Tank on a Em Riva510

[Wuzznt Me]

I'm new to vaping but figured out rather quickly the tank would be ideal for my lifestyle, like on the go and gone long times. My first kit is the Riva 510 from LF. On their site under compatability it says the EGO tank and atty will work fair with the Riva. No where have I been able to find what "fair" means. I'd rather have the 750 mah batt than the 650. Can anyone please tell me what to expect if I put an EGO-T atty and tank on my Riva and what "fair" may mean. Normally a 750 batt lasts me all day but I did manage to vape one to its death once. Carrying another batt would be a lot simpler than all the carts and liquids. Thanx, Chuck

 

[Kent C]

I'm new to vaping but figured out rather quickly the tank would be ideal for my lifestyle, like on the go and gone long times. My first kit is the Riva 510 from LF. On their site under compatability it says the EGO tank and atty will work fair with the Riva. No where have I been able to find what "fair" means. I'd rather have the 750 mah batt than the 650. Can anyone please tell me what to expect if I put an EGO-T atty and tank on my Riva and what "fair" may mean. Normally a 750 batt lasts me all day but I did manage to vape one to its death once. Carrying another batt would be a lot simpler than all the carts and liquids. Thanx, Chuck

I have eGo, Riva and Tornado batts and have the tank attys from cignot, ovale and totally wicked. All work well together except that some attys don't screw on well on the Rivas - The fair fitting is, imo, despite perhaps a superior battery - nice switch, 750mAh instead of 650 - the threading on the Riva batteries are weak not always well 'died' and you just have to try some attys out. Don't force anything but some will be a harder tightening than others. Once you get some use on it, then the other attys usually work as well.... in my experience. There are tools that can be used to help - die tools but I don't think the threading could handle much force. Still I recommend the Riva Special Edition as it has a true 3.7v underload whereas the earlier Rivas and the eGos run at @3.2V.