Tank Replacement Cartomizers Now Available!! 1-30-12

[wader2k]

808 Threaded Tank Replacement Cartos are now available!!



Dual Coil available in 1.5 ohm.

Single Coil available in 2.0 and 3.0 ohm.



More varieties are planned....stay tuned!!




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[Clover~]

thank you thats awesome!

 

[wader2k]

Clover FTW!!

 

[K9Luvr]

Can someone explain the difference, other than the obvious (dual/single, ohm) when using them in my 3.5 tank? I know it came with a dual coil, so is using the single coil, higher ohm, the same? better?

 

[SnowDragon]

It's just a different configuration....V4L Wow and Cool Cartos are a single coil.....both cartomizer use 1 wire...a dual coil just has 2 coils in it. Whether it is dual coil or single coil the ohms rating is the same....that is to say a 2.0 ohm rated dual coil is the same as a 2.0 ohm rated single coil.

The difference though...which there is...is that a single coil provides a single heat source...so theoretically it shouldn't burn through juice as fast. How this will affect vapor production and throat hit remains to be seen. The higher Ohm cartos (2 & 3) should also extend the performance times of the batteries.

What I would like to know and just confirm is......are these 808 cartos...or are these 510 cartos? Wader.......? I'm guessing these are 808s. Personally I love a 1.5 DVC or DC at 4.2v to 3.7v and wouldn't you know it...I just happen to need a replacement.



Thank You Wader!!!

 

[wader2k]

808 threaded!

 

[keyzygirl]

Thank you Dear Wader!!

 

[plarkinjr]

Will the single coil carto's fire more reliably in a passthru than the 1.5ohm DCVT cartos? If so, is that because of fewer coils, or higher resistance, or both?

And just to make sure I understand. A 3ohm single-coil in a tank basically creates a "High Volume Coolcart", right?

 

[SnowDragon]

Hey, I know the answer to that question.

 

[Morandir835]

Thank you Wader sir.

Congrats Ms. Clover.

Plarkinjr sir yes, because of the higher ohms, that means less current draw, which in terms puts them back in range of the usb adapter. Would suggest using the 3.0 ohm ones for maximum compatibility....

 

[keyzygirl]

Thank you Morandir! Your so helpful all the time! (((Hugs)))

 

[SnowDragon]

Thank you Wader sir.

Congrats Ms. Clover.

Plarkinjr sir yes, because of the higher ohms, that means less current draw, which in terms puts them back in range of the usb adapter. Would suggest using the 3.0 ohm ones for maximum compatibility....

You knew the answer too Morandir! What are the odds of that? I'm thinking 1:1

 

[Morandir835]

Just doing my part Ms. Keyzy.

Lol Snow sir

 

[Iowa Gal]

Great news....

 

[plarkinjr]

Thank you Wader sir.

Congrats Ms. Clover.

Plarkinjr sir yes, because of the higher ohms, that means less current draw, which in terms puts them back in range of the usb adapter. Would suggest using the 3.0 ohm ones for maximum compatibility....

Thank you Morandir! That's pretty much what I was thinking. I'm learning this, slowly but surely!