Tank - Vision Vivi Nova V3
Wick - Graham 44060 Cellucotton ($11.49 per 500ft (lifetime supply))
Type: Floating wick
Placement: Above coil
WHY
1) Pop out the wick - dry burn coil
2) Pop in new wick
3) proceed
PROS
With additional tanks there is virtually no interruption of your vaping sessions.
CONS
none.
At all day vaping, the average wick life is about 4-5 days before the taste starts to get too acrid. The procedure for replacing the wick is so quick and simple that I will sometimes replace the wick at the slightest hint of bad taste (real or imagined).
Coils can be dry burned until the "stems" become too gunked up for practical use. At which point the atty is rebuilt. That occurs about once every 2-3 weeks (per tank-depending on my rotation).
As I purchased new tanks (not anymore, I have enough now), first thing I would do was rip out the factory build and rebuild the atty to my specs.
If anything, I think the taste is better than when I was using the IN-Coil method.
And a lot less of a PITA.
I have to admit - sometimes I'll be vaping, and I'll rebuild an atty or two just for the hell of it. You know, "Idle hands do the work of the Devil" kinda stuff…
What kinds of methods do you use?
Wick - Graham 44060 Cellucotton ($11.49 per 500ft (lifetime supply))
Type: Floating wick
Placement: Above coil
WHY
1) Pop out the wick - dry burn coil
2) Pop in new wick
3) proceed
PROS
With additional tanks there is virtually no interruption of your vaping sessions.
CONS
none.
At all day vaping, the average wick life is about 4-5 days before the taste starts to get too acrid. The procedure for replacing the wick is so quick and simple that I will sometimes replace the wick at the slightest hint of bad taste (real or imagined).
Coils can be dry burned until the "stems" become too gunked up for practical use. At which point the atty is rebuilt. That occurs about once every 2-3 weeks (per tank-depending on my rotation).
As I purchased new tanks (not anymore, I have enough now), first thing I would do was rip out the factory build and rebuild the atty to my specs.
If anything, I think the taste is better than when I was using the IN-Coil method.
And a lot less of a PITA.
I have to admit - sometimes I'll be vaping, and I'll rebuild an atty or two just for the hell of it. You know, "Idle hands do the work of the Devil" kinda stuff…
What kinds of methods do you use?
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