Call me crazy, but aren't carto tanks "old tech"? I thought that clearomizers were a step UP from carto tanks?
Personally, I currently use niether (RBAs only), but my wife uses a Vivi Nova exclusively and likes the vapor and flavor much better than her old carto tank. I also have a couple of co-workers that have switched from carto tanks to Vivi Novas.....what am I not getting here??
I'm familiar with carto tanks myself, used one for about a year and I think the Vivis are very comparable in the VTF categories - with much less hassle. I've got a Kanger Protank on order just to check out the bottom coils and I'm expecting even better results than the top coil clearos.
IMO, carto tanks are not worth the hassle when compared to a Vivi Nova or similar. Again, just my opinion.
i just grabbed one of my vivi's after using the carto...HUGE difference in vape and flavor. just my opinion
Like I said, I have very limited experience with the Vivis - just from people I know that use them. I've never heard one of them complain about leaking.
Like I said, I have very limited experience with the Vivis - just from people I know that use them. I've never heard one of them complain about leaking.
Having to refill when only half empty kinda sucks - hopefully the Kanger Pro will fix that issue with the bottom coil.
The Vivis do have connection issues - you will have to "pull your post" quite often.
Now you got me curious - I'm gonna set up one of my old carto tanks tonight and give it a go side by side with my wife's Vivi. I'll report back with my findings!
What works for one vapor does not work for another. We all end up preferring one delivery device over another.Call me crazy, but aren't carto tanks "old tech"? I thought that clearomizers were a step UP from carto tanks?
Personally, I currently use niether (RBAs only), but my wife uses a Vivi Nova exclusively and likes the vapor and flavor much better than her old carto tank. I also have a couple of co-workers that have switched from carto tanks to Vivi Novas.....what am I not getting here??
I'm familiar with carto tanks myself, used one for about a year and I think the Vivis are very comparable in the VTF categories - with much less hassle. I've got a Kanger Protank on order just to check out the bottom coils and I'm expecting even better results than the top coil clearos.
IMO, carto tanks are not worth the hassle when compared to a Vivi Nova or similar. Again, just my opinion.
This is the method I use, and it works great for me:I don't know what it is...I had a DCT and I really was displeased with the performance. Was loud when I pulled on it, didn't seem to produce good vapor or taste. I really liked the idea of 6ml of liquid but now the tank just sits in my "in case of emergency" pile. Did I do something wrong? Whats the best way to start/prep a DCT?
This is the method I use, and it works great for me:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3710-5-cartomizer-tank-setup.html
i used (mostly) ^^ last nightThis is the method I use, and it works great for me:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/3710-5-cartomizer-tank-setup.html
A carto tank tool is a very wise decision! Saves a lot of time AND o-rings!
i don't think my tank has o-rings (is that a toootal newbie stupid thing to say? LOL)
LOL no such thing as a total newbie stupid thing to say! If you're using Vivi Novas or a ProTank type tank, there are no o-rings (since they are screw-on) but if you are using standard carto tanks and have to push the carto through the bottom and top, it more than likely has an o-ring that you slide the carto through. The carto tool helps TREMENDOUSLY to keep the top of the cartomozer from shredding the o-rings.
On another note...I got a ProTank last week and it has been performing excellent! I still prefer standard carto tanks ( I guess because I've been using them for so long), but this ProTank is really good stuff!