Brian

Well, after digging around for 5 minutes looking for my regular 510 charger, I finally remembered that I gave it away! LOL! If I recall correctly though, the 510 battery slid about 1/2" or so into the charger before threading, so I don't think the eGo would fit it. They may have changed the standard charger, or maybe you have a different brand. IDK - but glad yours are interchangeable.

Anyone used a pipette pump? I've been eyeballing it for a while. Seems like it would be a lot easier.

I believe Kitsune has used the McCormick's. They are less concentrated, so you'd probably need to use more flavoring in your mix.

Are you using a battery main (510 extension) to get the Riva battery to fit in the 510 charger? Charging the battery on the regular 510 charger is not an issue, but it's my understanding that the eGo battery will not fit without the extender (linked below). http://www.totallywicked-eliquid.com/products/tornado-e-ni-accessories/tornado-battery-mains-charger-adaptor-product.html

So, would you call this a fail? LOL!

So, if you like your new juice feeders, the eClipse looks like an elite juice feeder. Let me know how you like it. he he.

Nanna - you need to hear from nana on this one. Sounds you two are similar in more than name.

LOL! Never buy without a coupon code. Seriously, most vendor (not all, but most) have discount codes floating around. If you can't find one for a particular vendor, ask.

The first month or so went pretty smoothly for me (no cravings). When I first started vaping, I would still go out to the smoke shack at work to vape and being around cigarettes didn't bother me at all. It was after about two months when I started having cravings. I didn't have them often, but when they hit... oh man it was bad. Fortunately I was always able to vape heavily and get through it. There are some triggers also. I remember once I ate a piece of chocolate and all of a sudden I wanted a cig sooo bad... I could feel it through my whole body. Stress was always bad too - especially at work. Now, I can't even remember the last time I had a craving, but I'm sure it's been a few months.

I'm getting 4-6 weeks on my attys. Some just stop working, and some just don't work that great. They all go into a glass and maybe someday I'll try cleaning them to see if any are usable. Or not. I'm to lazy for all this atty cleaning stuff. LOL! Back when I was vaping at 6V I was only getting about 2 weeks from my attys, and had a few that popped on the first hit.

If you're hearing a sizzle, that's a good sign. I would check the package like Chris said just to make sure they are prefilled. If they are, try another one to see if it does the same thing. Unlike a cigarette, you want to take a longer slow drag from your ecig. This is a concept I had issues with when I started, but you want to take a gentle draw, don't pull on it like you would with a regular cig.

I know in my first year I spent much more on vaping than I would have on smoking. However, I've also accumulated enough stuff to last me for years. I could probably to 3 years without buying anything if I had to.

I've had a few attomizers that just stink right from the get go (very hard to draw through - like it's plugged up). Have you tried another attomizer on it? I'd try another 510 atty to see if it's just a bad attomizer. If other attys work fine, I would contact the supplier. You can try to blow it out, but not sure if that'll help (never did for me). Remove the atty, hold a paper towel over the battery end and blow through the open end. Worth a try. @Sharon - the Joye eGo and the TW Tornado are both made by Joyetech and are the same thing.

I can always tell a difference when I put on a new atty. Like everyone said, try a new atty and if you still need more, get some LR attys to try.

Glad it's working out for you!

Don't know if this will help, but Christopher posted this a while back. Worth a try.

Welcome to Vapor Talk! 1ml is approx. 25-30 drops. I smoked 1 1/2 packs a day and now I'm using 15-20ml per week. However, it's different for everyone. Be sure to have plenty on had and eventually you'll get an idea of how much you use in week. While it's suppose to be safe to leave the battery on charge, I don't recommend it. There have been a few reported incidents of batteries melting and/or catching fire. To me, it's just not work the risk of leaving it to charge over night. Many do it without any problems, but it only takes one faulty battery or charger and it could be tragic.

The only difference is the type of attomizer that comes with the kit. The Tank attomizer is the newest thing with vaping... With the tank attomizers, you use tanks that hold 1.2ml of eliquid. When the tank is inserted into the attomizer it get punctured and allows the eliquid to feed the attomizer. I haven't tried one yet, but so far the feedback has been positive. With either kit you can use regular 510 attomizers or the tank attomizers. So, no matter which one you choose at the start, you can buy either attomizer (and there are some other options also) for it. If you go with the eGo-T, you can use regular attys on it, or if you go with the standard eGo, you can use Tank attys on it if you want to try them sometime.

Looks like they are out of stock. VaporGalaxy has the eGo-T also (if you're looking for the tank kit). VaporGalaxy - use VTALK for 10% discount.

For me, cartos are only for when I can't drip - basically, when I'm driving (or fishing). When I'm driving I'm using my Provari, so at 5V they're not bad. I normally get about 30 drops in a carto. I drip into it until it starts to puddle on the top, put the cover back on and shake it down like an old thermometer. Add more drops, repeat as needed. As Jolly said, you may want to get some LR cartos (either the 1.8ohm or 2.0 ohm).

I was looking into that and found this: http://www.avidvaper.com/products/510-modders-connector.html I'll probably order a few of these today. I've seen a pic of it on the BSB with the tank. Also, for those using LR306 attys on the eGo, this will let you use it with the cone.

Welcome to Vapor Talk! Cignot is a good supplier with an excellent reputation and great customer service - I've ordered from them a few times. If I recall correctly, a cart will hold about 10-12 drops of eliquid. Typically, that won't last very long, but if you're a lighter smoker (during the week) you may be quite happy with it. You may want to get some cartomizers. That's one piece attomizer that will hold about 30 drops. I would say that would last you a fairly long time and would be ideal for what you're describing.

Another vote for the eGo. Welcome to Vapor Talk!

If I recall correctly, some have said that blowing vapor directly into the alarm will set it off. So, just don't blow it into the alarm. Also, when you take a drag, hold the vapor in for a few extra second before you exhale. This will greatly reduce the amount of vapor you blow out. I vaped on the last flight I was on, but I vaped in my seat - didn't go to the bathroom. After each drag I'd just hold my breath for a few seconds and release the vapor slowly. Turn on the overhead vent so it's flowing on you.

Regular 510 drips tips fit the KR808 cartomizers. What juliery is talking about is having a custom MOD made by Jolly (a member on this forum). It's not an attachment for your battery, but a whole new ecig.