant the wetbox if its used with them and you have less need for a IMR battery. Unless you're in the IMR should be used in all cases camp
Thanks for the pic and the comparison to the 801. Gives me a much better feel of the size of it. I liked the cylinder Mega atty for flavor and capacity but didn't care for the size of it. Seems like the conical shaped on is a good compromise. I'll have to try it on my next order.
I know enough to answer these. The mah rating is a measure of the capacity of the battery so 900mah battery holda 50% more than the 600 mah battery. Not all batteries discharge at the same rate so you can't exactly compare and say the 900mah battery would last 50% longer, it'd be more of a range say 35%65% longer.
You can calculate C, the discharge rate, needed for any device based on basic electrical properties like resistance (ohms) the voltage involved and so on. When you do the calculations for the LR (low resistance) atomizers you get a drain rate that's noticeably higher than the drain rate of a regular battery. In the 14500 size case that's the 900mah one. Even a normal resistance atomizer results in discharge rates near or just above the rate of a normal battery. But, and this is the issue folks debate, you aren't running the battery at that rate all the time. You only discharge the battery when you vape. The rest of the time there is no discharge of current from the battery at all. They argue that since its just a relatively momentary discharge at those high rates it doesn't matter nearly as much as if the battery would be used like that continuously. So some people feel there is no need for high drain batteries, others feel a high drain should be used for all atomizers and others say just for LR atomizers.
Add in that the maker of the Wetbox doesn't recommend LR cartos and won't warrant the wetbox if its used with them and you have less need for a IMR battery. Unless you're in the IMR should be used in all cases camp
Sounds like the tradeoff is a consistant hit for the life of the charge vs long life?
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/clouds-vapor/104960-battery-talk-thread-cov.html
There's an argument to be made that using the battery at a C rate higher than its made for will result in less life of the battery. Less as in the number of charge/discharge cycles it will sustain. So what you're trading off is lifetime of the battery (regular) vs. capacity (IMR).
You can't go wrong with using an IMR battery. But its cost/capacity ratio is less than that of a regular battery. For example if you were to normally go through 2 batteries a day with a particular mod if you change over to IMR batteries you'll most likely find yourself needing 3 or even 4 batteries a day. So its a case of 2x900mah cost vs (3 or 4)x600mah cost. The lifecycle differences somewhat offset the capacity differences. If for example you could get 300 cycles from the IMR but only 200 from the regular battery because of the stress both would have held the same total mah capacity over their lifetime. And that's *if* the regular battery lifecycle is affected which nobody has definitively shown either way. Personally I don't use LR atomizers since I prefer a cooler vape. For me I see no difference between battery types. But that's for me and without LR atomizers/cartomizers (and using 901 atty and 808 cartos). You may end up with completely different results especially if you use different atomizers or cartomizers (say 510 or 801 or even 401) Other people seem to love IMR and say they see a more consistent vape experience during the charge (first vape on new battery vs. last one on almost discharged battery)
You can't go wrong with using an IMR battery. But its cost/capacity ratio is less than that of a regular battery. For example if you were to normally go through 2 batteries a day with a particular mod if you change over to IMR batteries you'll most likely find yourself needing 3 or even 4 batteries a day. So its a case of 2x900mah cost vs (3 or 4)x600mah cost. The lifecycle differences somewhat offset the capacity differences. If for example you could get 300 cycles from the IMR but only 200 from the regular battery because of the stress both would have held the same total mah capacity over their lifetime. And that's *if* the regular battery lifecycle is affected which nobody has definitively shown either way. Personally I don't use LR atomizers since I prefer a cooler vape. For me I see no difference between battery types. But that's for me and without LR atomizers/cartomizers (and using 901 atty and 808 cartos). You may end up with completely different results especially if you use different atomizers or cartomizers (say 510 or 801 or even 401) Other people seem to love IMR and say they see a more consistent vape experience during the charge (first vape on new battery vs. last one on almost discharged battery)
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