VOLT clearos ?

[Rhiannimal]

I have been using volt for a long time, i like it alot, i recently decided to order a kit from halo to use as my pen style e cigs because i read alot about them being better in certain ways, ie the clearos that go on the pen styles for volt arent very good have leaking issues and taste like plastic apparently. also the cartos are better from what ive read. (the batts are very similar though)
anyways..

I still will be useing the big batt from volt, i use the X2 manual (Volt X2 Battery Passthrough)

But i tried useing the Volt Aspire ET BDC clearo on it but you cant get anything out of it unless you plug the holes on the clearo while pulling on it.
The original clearos ([FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]VOLT X2 Clearomizers) were good but i want a better one and they have SO many choices on the site i dont know what is the right one.[/FONT]

has anyone else used this X2 batt and tried some of their different clearos ?

i cant link to the site since im a noob.

 

[Caridwen]

Sorry, I'm not that familiar with the Volt.

You just have to determine whether it's a 510 or a KR808 and you can use pretty much what you like.

I'll take a look and see if I can determine what it is.

 

[Grimwald]

The Volt X2 and the Halo Triton have the same 808/ego threading, so your option are limited. The Kanger T2 works on both (and on 510/ego) devices. The T2 is nearly the same as the Triton tank...just slightly different threading. For a smaller tank, the Halo mini tank, Smokeless Image mini tank, or the Kanger T4 for 808 threads work (these are all the same). I know Smokeless Image has a lot of aspire and iclear tanks that are 808/ego threaded, but I moved on to 510/ego devices so I have not tried them. Smokeless Image has an active forum down in the vendor section.

 

[dsgrey]

The spouse uses the X2 and likes the 1.6ml clear tanks from Smokeless Image. I needed something stronger so my everyday device is a Volt spinner. But I use Triton 2.4ml tanks with 1.8ohm coils from Halo. Huge vapor production with the variable voltage spinner and the tanks mentioned. Both companies sell 808 devices.