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Alcohol is a better solvent for the juice than water or It seems to be but I still wash it with water after.
went ahead and followed your instructions, along with klynn and the video she posted...just filled up the tank all the way. Gonna take a few hours to vape it down to the level where I was having the original problem..
will post back..THANKS A BUNCH YOU TWO! Very informative. I didnt even know this tank was a atomizer hahahah. Shows how new I really am.
wanted to add I'm vaping at 4 volts and it tastes great!...like I said, will return with results when tank liquid level drops to the level I was having problems at
If the heads are not too gunked up a hot water bath is sufficient.
Otherwise I will soak in vodka or everclear, followed by a hot water bath.
I just heat a small glass of water in a microwave for about a minute (not boiling).
I usually remove the o-ring from the bottom of the head first, so it's not damaged.
Here is a good video if you want to try rebuilding the heads.
A PBusardo Tutorial - Vivi Nova Cleaning & Rebuilding - YouTube
Otherwise I will soak in vodka or everclear, followed by a hot water bath.
I just heat a small glass of water in a microwave for about a minute (not boiling).
I usually remove the o-ring from the bottom of the head first, so it's not damaged.
Here is a good video if you want to try rebuilding the heads.
A PBusardo Tutorial - Vivi Nova Cleaning & Rebuilding - YouTube
I just periodically turn mine horizontal and roll it between my fingers.
Just keep the wick wet and it should work fine.
Just keep the wick wet and it should work fine.
will keep you posted...any other tanks you prefer that I should look into that work well vaping between 4-5v?
If you look around you will find more than just a few juices with alcohol listed as one of the ingredients.
Think about this; if e-liquid is water and alcohol soluble, doesn't make sense that water and alcohol are both e-liquid soluble?
Also the main reason for using alcohol to clean is because it will evaporate 4 times faster than water.
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Why insist on vaping between 4-5 volts when something works better at a lower voltage?
Think about this; if e-liquid is water and alcohol soluble, doesn't make sense that water and alcohol are both e-liquid soluble?
Also the main reason for using alcohol to clean is because it will evaporate 4 times faster than water.
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Why insist on vaping between 4-5 volts when something works better at a lower voltage?
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It's not a matter of it not working right, it's just standard operating procedure when using a ce2 style device, gravity just is'nt gonna let the juice climb the wick fast enough. Still much better than poly filled cartos imo. The only problem I have is when I'm using something else that does'nt need tipping, but I still do it out of force of habit.
Yeah, It does'nt make sense to turn the voltage up if it works just fine at a lower setting, that's what vv is for, to find where it does work at.
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I'm not to familiar with all of this stuff. I thought people bought these vv devices so they could vape at higher volts. But I do understand what you mean now.
You're partially correct. We use VV devices so we can turn the voltage up if we need to, but we also have them so that we can turn the voltage down if we need to. The idea is simply having the ability to adjust the voltage to the needs of whatever atty/carto we happen to be using.
It's possible that I might grab that fire breathing LR i06 this evening. That thing would make smoke come out your ears at 5v, but it's a pretty nice vape at 3.5-3.7v. Kinda nice that I can adjust my PV to it's needs.
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The equip is great but just because it says it goes to 6.0v doesn't mean you have to use it. Maybe in the early days the with carts that worked. Today it's a bit diff. New advances are coming by the day not mos.
This is all valuable information to me and I look forward to learning much more through this community.
Is there a chart for what ohm carto's to use for each voltage?
Is there a chart for what ohm carto's to use for each voltage?
My vivi doesn't like high heat either.
ETA: Chart - http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/topi...pairing-atomizer-resistance-to-battery-volts/
ETAA: The chart is a guideline, your mileage may vary.
ETA: Chart - http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/topi...pairing-atomizer-resistance-to-battery-volts/
ETAA: The chart is a guideline, your mileage may vary.
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It's not necssarily just to vape at higher volts, it's so you have the ability to make it be the best it can be at any given time with what ever juice and atty your using.
If your juice is burning your either not getting enough juice to the atty, so tip it, or your voltage is to high, so lower it. If you have some other reason you want to turn up the voltage you can do that, but why if it's gonna taste burnt.LOL The next option is to raise your atty ohms, then you can turn it up a bit, but you'll still have to tip it, maybe even more.
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