Are you positive we're talking about the same ones? The Resurrectors are 1.7 ohm resistance, not 3.0.
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Are you positive we're talking about the same ones? The Resurrectors are 1.7 ohm resistance, not 3.0.
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Got it...I misunderstood. Sorry, can't help you with those since I've never used them.
Yes indeed! Both Jon and Jonah make excellent, trouble free tanks. Until I see something better, I'll stick with them.
Resurrector #1 is dead. The ohms jumped up to 2.7 from 1.7 and was hitting very lite. After that it flooded then it flat lined. I put it in a hefty body bag and loaded up #2. No tank this time for the first day or so.
On a phone call with them, the person I spoke with stated that he hates the forums.
So, I finally was able to use my Liquinator vaping strawberry shortcake from Mrs T bakery and it worked great. But at the end of the night it shattered on me 
. Hmm initial feeling I had was, well that was a quick $30. Is this covered by warranted?
. Hmm initial feeling I had was, well that was a quick $30. Is this covered by warranted?
Originally Posted by beezer
I'm having a problem. I bought these Smok Tek 3.0 cartos. I put the dremel cuts in 5 just like I always do. I use them in the 3ml Liquinator on the Provari as I always did with the Boges and they taste burnt. I tried just an uncut carto without the Liquinator and it tastes burnt. I tried 4.5 - 5.2V and no difference. Don't they wick well enough to keep up or what? I'm bummed.
As always, any help is appreciated.
The order says they're Boge but they have their Smok Tek logo on them so I'd imagine they are made by Boge and they should work fine.
I'm having a problem. I bought these Smok Tek 3.0 cartos. I put the dremel cuts in 5 just like I always do. I use them in the 3ml Liquinator on the Provari as I always did with the Boges and they taste burnt. I tried just an uncut carto without the Liquinator and it tastes burnt. I tried 4.5 - 5.2V and no difference. Don't they wick well enough to keep up or what? I'm bummed.
As always, any help is appreciated.
The order says they're Boge but they have their Smok Tek logo on them so I'd imagine they are made by Boge and they should work fine.
I bought some LR Boge (supposedly), from Smok Tek as well. Not only do they perform poorly, but they are ever so slightly smaller diameter. IF these are really made by Boge, they sent the supplier an inferior product. Maybe they are counterfeit carto's? I don't know but I just ordered more from Nhaler because I've never had a problem with his.
So Beezer ...... you are not losing your mind. Somethings not right with these.
Edit: I just took apart one of those Smok Tek branded Boges. They seem to have a ton of filler that is packed too tight. I believe that's the problem.
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I'm going to try #3 out of 5 to see if it works. I was up half the night worrying.
I seem to remember reading somewhere that Boge changed the filler that they use. I hope they didn't screw up a good thing! Good Prophets says their carto's are "new stock" so if anyone gets some, please let us know if they work the same as the old ones.
Hey, I got 1 out of 3 to work. At this rate you buy 5 and get to use 3 and it can get worse
Too bad they don't refund you for the cartos, all the wasted juice, the time invested, and the pain and suffering wondering WTF is wrong.
Too bad they don't refund you for the cartos, all the wasted juice, the time invested, and the pain and suffering wondering WTF is wrong.
Pete, I just received mine last week and they work great so far. He says new stock, because he stopped selling Boges for awhile and now will be selling them at that regular $5.99 price going forward.
(also free shipping on orders $30.00 & up...and use TVCfriend for 5% off)
There should be a list/database on exactly what juices from where are shattering tanks. I've been using Elixirliquid's RY4 without problems, but that first fill was a little nerve-wracking and I'm still paranoid about cracks.
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