Newbie help with vivi nova

[MattyB1503]

Good info here..

I had one of those "Upgraded" eGo C's as well.

I always ran it in the "white LED button" mode, or at 3.3V regulated. I never got the point of the unregulated "yellow LED button" mode.

For that device (in regulated mode), anywhere from 1.8 ohms to 2.4 ohms would be normal. I did try running mine bellow 1.6 ohms once and the eGo shut it self off. It was fine, I just cycled the five click on/off feature and it came back alive but I don't really recommend trying it. You will not get very much vapor out of a 2.8 ohm head on that device either, so your sweet spot is prob the 2.4 or 1.8 ohm head.

To be honest there are better tank style atomizers out there. I can't really give you a person recommendation but I know that Phil from TasteYourJuice.com still uses those type of atomizers as has reviewed a couple that he prefers to the Novas.

 

[Katya]

Yes, there are other nice heads, I like Kanger T3/Tabac BCC a lot, but as long as they come with changeable coils, they are all good. Some people prefer bottom coils, some swear by the top-coil models. My advice is, always, try a few different types. We are all different and we have different likes and dislikes. That's what makes vaping fun--all those choices!

 

[MattyB1503]

Absolutely.

trying to have the "best" set up will drive a man in-sane. Vape what ever works.

I cut my teeth on Viva Nova Mini's; that and an eGo Twist pretty much solidified vaping for me. I did kinda hate them after a couple months; but then again, it was only because I tried the Novas that I advanced to mechanical mods and genesis style atomizer..

 

[Possessed]

I am new to vaping also. I am lucky to have a great store here locally that loves to show you how everything works and lets you try everything out. I myself like the Kanger T3. It's a super simple unit. Basically fill it and go. If the atty goes bad you just unscrew it just like you do to fill it and put in a new one. They work real good too. Just one newbie to another, it is what I would recommend. I also like "B" type eGo tanks with low resistance atomizers. They work good on eGo batteries. Great vapor and hit. But if you haven't noticed already the choices are endless. I have been doing this for 30 days and I have already upgraded to an eGo twist battery to try out variable voltage. Loved being able to dial in what ever tank I was using. Liked it so much I ordered a Vamo and a few different tanks and cartos to try. It is a fun hobby. Better than smoking. I haven't smoked since Feb 28th, the day I bought my eGo kit. Even with all the money I have spent it is still less than my 2 pack a day smoking habit would of cost. I say just just enjoy, try new stuff, and read this forum. The answer to any question is here. If not just ask and you will get plenty of answers.

 

[julesb]

I bought a 6 pack of the Kanger t3s and they all had this nasty taste...i can't describe it. not burnt at all...but just...gross. haha. i tried different flavors in each one thinking it was my liquid. but each one was the same under taste of the Kanger =/

 

[Jeff M]

I LOVE my MiniNova (came with 3 heads). I rebuild them (I do not buy new heads). It's super easy. I started a thread on it about a half page down. Check it out. You won't regret.

 

[julesb]

I LOVE my MiniNova (came with 3 heads). I rebuild them (I do not buy new heads). It's super easy. I started a thread on it about a half page down. Check it out. You won't regret.

Where did you buy it from? Do you have a link?? And what is your thread's headline so I can check it out? Thanks =)

 

[Jeff M]

You can't miss the thread. Look for the title. Most vendors of the MiniNova are running out of stock. Find yours while you can still get it. Make sure it comes with 3 heads. If not, get some extra heads with it. Just google Vision MiniNova.

 

[Katya]

Where did you buy it from? Do you have a link?? And what is your thread's headline so I can check it out? Thanks =)

There you go.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/399854-rebuilding-mininova.html#post9126289