Question about blank 510 cartomizers

[thevyrus]

I am a complete newcomer to vaping and i have purchased a smok tech eGo 900mah starter kit from easyvapors.com (says it can accommodate 510 cartomizers) and i purchased a Logic starter kit (300mah battery) from a smoke shop near my house. My question is, can i get the boge 510 XL blank cartomizers, at 2 Ohm's resistance, and use them in both batteries? Or do i have to get the regular 510 at 3 ohms resistance for the Logic battery and the XL at 2 ohms for the eGo? I ask this because i read that the lower resistance (<2 ohms) cannot be used in my Logic Black Label battery. I would just prefer the 2ohm XL cartomizers for the thick vapor and be able to use them in both the eGo and Logic. sorry if this is all confusing, i am confused myself. I didnt know there was a whole vaping community out there! Thanks for your help.

 

[darkhood]

no idea about the logic but i'd throw the 2ohms on there and see if it works...my guess is it will. 3ohms is really for high voltage vaping anyway.

 

[darkhood]

3 ohms = 5.6 to 6.4 volts ideal so...get the 2ohms

 

[darkhood]

ur batts are most likely 3.7 volts btw

 

[darkhood]

= 2ohms cartos

 

[KraKsX]

You should be fine with 2oHm on logic and of course it works on ego

 

[thevyrus]

also what is the difference between cartos with and without "XL" designation? do they have the same threading? i am under the understanding that it's just the capacity of liquid it can hold is more. Thanks

 

[thevyrus]

Wow, thanks so much for the replys! so quick, this is awesome for a newcomer like me to get such rapid feedback. I am going ahead and placing the order for the boge XL 510 cartos then. Darkhood, the ego is 3.7 Volts as you said, i could only find the mah on the Logic which is 300. Thanks kraksx, only thing that worried me was that easy vapors wrote this about their 1.7 oHm blank XL cartos "designed to fit a standard 510 threaded device that has a minimum of 500mAh, and are not recommended for the slim, stick or cigarette type batteries." that was why i am hesitant. but if you both say it should be fine, i'll go ahead with it. I ordered a ton of pre-filled cartos from easy vapors, but i just saw this Copper Creek House blend e-juice and i gotta get that, so i need the blank cartos now

 

[crxess]

One thing to remember(I like Boge also) thicker juices cause a much tighter draw and are not as enjoyable. Watch your pg/vg selections

 

[darkhood]

also what is the difference between cartos with and without "XL" designation? do they have the same threading? i am under the understanding that it's just the capacity of liquid it can hold is more. Thanks

same threads, bigger capacity, yep

 

[thevyrus]

Thanks darkhood. Crxess, i ordered a 40/60 of the House Blend from Cooper Creek and a 60/40 of their Apple Cider e-juice. I looked on the forums and the general point i got was that PG contributes to the flavor and throat hit and the VG is more about the vapor. i hope the blends/ratios i got will be to my liking.

 

[Baditude]

3 ohms = 5.6 to 6.4 volts ideal so...get the 2ohms

What are your references for this? 3.0 ohm cartos are designed for 3.7 to 5.0 volts. 2.0 ohm (3.0 to 4.0 ohm) will like-wise work.

http://imgur.com/r/electronic_cigarette/Ohn8o

 

[darkhood]

i have no references lol that's the way i learned how to do it - double the ohms to get the right voltage and add or subtract .4 on either side to get the range...works very well for me...in my experience it's a pretty accurate way to do it, a 3ohm atty on a 3.7 volt device will = almost no vapor which is why all these LR atties came out - 1.8ohms for a 3.7 volt device is perfect.