Nanu Nanu oh wait Nano Nano

[Basilor]

I luvs me some nanos.. between hubby and me, I think we have 40 of those little suckers.

I made a discovery today when my very first manual battery arrived.. um.. almost every nano I slapped on it couldn't keep up.. and I ended up with that lovely burnt flavor I've been hearing about. could be me though with the tasty vape draw that goes on and on like the energizer bunny

I do the following with the manuals, and have since the beginning so it's habit now.

I usually press the button as I am bringing it up to my mouth, then release the button a second or so before I remove it. That way it's firing before, and getting some extra wicking after I release the button.

On flavors I really really like, say cinnamon, I sometimes use it like I imagine I would with a pipe. I take a draw, open my mouth and take another without inhaling. Really seems to give me a blast of vape.

I bought 10 Nanos from the first batch and didn't use them for more than a week. I never could get them to work to my satisfaction. This system works for me with the CE2's and T3's, but in general, try that. Particularly the releasing the button before you finish the draw on it.

Mark

 

[Tail11]

I've not had much luck with my first use of a nano. Burnt taste after the first refill. I've tried Mark's remedy above and also White Rabbit's method with no luck. I have it on a usb pass thru device. Tried it on an auto battery as well, same burnt taste. Guess they aren't made for chain vapers?

 

[JoAnnW]

ya I like a nano...here and there.....on me rainbow 78...with diamond glow...........nice little pair..........sweet..................

It works great on an auto rainbow X2 with cone also... especially going out.. The cone gives added support to the nano. Just fill a couple or 3 ahead of time and you're set for the day or evening.

 

[nyyleeroy]

I hate to say it, but the Nanos are driving me nuts. I've got close to 20 in my inventory right now. when they work, I LOVE them. That's the problem though...they're insanely inconsistent. The mouthpiece cracking has been a problem with almost every one I have; I have the gurgle / burble problem on almost all of them, while some will work for one or two fills before just stopping.

I've tried them on multiple batteries (auto and manual, both SI and other vendors') and x2s, but no matter what, they just won't "activate." I've had this issue with the CE3s as well, but it's usually fixed by adjusting the post a bit. That doesn't work nearly as well with the nanos. I've tried adjusting the connectors on the batteries themselves and it will work once in a while, but more often than not, nothing can get them going again. I've also had a problem with the plastic tubes getting too loose to use. I'm being incredibly gentle with them, but nothing I do seems to help. If anyone has any suggestions, it would be most appreciated.

 

[kia2]

I don't like the plastic flavor of the tips of the Nanos. I was concerned if it would be a problem with the T3's, but I like the T3's. A bit big, a bit airy, but a good choice for my X2s. I'll stick with the CE3s for my 78s, as much of a pain as they are to fill with a syringe.