Any glass tanks for Viva Nova?

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Thanks Baditude. Can imagine putting a thread on Pyrex is just about impossible, but was hoping an adapter for the thread to a normal glass tank was available somewhere. Ah well, maybe time to try an RBA :)

Or, you could look into getting the new Kanger Pro tank. The simplicity of swappable heads along with a glass tank. Not going to be much more than a ViVi Nova once the "new-tank" prices settle down. Only real drawback (possibly) is it doesn't take drip tips.
 

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Or, you could look into getting the new Kanger Pro tank. The simplicity of swappable heads along with a glass tank. Not going to be much more than a ViVi Nova once the "new-tank" prices settle down. Only real drawback (possibly) is it doesn't take drip tips.
Agree, and its a beautiful tank. Will definately be getting a few once available!

have you tried the aluminum? I don't like them because you can't see through them but it's better than having a plastic tank melt I guess
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Same here, I like to easily see how much juice I have left. Never had melting problems, this one cracked when my lab jumped on me last nite... sending my apv flying :ohmy:
 

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Received my spare plastic tank from madvapes (super fast shipping btw, ordered late Friday & was in my mailbox Monday morning!). My viva is the aClear clone, several vendor sites that sell aClear had replacements tanks with verbage saying it fits only aClear, not Viva Nova. Don't believe it! The viva nova tank I received fits my aClear perfectly, no leaks. Only difference is the markings stop at 250ml, and it says Viva instead of aClear Variable. Also like that I have a colored tank now, easier to figure out what juice I have loaded in different tanks.
 

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Don't get those with the intention that they will be safe to use with the volatile juice flavors. Although most of it is metal, the juice window is still polycarbonate, and that part will crack/melt when exposed.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...6-something-safe-cinnamon-citrus-flavors.html
 

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