Hey everyone! I recently upgraded from a halo g6 to an ego battery with a ce4 v2. All I can say is I do NOT like it at all. I can only take a few toots on it and then it tastes burnt. I am assuming that it is having problems wicking. I currently am using a blend 50/50 pg vg what would be a good, relatively cheap, clearomizer to pick up to fix this problem?
looking for a better clearomizer for higher VG
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The Evod is a nice, inexpensive, bottom-coil clearomizer. Lazy juices can just sit on the wicks instead of having to climb up to the top.
Personally, I have been having really good luck with Vivi Nova's. However, only Vision Vivi Nova's seems to last with thicker, VG juices. They are a little bit costly (around $10), but usually you get extra heads, so you can change them if they get gunked up. I would also +1 for Kanger BCC clearomizers. Although, I have noticed they mute the flavor a bit.
I would agree, the V3 Vivi Nova's are great, actually using one right now, its a 3.5ml and came with 3 heads. 1.8, 2.4, and 2.8 ohm heads, using the 2.8ohm head on my Tesla with 50/50 juice at 8 Watts. Nothing but clouds of Vapor and Great taste, absolutely no leaks, no gurgling and not one dry hit, as i chain vape. VaporAlley.com has them $12....Or there is the 2.5ml ones too. IMO Bottom Coil Clearomizers have a very cool Vape, some have a very airy draw, and they tend to gurgle and form a lot of condensation, plus if left standing upright all night they will leak.... Ive tried just about every one of them, and i wont even bother with another BCC again, other than that, i would recommend a GOOD Carto Tank, Dual Coil or Single Coil, thats your choice to what your battery can take, but they're another great setup, until you get into Dripping Atty's and Rebuildable's... Just a few suggestions... 
Edit: Well i see ECF changed my links to their home page, sorry.... So i removed them....
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I vape my diy 70/30 vg/pg juice and in a vivi nova it is too thick to wick fast enough and just burn after a few toots much like you are describing. I have an evod and a protank and because the coils sit at the bottom of the juice never a dry hit or wicking issue.
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Also iv never had a leaking issue with my protank or evod I double up the 2mm wick when I make my coil and it never gurgles and if I want a warm vape I just fire it for a secondnor two before inhaling and its nice and warm. So their are deff some mixed feelings on botton coil devices
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If you want to avoid the dry, burnt hit from a clearomizer, then you have to go with bottom coils. They don't have wicking problems. Top coils can work, but they are position dependent, meaning you have to tilt the device to keep the wicks saturated. Gets really old. Bottom coils as position independent and never have burnt, dry hits, unless you vape all of the juice. Just the nature of the design. I started with vivi's, but then discovered the far superior bottom coils (IMHO), that eliminated the same thing you don't like. My . Good luck and Vape On!
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I vape 50/50 all the time. Works very well for me on Vision VN's, even with chain vaping 4 or 5 drags. In any device, if your juice is too thick, try adding a drop or two of water per ml. I've found with higher VG juices that works very well to thin it out without changing the taste much at all.
Thanks everyone for all your helpful input. I will definitely look into the vivi nova and the evod. I didn't even thing about checking on an evod. I was considering either a mini vivi nova or a kanger t3 originally but could not decide.
i highly recommend an iclear 16 (dual coil) or an iclear 30 tank...in my clearo days not too long ago iclear 16s performed very well with 95+vg
Thanks for the water tip, using an evod with vg and was eating the coils faster. Huge improvement. Just add a couple drops to a small 10ml needle bottle, shake and no more trouble. Using distilled but doubt it matters too much as I only use the coil for a few tankfulls...
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If you want to avoid the dry, burnt hit from a clearomizer, then you have to go with bottom coils. They don't have wicking problems. Top coils can work, but they are position dependent, meaning you have to tilt the device to keep the wicks saturated. Gets really old. Bottom coils as position independent and never have burnt, dry hits, unless you vape all of the juice. Just the nature of the design. I started with vivi's, but then discovered the far superior bottom coils (IMHO), that eliminated the same thing you don't like. My
My experience is similar. I started with top coil clear tanks, moved to EVOD and MT3's and never looked back. I have never had any of my six BCC's (more coming) display problems that weren't of my making and they've been consistently good performers. As long as I do it right, they do it as designed.
I think anyone vaping high VG or 100% VG should eventually consider a bottom feeder. They really excel at that.
vmod, reo, bogger box, etc. even an old goat.
vmod, reo, bogger box, etc. even an old goat.
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