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GREAT picture. That leaves no doubt that the B is bigger than A. May have to stay with a A's awhile because I have many new tips thats never been used.Nope they're different.
I adore my type Bs! I had to make a trip from Maine to Boston yesterday to pick up my folks from the airport and I vaped the whole way with ONE tank and one 650 battery. These things are awesome! I know some people have said stuff about tanks leaking but I've have 0 issue with this, I've got my 5 filled with different flavors (I'm a bit ADD about what I feel like vaping) and the flavor is wonderful, much better than carts. Thank you Vicki for your amazing service and shipping speed. I was astonished at how fast you sent stuff 
You ladies rock my socks.
You ladies rock my socks.
Hey is there a good way to make the juice feed faster? Some of my hits taste kind of thin on flavor... I love this thing other than that.
Some flavors are quite muted in the tank atty... if you are not getting dry hits, I would not adjust the wick, I would try going to the LR atomizer to improve flavor. Adjusting the wick to increase flow will cause leakage.
I buy all my Ego-T supplies from CIGNOT. Vicky is Number 1 in my book. My new 1000 mah USB Batteries, My Ego-T Type B LR Attys and type B Tanks which I have used for the past 4 months. In my opinion, its the cheapest and easiest way to vape with no fuss. CIGNOT is my go to company. Shippling is crazy fast. I am in Houston, they are in the midwest. If I order something from a local vendor and from CIGNOT the same day, I get CIGNOTs first, go figure. GO USPS!!!
Hi all,
posting this from a new thread I have started (http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ego-type-models/254826-ego-t-type-b-sr-atty-going-up-over-4-ohms.html)
As of late I'm having a baffling problem with all my eGo-T Type B SR Atties, both old and new. When new they measure around 2.3 - 2.4 Ohms, but after some use, that is, even after three days or so, will measure above 4 Ohms. Same for the old ones which I hadn't used for a while. I found they are measuring at high resistance too.
I am using the juices I used to use before this problem started to occur. All other atties measure correctly, so I know for a fact that my volt meter is working fine. (I have a Type A which will measure later this week).
I am still using the same batteries (Riva SE) and the same cleaning method (dry burn with the spike plate out).
My Riva SE batteries are OK because the tank atty with the large tank I have from Smoktech works as a Joye Type B should on a Riva SE battery. Also, measuring output voltage on these reveals no issue with the batteries.
Has anyone encountered this issue? And if yes, have you been able to resolve it? How?
Thanks,
Cy
posting this from a new thread I have started (http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ego-type-models/254826-ego-t-type-b-sr-atty-going-up-over-4-ohms.html)
As of late I'm having a baffling problem with all my eGo-T Type B SR Atties, both old and new. When new they measure around 2.3 - 2.4 Ohms, but after some use, that is, even after three days or so, will measure above 4 Ohms. Same for the old ones which I hadn't used for a while. I found they are measuring at high resistance too.
I am using the juices I used to use before this problem started to occur. All other atties measure correctly, so I know for a fact that my volt meter is working fine. (I have a Type A which will measure later this week).
I am still using the same batteries (Riva SE) and the same cleaning method (dry burn with the spike plate out).
My Riva SE batteries are OK because the tank atty with the large tank I have from Smoktech works as a Joye Type B should on a Riva SE battery. Also, measuring output voltage on these reveals no issue with the batteries.
Has anyone encountered this issue? And if yes, have you been able to resolve it? How?
Thanks,
Cy
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