That is the same thing I went for first, but its the Mega Ego one that will fit this dam thing and I've looked and I know I have one but I cant find it, I will though ;-)
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I got my T2s and not impressed. I had to clean out the nasty primer junk. The draw on the one I tried was good but the atty gets flooded if I fill the tank up to almost full capacity without even having to pump any juice in. Unless there is a fix for this I wasted my money on buying 4 of these. Looking at how these are designed there doesn't seem to be anything that limits the amt of juice that enters the atty. Anyone else having this issue?
No problems with the one I'm testing right now. I'm probably telling you something you already know but doublecheck that everything is seated properly (ie: that the tank is pushed fully into both the mouthpiece and the atty). If all else fails try a second one and see if it's any better.
worst cast pull out the bridge and replace the wick just like on a sapphire. easy peasy
None at all here.....
I fill to top and not a prob? The only thing that went wrong for me is I that the tight draw for a bit till I broke it in (or more like broke myself in). Cause I had to learn to soften the o ring, set the tank together correctly and seat it fully in the atty with the seal in place right way around.
(yes at one point I tried to up the lip on the inside)
Air lock limits the amount of juice thus the pump?
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Still using #1 and still going strong. I don't know if the atty is breaking in or if I'm just getting used to it, but the flavor is actually getting better. It's kinda big for me to travel around with, but for around the house I could get use to this. It'll be interesting to see how long the atty lasts before it poops out.
Couple of quick notes: I hardly have to touch the pump on this one at all. It's not flooding and hasn't leaked, though. I'd also like to see a view port on these like the Giantomizer has. It would be nice to see the juice level in the tank without having to pull it apart.
Couple of quick notes: I hardly have to touch the pump on this one at all. It's not flooding and hasn't leaked, though. I'd also like to see a view port on these like the Giantomizer has. It would be nice to see the juice level in the tank without having to pull it apart.
I have tried these..and for being a person who is not into tank systems such as these..i did like them A LOT!!! still not the way I like to vape, but am very glad that this is out there to use if I should change the way I want to vape. Thanks for the variety Gotvapes!!!! 
Thanks BanjoMan, Harmonic, and Adrena. I tried another one being careful to line up the notches on the plastic mouth piece part and it works really well. I have actually gotten nic buzzes from the T2! I also charged up some batteries and used my old 3.7 device mod instead of the Darwin. These are not Darwin friendly but the battery on my Darwin is no longer holding a charge well so I have to send it off to be repaired anyway. I am glad I have the T2 now. I am not sure if the T2 will be driving friendly but dual coils are great for that and I haven't had one dye on me yet.
Welp T2 #1 just flamed out on it's 4th dry burn (RIP). Dissection was straightforward but I had to use a small hammer to tap the atty out. These are pretty low ohm so I'm going to proceed with caution on #2 and use shorter burns when I clean it. I hope #2 lasts longer.
Edit: Hooked #2 up to do a quick burn and it flamed out almost immediately at 3.7v. #3 is in the bullpen. Only two working T2's left.
Edit: Hooked #2 up to do a quick burn and it flamed out almost immediately at 3.7v. #3 is in the bullpen. Only two working T2's left.
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hammer? i only have the one t2 and mine the atty is only held in by a silicone sleeve. its tight but with juice on everything it slides right out. just tried again and its the same dry. some of them must be in there tighter lol
Yeah I gave it a good push and it wouldn't budge. The silicone sleeve never moved.
Actually right now I'm more concerned with the hardiness of the attys. I guess I'll know soon enough.
Actually right now I'm more concerned with the hardiness of the attys. I guess I'll know soon enough.
T2 #3 gave out about 1 hour into normal use. Just died mid-vape at 3.7v. I'm starting to get a bad feeling about these...
Did you do any dry burns on it?
My 1 (and only) T2P is still vaping strong. I haven't taken the atomizer apart or even have rinsed and burned it but the T2P seems to be working after 10-20 fills the way it did from the start. I run it at 4.2V exclusively
Before I put it into use I gave it a few quick 1-2 second burns to test the atty. I wasn't hitting it back to back and didn't even get through 1 tank. I have one working one left but I'll wait until tomorrow to press it into service.
Compared to other stuff I use I wouldn't say I've been hard on these at all. #2 shocked me a bit because it flamed out almost immediately. I'm holding final judgement until I see how #4 does but I'm starting to wonder if there's a QC problem with the attys. The only one I've taken apart is #1, and that was after it died.
Edit to add: It's a shame too because when these burn they work pretty darn well.
Compared to other stuff I use I wouldn't say I've been hard on these at all. #2 shocked me a bit because it flamed out almost immediately. I'm holding final judgement until I see how #4 does but I'm starting to wonder if there's a QC problem with the attys. The only one I've taken apart is #1, and that was after it died.
Edit to add: It's a shame too because when these burn they work pretty darn well.
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Do not dry burn Tank systems, you WILL burn the bottom side of the wick, and youll get a dry sour taste in your juice.
I agree with BanjoMan there must be an issue with some of the atty coils. My first T2 burned out on the second puff. I did not do any dry burning at all. Just took it out of the package, filled it, pumped it four times and took my first draw, then took my second draw and coil died.
I bought a second one that will be here in a couple of days and I hope it does better.
I bought a second one that will be here in a couple of days and I hope it does better.
When I put one on my Darwin Sat with like 3 adapters to get it to work it measured out at 1.7 Ohms. I wouldn't use these above 3.7V.
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