Pretty much not the answer im looking for but WOW....thats explain it so much.
DCT n UDCT is different eh?thats wondering me lol..n im sure Igo-L performance depends on the source n how u recoil it..
Maybe theres a slightly chance i find what i want in DCT to be make it on Igo-L..
Thanks so much!
Sorry!
Like I said before it's likely, if you are good at building coils, that the Igo-L will perform better. With a carto-tank you are restricted by what cartos are available. The tank doesn't perform, the carto does. If you use a crappy carto performance will be bad, if you use a good carto performance will be good. Think of it like a car, it will go as fast as whatever motor you put in it. With a car there are tons of other factors that would influence the performance, with a tank it's pretty much just the carto. The tank body can leak, or break, but that's about it. Everything else is the job of the carto.
With rebuildables like the Igo-L, you have tons of options on how to build it. You could use SS Mesh wick, hybrid wick with silica that has SS mesh wrapped around it where it meets the coil, full silica wick, cotton wick, cheesecloth wick. They all have their own qualities. You can use Kanthal or Nichrome round wire, or use the flat ribbon wire. You can make your coil whatever resistance you want it to be. You can do a single wrap coil or a double wrap coil. There are just so many different ways to build your own coil/wick that there isn't a set performance, it all depends on how you personally want it to perform. So it's likely, if you can build coils/wicks well, that you'll be able to tailor how the Igo-L performs to fix your exact expectations.
As for the DCT vs the U-DCT, the original DCT had black plastic endcaps, that seal to the tank tube via o-rings. Then they came out with the newer DCTs with chrome/polished metal endcaps, again attached to the inside of the tank tube via o-rings. Then they released the U-DCT, which is totally different. It has permanently attached metal endcaps that fit OVER the plastic tank tube, and are glued in place (still not sure what type of adhesive they use, and it's got me a bit worried as it's exposed to the juice) and of course the fancy carto-locking ring on the bottom. They are similar in the sense they are both cart-tanks from the same manufacturer, but no similarities past that. There are also two sizes of each style of tank, the larger ones that I've seen retailers list anywhere from 4ml-6ml, and the slimmer ones, that are about the diameter of an eGo battery.
how is the vapor production on the U-DCT ?
Exactly the same vapor production as whatever carto you decide to use with it, which still depends on the juice being used, and the voltage you run it at.
