I Need A Hot Vapor...... Suggestions Anyone

[Laughingcat]

Been analog free for four days now and am loving vaping.

Smoked for 35 plus years and never believed it would be this easy to quit.

But, I miss the heat of my analogs. Curious to know which clearomizer would deliver the hottest vapor to satisfy my habit, and is rebuildable.

Ideally I want a glass setup so that I don't have to worry about melting or cracks as I try new flavors. Thinking that a dual coil would be the best but don't want to spend any more than I have already. Detest the EVOD.... So cold with little vapor. Enjoying the top coil disposable clearomizers that I got with my KGO kit and want to better the heat I get from them.

Suggestions anyone?

Enjoy!

 

[Kellycat]

I know you said you don't care for the Evods, but I'm curious what the ohm reading of the heads you were using with them was..just popped a 1.8-2.0ohm coil from a Protank into a spare Evod and the heat was surprising, to say the least. That's running on a plain old eGo-style battery too, haven't even tested it on a VV/VW device.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Top coils purportedly give more heat, something along the lines of the iClear 16/30 or a Vivi Nova, perhaps. Matching battery voltage to resistance also has a lot to do with the heat you generate and experience.

 

[Drhookerman]

The hottest vape I ever gotten was from a RBA. You can try running a Kanger protank but that is still pretty cool vape.

 

[Laughingcat]

No idea Kellycat.... They were what was suggested to me by my local B&M vape shop.

 

[Laughingcat]

RBA? sorry I don't know this acronym.

 

[wingman399]

I found the iclear 30 to have a heck of a hot bite. I little too warm for my liking. I tend to like the inbetweens. Not too hot, not too cool.

 

[VANA]

I'd run a 2.8 ohm vivi Nivo 2.5 on 4.4-4.6 volts you can pick up a vivi nova for 13 bucks Vision Vivi Nova Tank Clearomizer, V2.5 Kit - Smoke

Extremely fast fishing and cheap name brand coils.

 

[Laughingcat]

Top coils purportedly give more heat, something along the lines of the iClear 16/30 or a Vivi Nova, perhaps. Matching battery voltage to resistance also has a lot to do with the heat you generate and experience.

Would it be worth my while to get a VV battery? And is there a "Glass" dual coil?

 

[superfobsonny]

Agree w/ Kelly and Bill; top coil w/ appropriately low resistance will likely get you the heat you are looking for.

 

[superfobsonny]

Would it be worth my while to get a VV battery? And is there a "Glass" dual coil?

VV would certainly be worthwhile if you are looking for a nice heated vapor.

RBA: rebuildable atomizer; DIY w/ custom wicks and coils for customized resistance.

 

[jp_cfc09]

the iclear16/30 or quite hot vapes but they are plastic and not glass. youll want the duel coil ce5 if you go for the iclear16 and its what im useing at the mintue and find the vapour is quiet warm and produces a good amount too.

 

[Drhookerman]

RBA? sorry I don't know this acronym.

It stands for Rebuildable Atomizer.

 

[Laughingcat]

the iclear16/30 or quite hot vapes but they are plastic and not glass. youll want the duel coil ce5 if you go for the iclear16 and its what im useing at the mintue and find the vapour is quiet warm and produces a good amount too.

Are the CE5's glass?

 

[pinkcloud]

Top coil provide the warmest vape...but you have to perfect the "twirl" (moving the PV from side to site to keep liquid near the top of the clearo) to keep the wicks wet. I love my Kanger ProTank but it's bottom coil and not what you would call a warm vape.

 

[DoogieTony]

For a rebuildable clearomizer I'd suggest a vision vivi nova. They resist most juices, I never had a problem but if you want to be safe they sell metal tubes for the vivi.
They are also very easy to rebuild and a good starting place to learn how to do so.

The warmest vape I've had was from a RDA (rebuildable dripping atomizer) with a low resistance (1.3 ohm) or micro coil.

Either way you go it is a must to have a device to check resistance and for shorts (i.e. multimeter, ohm checker, or Apv with resistance check/short protection) and know how to use it

 

[SirSteve]

Kanger T2 is the warmest clearo I have, however it is plastic and a little hard to find. The Vision Viva Nova is pretty warm also. Vision has a new glass Viva Nova, Vision Vivi Nova & Cartos, you can also get a solid metal tank.

Both of the above have changeable heads, you buy them and just unscrew the old head and screw on the new one. Viva Nova also lends itself to rebuilding the coils if you ever decide to go that route.

 

[patnmel458]

Smoktech 3.5ml viva nova is pyrex but not sure if I would call it a warm vape.

 

[jp_cfc09]

Are the CE5's glass?

as stated no sorry, ce5 just means its the duel coil rebuildable one. ce4 is the throw away single coil iclear16. dont know of any glass clearomizers that give warm vapes, all the top coil ones I knoe seem to be plastic. any reason your set on glass?

all the glass ones seem to be bottom coil which makes for a cool vape.

 

[Grimwald]

I also like a warmer even hot vape. I use the Kanger T2...but it's not glass. For a smaller out and about clearo I use a T4. I've tried several other top coil types, and I just find these to be the easiest, most foolproof, warmest, easy drawing (but not airy) clearos. In other words, they best suit my needs.