Burning Throat and Lungs
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The vivi nova is a top coil clearomizer. Sometimes, when the level of liquid in the tank is getting low, you get a dry hit. Thats probably the burnt taste & feeling that you're talking about. Just tip the tank and swirl it every once in a while to saturate the wicks. Other possibilities are that your voltage is set too high, or the coil on your vivi nova is just burnt out & needs to be changed.
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In addition to tipping and swirling, when I was using tanks like the vivi nova, I would also refill it when it got down to about 1/4 of the liquid left in the tank.
In addition to tipping and swirling, when I was using tanks like the vivi nova, I would also refill it when it got down to about 1/4 of the liquid left in the tank.
Resistance of the coil? I used to (and still do) vape on my Provari frequently at 3.4v if that's what it takes to get the taste I want. When I bought the Segelei Zmax V3 I started vaping at 6w. Sometimes, I'd get down to 5.5w.
Wicking can be an issue with any atomizer. With a top coil, the juice around the coil can gravitate back down the wicks when you set it down. There can also be restriction where the wicks enter the head and that limits the juice feed.
If it's a dry coil, try taking a few dry hits then press the fire button. Lay it on its side when you aren't vaping to let the wicks soak. Turn it from time to time to let the other wicks soak. Most Vivi Nova users are tank turners for that reason.
If all that doesn't work, you might want to try some bottom coil tanks. Kanger Protank or their T3, T3S, or Evod might just be what you are looking for. The coil sits at the bottom of the tank and feeds much more reliably.
Wicking can be an issue with any atomizer. With a top coil, the juice around the coil can gravitate back down the wicks when you set it down. There can also be restriction where the wicks enter the head and that limits the juice feed.
If it's a dry coil, try taking a few dry hits then press the fire button. Lay it on its side when you aren't vaping to let the wicks soak. Turn it from time to time to let the other wicks soak. Most Vivi Nova users are tank turners for that reason.
If all that doesn't work, you might want to try some bottom coil tanks. Kanger Protank or their T3, T3S, or Evod might just be what you are looking for. The coil sits at the bottom of the tank and feeds much more reliably.
Thank you for the advice. I just feel that something is wrong with the vivi nova in general because it sometimes has a metallic taste to it.
My advice would be don't use a Vivi Nova. Go with what doesn't bother you. Good luck & VAPE ON
Try giving the tank a good cleaning.... Sometimes nasty burnt residue will stick to the tank itself and cause a burnt taste and feeling when you inhale it. Maybe try boiling it to get off some stubborn residue that may be hiding from the naked eye. 
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