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What resistance

  • 27-09-2012 2:41pm
    #1
    dragona
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    I would like to buy a cartomiser tank and when it comes to buying the cartos can someone advise me? Standard resistance or low resistance? I have absolutely no idea! I am using an ego type battery.

    Also can anyone recommend a tank that isn't too huge, have seen some monster ones, but I'd like something a little more ladylike:D


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  • #2
    Elbow
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    What kind of battery are you using?


  • #3
    dragona
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    Elbow wrote: »
    What kind of battery are you using?

    An ego type battery - Battery 900 mAh
    Battery voltage 3.4V - that is all I know!


  • #4
    Elbow
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    Ok, your better off with low resistance carto's in that case.

    Tank - Link
    Carto's - Link (2.0 ohm & standard)

    You'll need something to punch the carto's with then, this can either be done with a hammer & nail or with a carto puncher (Link) there are cheaper options than this though


  • #5
    dragona
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    Thanks for the links, will check it out!


  • #6
    stevenmu
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    Note that some tanks are designed to work with Smok cartos which are longer than the Boge cartos, so they would be too big for the Boge cartos above. So when getting a tank you'll just need to check that it's the right size for the cartos.


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  • #7
    grindle
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    She just needs to select the XL size.


  • #8
    tommy2bad
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    grindle wrote: »
    She just needs to select the XL size.

    Yeah, get xl or xxl boge lr cartos in stainless and they will work in any tank. I use a small DCC tank with xl boges and have one cut down to fit the reg cartos.
    Works fine, I just sliced a bit off one end of the tube with a small hacksaw and filled it flat and smooth.


  • #9
    dragona
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    Now I'm starting to get confused......;)


  • #10
    grindle
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    Low resistance Boges, XL size, stainless steel version, 3ml (slim) tank, carto punch.

    Done.


  • #11
    tommy2bad
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    dragona wrote: »
    Now I'm starting to get confused......;)

    HeHe, thats what happens, With what grindle said and elbows links youll be fine.


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  • #12
    Elbow
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    The tank I linked to is the small one(16mm) and is designed to be seamless with ego batteries, it takes standard size carto's,

    The rest of the kir fanis tanks are bigger at 20mm and afaik all take xl cartos


  • #13
    dragona
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    Thanks - I am no longer confused! Elbows links are just fine, what I'm looking for, nothing too big.
    Will go for that.;)


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