numbers on vivi nova tank

[lilmrsyeti]

This is what kills me..when people selling stuff tell you stuff like, don't get the heads wet! WHAT?? This is their way of getting you to come back in and buy more stuff from them. Because of that, I would never shop with them again, IMO. There's some GREAT vendors online that in most Cases, can save you a good bit of money over B&M store. Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette | myvaporstore is one of them.


Anytime you change out to a different juice, take the tank off your battery..hold everything over your sink and take apart. Run it all under hot water for a few minutes, then let air dry...or after about 3 or so tank fulls. If you do this, you can run the same heads for months..run them until they quit.

You really should look at the Chart mentioned above to look at what Voltage should be used with each Ohms. If you run too much Voltage on a small ohms, you run not only the risk of burning up the head, but the juice will taste bad as well.

You can save a good bit of money shopping online though...loads of vendors out there with great service and great prices.

 

[funkypunk69]

Anytime you change out to a different juice, take the tank off your battery..hold everything over your sink and take apart. Run it all under hot water for a few minutes, then let air dry...or after about 3 or so tank fulls. If you do this, you can run the same heads for months..run them until they quit.

And when they do quit rebuild the coil with a cheap piece of kanthal after cleaning the silica and you save yourself a few buck per atomizer head.

 

[guitarcollector008]

That's the next thing I need to learn, (how to recoil/rebuild heads with alternative wicks) I have read a few threads that say silica wicks can be bad for you. Not saying that I believe everything I read, but I am doing more research into this point.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Here's a very long and detailed vid on the Vivi Nova by highly regraded PBusardo

 

[SirSteve]

I wonder if part of not getting the VIVI NOVA wet includes not putting ejuice in it. lilmrsyeti and the others are right, go ahead and clean it, many vapors clean any new clearo/tank/RBA to make sure no residue from manufacturing is left. The others have covered the ohms. I have a VIVA NOVA and really like, just waiting for the darn factory head to die so I can rebuild it.

 

[Das_Vapo-Feb_2013]

I didn't know you could run it under water too! I saw that it was turning black after just a week and threw the 2.4 away and switched to a 1.8 ...it also tasted kinda burnt... my battery is 3.7 voltage... the guy at the shop said that's safe for the vivi...but he said not to get the atomizer wet at all with water??

I saw a video on Youtube demonstrating how to "dry burn" your atty after you've cleaned it with water. It's pretty basic. First, dry the wicks with a paper towel by rolling them around in the paper towel with your finger tips. Then, only assemble the VN base and atty, after they have dried resonably well. Attach them to a battery. Press the fire/power button for one second, then release. Count to three, then repeat the one second press until the coils turn bright orange. That means that the coils are dry and ready to vape.
Note: I'm a noob. I've only done this once and it has worked but I don't know the long-term effects this might have on your VN atomizer's lifespan. Here's the link to the Youtube video:
Real Reviews: How I dry burn my Vivi heads - YouTube

 

[john1211]

I have been using the same vivi nova for three weeks with no problem. I tear it apart, wash under hot water, place in plastic bottle filled with hort water, shake it for 30 seconds or so, (like a washing machine), dry everything off, and dry burn every other cleaning. Works great even after three weeks at 4ml vaping per day.

 

[NatK]

This is awesome info everyone! Thank you so much again! ..now I wish I hadn't thrown away the Atty head after just a week ..but now I know! Learn a new thing everyday