yes they will work with vg but its always best to use a little distilled water to thin it down if its way to thick.
Introducing the GotVapes VISION DEUX LED - Pulsing Flashes of LIGHT Batman!
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I know you asked Badkolo but I will interupt
you can clean and dry burn until the coil is clean again and they are good as new (5 second bursts for the dry burn until the stuff on it turns grey) I got 3 weeks out of my first one before the wicks wore out and broke off. The coil was still going strong. Second is still going strong with no sign of wear on the wicks after about 2 weeks. I am a heavy vapor so that is about 3-4 fills a day. That is the fluxo's, I have not tried the visions.
....and beware of touching any coil with anything metal while attached to a battery ....it will short out !! been there... done that ...
I have killed many a coil picking on them while cleaning, BAD HABIT !!
Just dry burn till gunk turns grey, then rinse & reuse . no picking necessary !!!
& I use 100% VG in these just fine ....
I have killed many a coil picking on them while cleaning, BAD HABIT !!
Just dry burn till gunk turns grey, then rinse & reuse . no picking necessary !!!
& I use 100% VG in these just fine ....
Almost every day! I find un-thinned 100% VG to work great in the CDE-2s, the Vision, the T2P and the new 'GotVapes' branded version of the Sapphire. Some people don't seem to agree (which I find confusing) but I can back to back with pleasure using 100% VG on all the mentioned devices
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i found with my ce2 i put led in that if you are switching the ce2 (or vision) from one mod to another or take it on and off a bunch the pressure put on the center connector can cause the led solder to break and make a bad connection. if the led is soldered in a certain way it prevents the center connector from being able to move a little - normally it can move a little and does when you screw it down tight on a battery. i have started leaving longer 'legs' on my led and bend them so that if the center part moves at all it flexes the legs on the led a bit instead of being rock solid.
not had an led vision so i not know how its wired but perhaps this info will help somebody lol
not had an led vision so i not know how its wired but perhaps this info will help somebody lol
Just got my Vision LED set up today, and let me tell ya: it friggin' ROCKS!!!! I'm using the Vision LED on a nice new VV eGo kit (also from GotVapes) at full power, and I'm in heaven.
Normally I use the 2.4-2.6 ohm clearo's, and here's the differences I've noticed:
- MUCH better flavor...even at 4.2V.
- About half the throat hit of the lower ohm clearo's , even at 4.2V. The same juice that kicks like a mule on 2.4-2.6's just doesn't have that dropkick to the throat that I like when used in the Visions. Would *really* like to see GV get these down to 2.6-2.8, would be a great mid-point for people who use standard devices up to 5V, etc.
- No juice-mouth, and no dry hits! If there's only one qualm to be ha about the nice new indestructible clearo's, it's that no matter what I juice them with, they give dry hits very often. Not a huge deal: a couple gentle squeezes of the tube and I'm back in business, but that nasty burnt taste gets old quick. With the Visions, I've been vaping my brains out since it got here and haven't had the first dry hit yet. I can honestly say that the only thing stopping these from being perfect is the ohm range needing to be a bit lower, or not having the option of purchasing a lower ohm unit. Ah, almost forgot to mention: the juice I've been using is GoodProphets' all-VG china stuff. I know some people worry about VG-heavy juice not wicking right...but the Vision doesn't seem to suffer.
...oh, and that LED in the tank is FRIGGIN' AWESOME!!! Especially on the VV eGo: it looks like a raver's party favor when I hit the button, all the lights and such. Very solid product, GotVapes. I'll be coming back for more.
Normally I use the 2.4-2.6 ohm clearo's, and here's the differences I've noticed:
- MUCH better flavor...even at 4.2V.
- About half the throat hit of the lower ohm clearo's , even at 4.2V. The same juice that kicks like a mule on 2.4-2.6's just doesn't have that dropkick to the throat that I like when used in the Visions. Would *really* like to see GV get these down to 2.6-2.8, would be a great mid-point for people who use standard devices up to 5V, etc.
- No juice-mouth, and no dry hits! If there's only one qualm to be ha about the nice new indestructible clearo's, it's that no matter what I juice them with, they give dry hits very often. Not a huge deal: a couple gentle squeezes of the tube and I'm back in business, but that nasty burnt taste gets old quick. With the Visions, I've been vaping my brains out since it got here and haven't had the first dry hit yet. I can honestly say that the only thing stopping these from being perfect is the ohm range needing to be a bit lower, or not having the option of purchasing a lower ohm unit. Ah, almost forgot to mention: the juice I've been using is GoodProphets' all-VG china stuff. I know some people worry about VG-heavy juice not wicking right...but the Vision doesn't seem to suffer.
...oh, and that LED in the tank is FRIGGIN' AWESOME!!! Especially on the VV eGo: it looks like a raver's party favor when I hit the button, all the lights and such. Very solid product, GotVapes. I'll be coming back for more.
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These LED's are not soldered in at all, they are actually loosely (but not actually loose) in.
The one terminal is wrapped around the air tube (positive) and the other is bent around the bottom lip between the tube (negative).
I took it apart today and put a different LED. No solder at all just wrapped the terminals in so they were snug and lights up again..... just not as good as the original as this LED is a little big
The one terminal is wrapped around the air tube (positive) and the other is bent around the bottom lip between the tube (negative).
I took it apart today and put a different LED. No solder at all just wrapped the terminals in so they were snug and lights up again..... just not as good as the original as this LED is a little big
Dunno if this has already been asked, but I don't feel like reading through the pages...
Will the mini 2.0ml version also have an LED option?
Will the mini 2.0ml version also have an LED option?
oh ok ty. the first several led i put in maximizers i did just that. square led with the neg prongs bent against the base and the positive leads wrapped around the post. but it would occusaionly quit and i would have to poke at it with a screwdriver or something to get it to light up again
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