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This is the best way to fill them and it will take 80 to 90 drops! Add about 20 drops and let it sit for a few than add more till you reach your 80 to 90 drops http://www.vaportalk...Resistance.html scroll down and watch video

Lol like I said to him I could always go back to reg cigs lol no way does he want that, just ordered 6 ego mega carto can't wait till they come, will let u know how I get on once again thanks for all yr help

Hey Linda, Stick with the Ego batteries...They are really the most dependable. You will find them in different 'strengths', from 650 to 1100mah. The higher the mah the longer the battery will last between charges. All the Ego batteries are 3.7 V. The higher the mah also means the battery size will be longer. The 650 for me lasts any where from 6-8 hours. the 900mah will last me all day. The Throat hit is influenced by the nicotine strength in the liquid. The higher the nicotine, the stronger the throat hit. usually 18mg or 24 mg does the trick for me. The atomizer also plays a roll....its a matter of trying a few options and finding what works best...The 510 LR atomizers give a bit of a better throat hit for me when used with drip tip for direct dripping. Alot of people swear by cartomizers. The battery is interchangeable with many atomizer options. So...my vote is EGO battery(Which you already have), 510 LR Atomizer and drip tip.......

Thanks that is the info I needed, Been vaping for about 1 1/2 years, with 510, I had know idea so many people and products were out there, thanks to kitsune I am enjoying it instead of fighting it and have stopped smoking analogs all together. Thanks

DIY still remains my passion and obsession. Common sense always has to prevail. The last 2 1/2 years have brought so many changes.....its worse than computer technology (for me anyway). Currently I still stick to those vendors I have been using since (almost) the beginning of my vaping adventure. When I first started vaping, the selection and vendors was very simple and very few, now, new stuff is popping up at every corner. I figure, I might as well stick with what works for me. I still love mixing almost as much as I love vaping.

Here are some voltage tests for the Lavatube by a guy on another forum: So here are my voltage tests with the Lavatube: I tried it with Cisco 510 1.5Ω/1.8Ω/2.0Ω/2.5Ω, 306 LR 1.5Ω, 510 HV 3.8Ω, clearos 2.4Ω/2.6Ω & 3.0Ω/3.2Ω and whatever is the voltage, it's tasty and satisfying. But for the test, i only keep a clearo CE2XL Arry 3.2Ω, the cisco 510 2.5Ω and the 510 HV 3.8Ω (only for the 6V). The results: Displayed.....W/out Ato.....With Ato ...3.0V..........3.04V...........3.02V ...3.2V..........3.23V...........3.21V ...3.5V..........3.55V...........3.52V ...3.8V..........3.89V...........3.86V ...4.0V..........4.10V...........4.06V ...4.2V..........4.32V...........4.28V ...4.5V..........4.68V...........4.62V ...4.8V..........5.02V...........4.95V ...5.0V..........5.23V...........5.15V ...5.2V..........5.46V...........5.38V ...5.5V..........5.81V...........5.43V ...5.8V..........6.15V...........5.55V ...6.0V..........6.21V...........5.75V Another interesting thing is that when the battery is down (the display briefly flash), the Lava indicate 3.4V and checking with multimeter, it gives 3.42V (not bad) And when i push on the switch with this battery down, asking for 4.4V, it still gives me 4.49V during 5s before flashing again (i did it 4 times to be sure ^^)

If you are using the cartridges, the filler should hang about 1/8" (maybe a bit less) from the end. It needs to make contact with the bridge, mesh looking triangle, in the atomizer. The bridge draws the liquid from the filler to the coil. The filler is going to burn a little, there is really no way to avoid it. I would suggest removing the filler from the mouth piece and using the direct drip method. Add 2-3 drops right on the atomizer and you should get about 7-10 drags before needing to re-drip. You will experience better vapor and flavor.

That is one heck of a good idea. Better to make something with them then allow the bottles to float around the ocean as trash.

From the vid, I just don't see how it can be any better then the original eGo-T. My issue with them was consistency. When you get one that works right, it works great. For a while I was quite happy with the eGo-T, especially since that's what my wife used exclusively. However, after the first few worked flawlessly, I started having issues. I went through 3-4 in a row that just sucked (leaking, dry hits, etc). I don't see how the eGo-C can be any different. The only benefit I see is that you have easier access to the wick if you want to fool around with adjusting it.

I was thinking the same thing while listening to the interview. Being a CEO has nothing to do with the quality of your products or what went wrong. What's more important is how you plan to prevent this for happening or better yet how this happened in the first place. Are there MSDS sheets in the office, are there written SOP's in place for employees. You can't really fault them if they're not aware of the procedures. Employees should have hands on training followed by readily available documentation should they need a refresh. Employees should be reviewed and monitored closely especially when chemicals that are being ingested into someones lungs are involved. When you mess up a bad batch of cookies at your local bakery, you get bad tasting cookies. When you mess up a batch of e liquid, especially when the chemical mixture is as high as double the base labeled dosage - Someone gets sick. Very sick. At the very least I hope other DIY and American e Liquid suppliers learn from this. I wouldn't want to see a habit made out of this.

I think it would be a good idea for the USA juice suppliers to disclose where they get their nic from.