Will Smoktech 1.7ohm XL S.S. Ressurectors work ok at on my 3.7v eGo batteries?

[ericoahu]

I'm shopping for tanks and cartos. I will eventually move up to a quality variable voltage PV at some point, but not right now. My only reliable batteries are the eGo 3.7v kind.

I would like to know what my options are for best performance with a tank/carto at 3.7 volts. I have no idea what the S.S. means on these. I'm looking at them at Cloudsofvapor.

I already have two tank/carto from volcano ecigs. One of them seems to work great on my egos, and the other is pretty sluggish.

I've tried clearomizers but the draw is too tight and no amount of fiddling with it seems to fix it.

tl;dr What kind of cartos should I get to use on my 3.7v eGo batteries that I can put a tank on?

 

[tsbrewers]

yes, that is what my wife has been using for 6 months.

Brew

 

[DarklyNoon]

Try the DCProTank from myvaporstore. Works great on my ego twist. As for cartos, I prefer 1.7 ohm on a 3.7v (regulated to 3.4 volts)... That site also sells the prepunched and flanged "tank replacement" cartos made for those tanks.

If you'd rather use Boge cartos (better IMO), look for ones in the XL size, you'll have to punch the holes yourself tho.

 

[speedemon]

All above good for you Myvaporstoe does have dood prices on dct tanks.Also dualcoil cartos witch are good in them tanks you will want 2.0ohm or lower without a vv device.The SS stands for stainless steel thats what you want for tank use.

 

[DarklyNoon]

Also dualcoil cartos witch are good in them tanks

Why dual coil? I stick to single coils as I haven't read anything positive about dual coils... Heard they suck down battery life and burn easier.

 

[speedemon]

I've had great luck with dc cartos there is plenty of good about them as everthing else there is bad too.The 2.00hm or higher does not do bad on a battery.The 1.25 or 1.5 wll drain a battery faster but a single coil lr will do that as well.I like dc cartos i also use boge witch i like as well i have had good luck with both when used correct keep them wet.

 

[ericoahu]

Thanks guys. I was afraid I was asking a question that could probably be answered countless times by reading other threads but it seems things change so fast I still don't know what the current situation or conventional wisdom is. Thanks for not telling me to RTFM.