Kgo VV battery and Clearomizer(Stardust) Help Question

[RobbieVap]

Why are the kgo battery posts made to move up and down if the case is theyre just going to need to be pulled up?
Because I was wondering why it wasn't working , and Skelley here told me to try pulling up the center pos at the top of the battery and it worked , so whats the point of them being able to move up and down ?
Somebody else mention filing the bottom of the vivi nova tank or something so the problem wouldn't happen? How would that help?
I was using the kgo vv for 3 weeks with the vivi tank and no problems at all

And also , is it possible to change the ato/wick on a clearomizer or I'd need a rebuildable one? Or should I just clean it?

And also , if the tank is the issue pushing down the post and i file it down , how would i know If I over file , Wouldn't that just make it useless?

Thanks , -rob

 

[wolfstone5]

I think that there are so many variations on the 510 connectors of the various cartomizers and tanks that they simply won't all pair up. KGO probably intended their VV battery to be used with their products. I can't tell you how many times I've had to adjust the center post of several different pv's to work with a new clearomizer, tank, etc. It's just one of those quirky things that you have to deal with on inexpensive devices. The post floats in a silicon ring and has a small amount of movement in an attempt to compensate for these variations. I just got a Vision eGo Spinner and a matching Vision eGo Clearo and they would not work together! The Clearo wouldn't work on my kGo eGo vv either. It fired but there was absolutely no draw. I might as well have been sucking on a pen! It worked just fine on an old crappy eGo that I had lying around. Anyway...I would go filing anything unless you can afford to trash it. There are plenty of other products that will work well without modification. Also, you should try cleaning your wicks first. I don't know what kind of Clearomizer you are using so I can't offer any advice. Finding the perfect vape involves a lot of trial and error. Unfortunately, it can be expensive. I've spent countless hours building battery mods, tanks, etc and really enjoyed doing it. Lately, I would rather leave it to the pros and try to vape with the least amount of hassle possible. I love the Vivi Nova Tank and I just got a box of Phoenix bottom coil Cartos from Gotvapes. They work so well and I highly recommend trying them out. Good luck........

 

[rh426]

There is a pin to adjust on the stardusts themselves that helps with airflow if I remember correctly, and no modding needed to be done to the PV