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FranzDages

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  1. No, I'd say your not wrong. The Ego-C is pretty easy to use. They all take a little getting used to, though.
  2. The tanks are re-usable. I guess you need to replace the cap on the tank occasionally, but I've been using the same tank for over a month on my Ego-T without a problem. I just got the Ego-C less than a week ago, so I can't comment on them much yet. However, I don't see why they shouldn't last as long as the Ego-T. I'm sure the tank itself will evenly develop cracks or something, but they are cheap. Probably want a few tanks if your going to be changing flavors a lot. Then you can have a tank for each various flavor.
  3. Yeah, I definitely recommend Indy Vapor Shop. It's nice to be able to walk in to a brick-and-mortar store and ask questions. I didn't notice that you were in Plainfield or I would have mentioned it. I was just in there today to pick up some juice.
  4. I started with a 510, and the main problem is that the batteries don't last long. Especially if your a heavy user. You would get 2-3 hours max out of a 510 with heavy use. The Ego lasts me all day without a recharge. As for the size of the ego, it's no worse than a large fountain pen. It's actually smaller than some fountain pens I've seen. I have no experience with the volt, so I can't comment on it.
  5. Try a good health food store. I just picked up 120mL (4 oz) of food grade VG at a health food store in Indianapolis for $11. I'm sure it can be purchased for less elsewhere, but it is at least a good source.
  6. Maybe I was just lucky. I switched to an Ego-T about a month and a half ago from an Innokin Lea. I liked the Lea but the tank just didn't hold near enough to get me through the day. I never had a leak issue with the tank. However, the Ego-T I got came with the silicone/rubber stoppers. I just got an Ego-C, because I realised that my Ego-T atomizers were on the outs. The Ego-C (from ovale) came with the hard plastic ends on the tanks, but they threw in a few silicone ones for replacement. I initially punctured one of the plastic ends, and it looked like it would easily leak. My advice to the OP would be to get some of the more flexible plugs for the Ego tanks. I used the same tank for over a month with refilling, turning, pulling in and out etc... without a leak.
  7. Personally, I'm using an ego-t. The only difference between the two ego-t types is the size of the tank. A lot of people here prefer carts, but I'm rather partial to the tank.
  8. I work in hospitals all over the country. I've amazingly only come across two vaper's, both in the same hospital and department in Urbana, IL. One of the reasons I started vaping is because most hospitals are going entirely smoke free now. I figured I'd run into more hospital employees who vape.
  9. I'm not sure where you are in Ohio, but if your on the western edge and want an actual brick-and-mortar store, there is a pretty good one in Indianapolis, IN. www.indyvaporstore.com I think, though it may be indyvaporsource.com
  10. I've been vaping on-and-off for a couple years now. I started with one of the Njoy 510's bought at a gas station. Went from there to an actual 510 manual, to a Innokin Lea, and finally a few days ago to an Ego-T. I had a lot of problems with juice leaking into the battery on the automatic ones. The Ego is about as big around as a large fountain pen, whereas the 510's are more the size of an actual cigarette. As for flavors, there is about anything out there you would want. I would recommend just trying a few out. Edit : as for battery life, I would probably go with a larger battery than the 510, or make sure you get a few 510 batteries. Nothing worse than to step out on break for a quick vape, only to find out that your battery is dead.
  11. I haven't tried the suppliers listed above. I have had good luck with E-Liquid Emporium, LLC (e-liquidemporium.com). Clay, the guy who runs it, has always done well by me.
  12. Analog actually came from electronics jargon. Analog devices (such as cassette tapes) and digital devices (such as CD's or MP3's). Maybe not the best examples between analog and digital, but it's the most common one coming to mind at the moment.
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