Battery Difference ---Newbie

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JB Goode

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Are you referring to an Ego-C Twist? (That has variable voltage) Where are you seeing the two batteries you refer to?

I've seen some ego batteries described as Ego C-----I've seen some ego batteries as Ego T. And I've also seen the ego Twist. I have 2 older Ego 650 mah batteries that I bought 2 years ago but I don't remember them being given the label C or T. I got them from Cignot. Major things have changed in those 2 yrs.
 

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They are all "ego" batteries. Ego is not a brand name, but a class of battery.

The "C" refers to "cartridge" used on top of the battery, so not really a difference in the battery itself. Usually means an atomizer/tank system, rather outdated by today's standards.

The "T" refers to a "tank" used on top of the battery, usually a clearomizer.

"Spinner" and "Twist" are models of variable voltage Ego batteries. Spinners made originally by Vision and Twists made originally by Joytech. These have also become generic model names as well.

If I'm incorrect on this point, please correct me.
 

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But (and correct me if I'm wrong Baditude) the C and T designations on the batteries don't mean that you can ONLY use that type of topper. Any ego class battery should be able to take just about any type of ego or 510 threaded topper.
I totally agree! :thumb:

The "T" or "C" designation refers more to the topper that comes on the battery kit than any difference in the battery itself. The battery can accept any Ego or 510-threaded juice attachment.
 
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They are all "ego" batteries. Ego is not a brand name, but a class of battery.

The "C" refers to "cartridge" used on top of the battery, so not really a difference in the battery itself. Usually means an atomizer/tank system, rather outdated by today's standards.

The "T" refers to a "tank" used on top of the battery, usually a clearomizer.

"Spinner" and "Twist" are models of variable voltage Ego batteries. Spinners made originally by Vision and Twists made originally by Joytech. These have also become generic model names as well.

If I'm incorrect on this point, please correct me.

The only thing I would add is Ego-C is a replaceable atomizer without having to replace the whole inside of the Ego tank system....I only know this because it was my first kit.
 
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