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I normally suggest avoiding mini-cig types of e-cigs. They all have limitations imposed by the small battery and no manufacturer can get around the laws of physics...
I thought the same thing when I used the metal tank on my Vivi Nova. But you get over it pretty quick. You can tell if the juice gets low enough to worry about. With some practice, you can gauge it by time and, in any event, it's not a big deal to pop the top off now and then to take a peek...
The original Labatube/Vtube doesn't allow for resistance checking. The versions by other manufacturers have that function, but have eliminated the voltage locking feature.
You can, however, check the battery's loaded voltage. Press the power button until you see the remaining voltage. Press...
Someone brought up burn holes. No kidding!! Burns in carpets. Holes in furniture, car seats, car carpets and clothes. I have at least $500 or more worth of clothes that were bought for no other reason than to replace the identical piece of clothing with a burn hole from a cigarette. And, l...
You should fill the carto first. I guess you could do it while it's in the tank, but it's easier if it's not. The main thing is to make sure to fill it thoroughly.
Suggestions on the Twist or Apollo? Get the Vtube if the 30% discount code is still in effect. It's no contest, especially...
I second the Vivi Nova V2 or V2.5. (I prefer the shorter V2 wicks).
They don't leak. Ever! They're unbelievably leak free. They don't flood, no gurgling and they'll hold about 3-3.5ml.
You don't have to fill or punch cartos and to fill them you just unscrew the cap and dump the juice in.
To...
Are you using a juice calculator or just adding VG and/or water? With a juice caluclator, you can mix different strengths of nicotine, quantities of VG, water or PGA and figure out what you're doing to your nic and flavor level. It's better than trial and error.
No. There aren't any Provari deals. Unless you get one on the classifieds (don't hold your breath) there's only one place to get a Provari and they don't have sales, AFAIK.
You aren't going to get a better VV for $50 shipped than a Vtube. The rest of your $100 budget will be spent on cartos...
You can rinse the clearomizer out with hot water. You probably should have done that first anyway. Clearomizers often contain some primer fluids or other oils left over from manufacturing.
If you are using the standard dual coil carto with the DCT tank, you can expect to get poor results...
If you have one of the polycarbonate Lil Momma tanks, I'd suggest not risking it. It doesn't take much citrus to crack them, especially if it's in there for a long time. I've had pineapple juice fog and crack a tank, but it took about 24 hours.
Fortunately, you can buy replacement tanks so...
Sorry to inform you but, with all due respect, you're not running a 1.5ohm DCC at 4.5-5.5 volts with an original LRider LT.
Your LT is reducing your voltage to 3.7V in order to remain below the current limit of 2.5 amps.
It isn't informing you that it's doing it, but regardless of what voltage...
Honestly, 2 weeks for a replacement isn't exactly stellar C.S., unless you delayed in returning it. A lot of other vendors won't make you wait for them to receive a faulty unit before they send a replacement. With the prices volcano charges, they can afford to be quicker. If they want to...
They usually do come with 70-80% charge. Lithium batteries don't store well at a lower, or higher, charge and the batts you get weren't made yesterday. Your vendor woldn't want to have 100% charged batteries on the shelf very long and if they charged them for you they'd have to wait for you to...
There's far too many happy kGo vaping newbs around here for the fault to lie with the battery. Unless it's defective, I'd estimate the odds of the kGo being the culprit at less than zero.
If it's putting out the voltage it's supposed to, no other fixed voltage 3.7V PV on the planet, regardless...
If you buy the newest, greatest PV every month AND $1/ml gourmet juices AND go through cartos in a couple days AND smoked less than a pack or two a day, you might never catch up unless you count medical expenses.
If you settle on a couple good devices, especially ones with replaceable...
I think what works best depends on the device, the juice and personal preference. It's really hard to say. In the vivi nova I'm preferring the short wicks, but I don't know how they would act in a smaller, carto-sized, device or with very thick liquid (altho I'm using 70%VG with them with good...
Under 4.2 volts? Forget dual coils.
Thinner juice & warmer vape for given resistance = Top coil.
Thicker juice & little cooler vape = Bottom coil.
Top coils may be less prone to leaks, IME.
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