rollerskate

Three months is how long MINE last before I have to start charging noticeably more often. There's a lot of variables that go into how long a battery lasts someone. I never said they completely died after three months, either. The only one that seems to be erroneous here is you for assuming everyone should be just like you. If you're such an expert on the matter, I shouldn't even be having to explain these concepts to you. Experiences vary. Just because someone has had a different experience doesn't make them wrong or stupid. Obviously though, this forum is full of narcissistic trolls that think anyone that doesn't have the same experience they do must be wrong... I'm done with this forum. I am so not interested in this drama from those that evidently have no lives to the point they take personal offense to anything that disrupts their trumped up ideas about their expertise. As I pointed out in my introduction here, I'm a laid back person and just came here looking for a place to chat, NOT to argue, swap insults, and have my experiences discounted just because they're not the same as some random strangers. Evidently having any kind of decent communication publicly on the internet left with the nineties never to return. Sorry this new member disrupted your bubble by trying to help some people. I didn't realize that you were the only ones allowed to have any opinions or advice. Maybe it should be posted in the FAQ here so others don't make the same mistake. Sheesh.

I meant that they're similar looking on the outside and that they both have caps that screw off for refills... Just one is on the bottom, the other on the top.... They're discussing full sized bottom feeding tanks and I'm guessing she find the way they look and act to be intimidating.... Please do not assume someone that is capable of naming specific system types is really that naive. If you don't understand just ask for clarification.

She might go for a bottom feeder clearomizer since it's very similar in look and function to a CE...

There's one I love even more than Dekang's version. Holy grail by vaporbeast.com. O.M.G.

They limit how high they'll go so people go through juice faster and thus buy more of it then they normally would if a higher nic was available. The only vendor I've seen do this were strictly in it for the profit and not very trust worthy.

I had the same taste in cigs you do minus the menthol. IMHO you can't go wrong with Dekang's tobacco flavors. They've got that gritty "dirt" taste that is missing from so many other tobacco flavored liquids. I think they have a pall mall flavor too, but if not, give the 555 and camel flavors a shot. You can pick them up for a little under $10/50ml on FastTech.com but mind you out may take up to a month to get your shipment at your doorstep. If you can't wait that long, I know Madvapes.com is an American vendor that prices their Dekang flavors pretty low, and I'm sure other forum members here know of other american vendors that don't overcharge for Dekang. Good luck!

Just some forewarning, the drip shield is NOT optional with that battery. If you get juice down in the connection and it gets inside the device, you can pretty well kiss your battery goodbye.

I got this today. I was very happy to unload about 120ml of eliquid off a fellow vaper's hands for $10, but she sweetened the deal by sending some little extras as well like a drip tip, extra bottles, and a lanyard.

Get a qtip with a bit of rubbing alcohol and wipe the threading and connections in both (powered off of course). Then either blow really hard inside them (no spit) or better blow then out with canned air. Using a tooth pick or paper clip, make sure the inside pin on the batteries connections is popped up by wiggling it using the pointy tool all around the sides. Try it again. You may need a new charger, but I've found a lot of issues can be resolved just by giving the connections a good cleaning and checking the pins (which are prone to getting stuck in the mashed down position).

Florida

Chai tea now....

Sorry I meant twist, LOL It's STAM.

Trying to find something on this on Google but I'm coming up empty handed....

The reason I'm noticing this is because I switch between two of the same battery. Every time I switch my tank to this one, there's a noticeable drop. Checked the center pin, all good there. Twisted the dial several times in case it was just sticking inside somewhere. I suspect it's at 3.2 because it vapes just like the battery is low (but it's not).

I have a brand new Ego spinner that seems like it's not operating at 4.8v like it should on full charge with the dial turned up. I suspect it's a dial issue as it won't change voltages either. Was wondering if anyone knows how to fix this themselves so I don't have to go through the hassle of vendor tech support/return?

555, dream tea, berry creamy, fruit stripe, mango, ry4 (note it tastes nothing like ry4, more like licorice and anise), razzle dazzle, zinger

MBV berry creamy and a banana nut bread flavor by an unknown vendor I bought off someone who was getting rid of all their higher nic juice cheap.

The Smoke Tech Aro v2 should give you a similar design without the hassle. The Kanger evod, also similar design, is less problematic as well, though mine tends to be fussy with fluid ratios.

Just so you know, you can pick up an Ego starter kit for around $15-$30 depending on what kind you get and where you get it from. Then when the initial starter tank (which is usually disposable) gives out you can get a reusable tank that uses disposable heads for usually around $6-$7. Then new heads will cost about $1.25-$2.00 each, or you can rebuild them yourself for pennies. One should last one to two weeks or more depending on usage. Then the Ego batteries last about three months, and new ones run as low as $10-$15. Just wanting to point out you can vape on the cheap without a large initial investment or settling for a cig alike. Plus cig alike devices don't end to help much as replacements for regular smoking or dipping... They're really intended to be used as trial devices or by people who are social/casual tobacco users. I have never seen a regular tobacco user be able to quit completely via using a cig alike, including yours truly.

Hi all. :-) I've been analogue free for a year and a half, vaping for two and a half years. I started out with a cig alike to try it out and quickly moved up to vv mods to assist with quitting. Now I've been on an Ego kick for about four months (I know, kind of backwards there from the standard progression LOL). I switched to Ego because I was tired of a lot of the issues that tend to come with using mods and wanted something cheaper and more portable without sacrificing a good, decent hit of vapor. I have also found I rather enjoy the simplicity.... While I love tinkering, sometimes I just want things to work without the effort and thought. I currently run a 1100mah Ego c spinner with a Aro (not to be confused with Aero) tank. I generally use Ego t without the vv because I really have no need or desire to dial down the voltage, but this had a good sale going. I'm quite tech and market savvy. Pretty laid back and not really into the trendy cloud chasing/modding scene, though. Too practical in my "old age", I suppose. Very loyal to the vaping community and its causes. That's all I can think of to tell for an intro. If you have questions, though, ask and I'll answer.