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Thanks guys, the T3 and the IKVision both look good. I think I'll get a couple different kinds and let him figure out which one he likes best.

I'm putting together a starter kit for a friend of mine. I'm giving him an Infinity Pro, and I'd like to give him clearomizers to start off with, since they're so easy to use. But I don't use clearos myself so I don't know which to get. Can anyone recommend one that works well, and looks good on...

You can safely increase the voltage. With that resistance and wire gauge you should be good up to 5 volts, although it might not taste good that high. But, if the coil suddenly develops a short, it could pop no matter what the voltage is. If it starts to taste hot and burnt and doesn't put out...

Yes that's totally overkill. There is no need to go to such lengths. Personally I use a Bic lighter to oxidize my wicks and it works fine. I torch the rolled mesh once for a few seconds, until it glows red. Then I wrap a coil and dry burn it a few times to burn out the shorts. I have zero...

Dry burn it a few times, see if that fixes it. If your PV is VV you should lower the voltage to the minimum to dry burn it. If you can't dry burn it away you will need to move that top loop, specifically the part of it where it changes from glowing red to not glowing. Then you will probably need...

How long is the CVI with the 18350 tube? It would be nice if you posted length/width/weight on your web page.

I have a regular non-A Robust. I don't recommend it, the batteries don't last long. I don't think it's a problem with the batteries themselves. They are rated at 650 mAh but I don't feel like I get anywhere near 650 mAh worth of vaping out of them. My other PV takes 700 mAh batteries and it...

I always leave the fill plug in and it wicks perfectly. I can chain vape without tilting. If you have to take the fill plug out, you are probably relying on gravity to feed your juice, not capillary action. I'm guessing you also have to tilt the device to get the wick wet. Try using a solid...

Make sure your air hole is aligned with your wick. Do you get more flavor if you tip it? If so you have a problem with your wick, try using #500 mesh with a solid wick, not a tube. Is the vapor hot? If the coil is working properly it shouldn't be. Hot vapor means either you have a short or part...

My Cobra's working great on my Provari. Those are some top quality tips by Yankeebobo. I have a couple to add: - If it keeps shorting, drain the tank and dry burn it. Start at a low voltage and work your way up to your operating voltage. Burn for a couple seconds and give it five seconds to...

Solder is specifically made to have a low melting point, you should not use it on a heating element. A mechanical connection like twisting wire is better anyway. Several decades ago wire wrapping was often used for high-reliability applications. For example the computers used in the Apollo moon...

I also recommend the AGA-T. All the suggestions here are great, but the AGA-T will look best on your Lavatube since the diameter matches. You should get #500 stainless steel mesh and 30 or 32 gauge Kanthal wire to go with it. If they send mesh and wire with it, it is usually crap, and quality...

How fine is the mesh? 325 and 400 don't wick all that well which is why people roll tubes with them. Try 500 and I bet it will work better.

I'm looking for a rebuildable atomizer tank that will look good on my Infinity Pro. All the ones I have look funny because there is a gap in the middle, as you can see in the photo below. How about the Steam Machine Gini? It has eGo threads but it works using just the 510 connector. So I know...

Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a shot!

I have an Infinity Pro and I'm looking for a rebuildable atomizer tank that looks good on it. All the ones I have look funny because they leave a "wasp waist", as you can see in the photo below. I saw the Steam Machine Gini has a recessed connection. Would it physically fit on my Infinity Pro...

I dropped my Provari Mini six feet onto concrete, into a puddle. The drip tip was banged up but everything still works. There's no visible damage, it's not even scratched. I'm glad I had a steel tank on there.

I use rebuildable atomizers so I build a lot of coils with different resistances. It seems like every coil, no matter what kind of wire or how much resistance, needs about the same current: 2.0 - 2.5A. You are stuck with that approximate current for the coil to operate at the right temperature...

My Provari Mini lasts 8-10 hours on an 18350. I vape 3 mL/day. It seems more efficient than other voltage regulated devices I've tried, I get more vape time per mAh on the Provari. Voltage conversion circuitry typically uses 5%-20% of the power, depending on the components used. I'm guessing it...

My VV Robust with AGA-S. It's not the most powerful or longest lasting setup but it's very portable.