Tutorial: Stainless Steel Mesh Wick on a ViviNova

Ended up just taking the old coil out and rolling the mesh small enough to just slide into the coils in a new head.. so i basically just slid the silica wick out.. and slid a ss mesh wick in its place.. no rolling required..


Steps to do it:

1. Take the bottom off the vivi-nova and slide out the 510 connection post and bottom.

2. Get a new head and using your fingernails just pull the pin out of the bottom.. You will notice one part of the coil is outside the
plastic rubber sleeve (the ground id assume) and the other part of the coil is on the inside of the sleeve (Positive, this part of the coil actually is pressed up against the bottom pin completing the circuit.

3. Remove the grey rubber sleeve.

4. lift the coil out gently grasping the wicks gently

5 slide the silica wick out of the coils (there is next to zero resistance they will slide out pretty easily.

6. Roll a VERY VERY VERY thin stainless steel mesh and oxodize it. (there are TONS of videos to learn how to do this
on youtube)

7 Slide the new mesh wick in between the factory rolled perfect coils.

8. This is optional but it helped me... unroll one wrap from each end to give you some extra to feed out the bottom. Doing
this did drop the ohms on the coil from the factory 2.6 down to 2.1 but no biggie for me..

9 Feed the left and right wires down the middle of the head.

10. Re-insert the rubber sleeve leaving one of the wires on the outside and one of the wires on the inside of the sleeve

11 push the metal center Pin back in place, and trim the wire as needed to neaten it up

12. Test fit the length of the mesh wick and trim as necessary

13 Check your ohms.. and vape away.

Flavor for me was FANTASTIC.. Just like my z-atty pro..

Be careful the first time I tried this the wick was a bit to wide and the wicking was cut off by the VERY small gap for the mesh to go through on the walls of the head.. Other then that.. was a VERY simple thing to do.
​!!NO MORE BUYING VIVI HEADS FOR ME!!

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