LoL Docliv - love the definition. These are wonderful units. I too sometimes find my fingers reaching for a button that is not there 
Nice thread TX. Echo looks like a great product. All the horizontal coil systems seem to be far out front in the e-cig world right now. IGo, Echo, Gogo all are cutting edge and deliver on flavor, vapor and TH, all with no muss, no fuss. Each has it's own niche in the vaping community but it all boils down to personal preference and minor details. In the long haul, they all deliver. I got a couple echo-e cartos that I'm dying to try as soon as this boge lr dies on me. But The dam thing is like the energizer bunny though, it just keeps going and going and going. I got a KGO 1100 that is just chomping at the bit for one of those echo-e cartos. Looks like I'll have to wait at least 3 or 4 months before It will lose it's kick before I can play mad scientist and take it apart though.
i was just looking at the same thing. it takes about 9 hours to charge an empty 1300 battery at 150mA, my riva charger puts out 420mA but obviously the threading doesnt work for the echo batt. wonder if a guy could use a 808/901-to-510 adapter on the charger? it would cut down the charging time to less than half.
Hello Vapers!
I received my Chrome Echo with 2 blank "echomizers" and the 1300mAh batteries on the 19th. The box is the most attractive of any e-cigarette packaging I've ever seen with the gold leaf and magic magnetic flap!
I don't know how they make the 1300mAh only 3/16ths of an inch longer than my mega cylinder eGo 900mAh (which I've been using for 6 months). I charged the batteries and tried dripping into the echomizer. After 12 or 13 drops of Chocolate (my fav), I realized using my syringe would be much quicker and more accurate because you don't want to get any e-juice in the atomizer opening in the center. I filled the syringe to 3ml stuck it along the side of the echomizer to the bottom and squeezed. Bingo! In about 2 seconds it was full and no muss or waiting for the filter to absorb it (it's somewhat compressed to start with).
Note: I would suggest removing the echomizer from the battery when filling and wiping the bottom (battery contact area of the echomizer) to avoid any possibility of fouling the battery.
I then screwed on the battery and began to vape at 4:30PM. Wow! Lots of vapor, but for some reason it didn't seem as though I was drawing hard enough to produce so much. This unit has an excellent light draw! Every hit was consistently the same (unlike my eGo) and more importantly it felt much cooler than my eGo which impressed me. Also the flavor was much richer, great throat hit and after a few hours it seemed the small 11mg nicotine was 16mg! Go figure!
I vape constantly (when conscious) so I continued getting consistent hits until 11PM that evening. I woke up at 5AM (I'm a morning person) and immediately began vaping. Every hit had excellent TH and cool, easy drawing with always consistent (and plentiful, flavorful vapor). around 5PM that evening I began to wonder when my Echo was going to stop. At 8PM the vapor pretty much stopped (with absolutely no burnt taste) and five minutes later the battery began flashing. I suddenly realized I had been vaping consistently (minus the 6 hour sleep) for 21.5 hours! Great Godfrey!
A few comments: If you have been using a manual e-cig for a period of time before getting your Echo, you will find yourself rotating your e-cig to find a button that is not there (much like an amputee still "feeling" their missing appendage). Also, the automatic battery works smoothly and effectively after holding it up to a blasting stereo, whacking the unit in my palm, etc. No cutoff as long as you are drawing. The Echo has the automatic technology down!
All in all, I can't think of a better personal vaporizer on the planet. You'll never be sorry investing in an Echo.
Echo (ek’ỡ) n., [< Gr. ẽchỡ]
1. an innovation in e-cigarettes. 2. massive vapor production.
3. cool, flavorful vaping. 4. a 24 hour consistent, hassle-free
performance. 5. smooth drawing as well. 6. best value for the
money.
You're funny! Why wait to try it? I have some coming too and that's the 1st thing I'll do. If you wait till your Boge dies to try it and end up kicking yourself for waiting, what have you gained? imho
Reread my post and realize it might be confusing. My Boge Carto is probably two weeks old of steady vaping. I expect it to start under performing any day now. since the echo carto is supposed to last at least 100days, I don't expect to be able to tear it apart and see how the filler goes in and out for at least that long. No, I have an echo-e sitting right here at the starting line ready to go as soon as this boge runs dry. Which is any minute now.![]()
i got my units from DPUT and cropduster, both adapters say 150mA
By the way, not raining on the Echo parade here with the charging concerns. Love this unit other than the charge time.
My Rivas are 901 threaded, but I still needed a couple 808-901 adapters to get it to make contact with the Echo battery. Unfortunately, no joy.