I am thinking of getting a provari mini. So the zap tank is not necessary right? Vivi nova serve the same purpose. Am I correct?
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No. Vivi nova is a cartomizer while Z-atty pro is a rebuildable atomizer which fit provari perfectly and can be rebuilded and last u until dontknow how u thrash it...
Huge difference i think.. The zap is rebuildable in a few different variations.. The vivi only does one way replacement. with the ZAP you can use different wicks and wires. When set up good will out last the vivi as far as hits goes as well.. I would go with a Mini Pro and a ZAP.. Just my 2 cents ..
I'm really happy for the evic and imma let yall finish, but the provari mini had one of the best videos of all time.
Oh, and I've always thought the vivi was more of the cleromizer family?
to translate mad's words.. vivi IS a clearomizer.
it's kinda like a 'better' than the carto + tank setup but not as good as an rba (eg. zap).
but I know some r very comfortable where they r with their vivis cos it performs n tastes better than yr cartos plus u can rebuild if u want to n they do not wanna get started with the 'complexities' of an rba.
Huge difference i think.. The zap is rebuildable in a few different variations.. The vivi only does one way replacement. with the ZAP you can use different wicks and wires. When set up good will out last the vivi as far as hits goes as well.. I would go with a Mini Pro and a ZAP.. Just my 2 cents ..
OK. I can rebuild the vivi nova. Is it also easy to rebuild the ZAP? But the tot of the price for ZAP really puts me off.
Other than the rebuild, any difference in the vaping experience? Like more vapor or better TH?
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I think I have been bought over. Just saw a ZAP intro at youtube. ZAP definitely is good. Think buy a provari mini first....then but ZAP next time.
Technically you do not "rebuild" a vivi nova unless you coil your own kanthal and wick onto it. All you usually do is change out an old coil for a new premade coil. A ZAP is a REAL rebuildable.
Looking at stuff you saying I suggest you hold off buying the ZAP. You right about the price. Truth is also there are plenty of people who don't like it. Don't like to rebuild, don't like the taste, cannot get it to work.... etc. Its not a macho issue. Not saying you not up to it. Its like cheese. There are very expensive cheese around, and very nice to go with fine wine. Doesn't mean a thing if cheese gives you diahorea.
I do coil my own kanthal and wick on a vivi nova.
I do agree with you, hold off buying the ZAP. Thanks for the advice.
I do agree with you, hold off buying the ZAP. Thanks for the advice.
Technically you do not "rebuild" a vivi nova unless you coil your own kanthal and wick onto it. All you usually do is change out an old coil for a new premade coil. A ZAP is a REAL rebuildable.
Looking at stuff you saying I suggest you hold off buying the ZAP. You right about the price. Truth is also there are plenty of people who don't like it. Don't like to rebuild, don't like the taste, cannot get it to work.... etc. Its not a macho issue. Not saying you not up to it. Its like cheese. There are very expensive cheese around, and very nice to go with fine wine. Doesn't mean a thing if cheese gives you diahorea.
I like my provari mini. Many others do. I like it so much I can recommend it after using and abusing it for almost a year. Enjoy.
Maybe you should start off with a cheaper RBA such as Aga or other clones.
@OP if you are keen on playing with genesis atties, none of the mainstream VV/VW devices are going to cut it. Many of the genesis videos you see on YouTube are set up with sub one ohm coils and are running in excess of 20watts at close to 5 amps. The vast majority of VV/VW devices are unable to produce this kind of power output.
I'm sure many of the other genesis fans will agree that a much better vape can be had with a cheap mech mod and a aga-t compared to a provari and a ZAP.
VV/VW works very well for silica rebuildables however
I'm sure many of the other genesis fans will agree that a much better vape can be had with a cheap mech mod and a aga-t compared to a provari and a ZAP.
VV/VW works very well for silica rebuildables however
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Very true. But a really cheap mech mod with lousy conductivity would not hit as hard and wastes alot of good battery life. Something of the middle level like a CUBE would be wonderful. Both for sorting out the shorts(ie setting up the coil) and vaping. When it comes to mech mods, I am particular about the voltage drop.
VV/VW usually come with circuit protections. They shut down to self protect in the event of a short.
I can pulse a new coil with a provari. Alot of frustrations. I remember trying to pulse a coil/mesh with another forummer using a Vamo. Next to impossible.
Popiah is right. I will be first to admit I cannot use a Genesis style RBA without a mech mod.
VV/VW usually come with circuit protections. They shut down to self protect in the event of a short.
I can pulse a new coil with a provari. Alot of frustrations. I remember trying to pulse a coil/mesh with another forummer using a Vamo. Next to impossible.
Popiah is right. I will be first to admit I cannot use a Genesis style RBA without a mech mod.
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