{"id":2535,"date":"2011-06-15T17:36:06","date_gmt":"2011-06-15T21:36:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vapingguides.com\/blog\/?page_id=2535"},"modified":"2011-08-02T20:51:01","modified_gmt":"2011-08-03T00:51:01","slug":"the-lea-from-evcigarettesthe-little-tank-that-could","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/vapingguides.com\/blog\/breaking-news\/the-lea-from-evcigarettesthe-little-tank-that-could\/","title":{"rendered":"
The Lea from Evcigarettes:
The little tank that could<\/CENTER>"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Presenting<\/p>\n

A couple weeks ago, Celestino at Evcigarettes<\/a><\/strong> (one of Vaping Guides\u2019 newest advertisers) asked CyberWolf and me to review two of the models he carries. I was assigned the Lea<\/a><\/strong> from Innokin (distributed by Boge) and I approached the assignment with some trepidation, being underwhelmed by a video review I had seen of it. I shared my concerns with Celestino and he told me to go for it, come hell or high water.<\/p>\n

After about an hour\u2019s use (which I\u2019ll tell you about), I let out a big sigh of relief: This thing is pretty good; in fact it may be ideal<\/em> for many vapers!<\/p>\n

[NOTE: There are many great photos of the Lea on the Evcigarettes<\/a> and Innokin<\/a> websites, but I\u2019m greedy. I\u2019ve ripped from other sources also, acknowledging as I use them. I am especially indebted to Jackal3 of White Stag Vapor, who has posted some wonderful ones here on ECF<\/acronym>.]<\/p>\n

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What Is It?<\/h2>\n

The Lea is, in effect, a longer, more slender eGo-T with a smaller tank and some neat additional features.<\/p>\n

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In this short video review, Jen (mergryphon<\/a> on ECF<\/acronym>, GeekGirlVaper on YouTube) provides an effective introduction to this PV<\/acronym> (which she received from White Stag Vapor):<\/p>\n

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Highlights<\/strong><\/p>\n

Like the eGo-T, the Lea has a 650 mAh, passthrough-capable battery, with an ON\/OFF setting built into switch button (press three times).<\/p>\n

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It also has a clear, non-leaking, easy-to-fill tank (but with a soft cap, which I\u2019ll talk about later). The Lea tank is smaller than the eGo-T\u2019s type A tank (and therefore also type B), holding 15 drops of juice.<\/p>\n

\"Lea<\/div>\n

The Lea is 510-compatible, but not eGo-compatible, i.e., all 510 atomizers and cartomizers fit and work just fine on the battery<\/em>, but there is no cone threading for eGo-specific atomizers\/cartomizers. The Lea atomizer\u2019s<\/em> battery connection doesn\u2019t extend far enough to make contact with eGo-type batteries.<\/p>\n

\"Lea<\/div>\n
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[photos courtesy of VapeLite]<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Unique additional features include an LED surrounding the switch button displaying four possible colors (green<\/span><\/strong>, yellow<\/span><\/strong>, orange<\/span><\/strong>, red<\/span><\/strong>), which indicate charge remaining\u2026<\/p>\n

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\u2026and a pen-clip cover. With that cover on, the Lea looks like a handsome fountain pen.<\/p>\n

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Specs:<\/strong><\/p>\n