question about mini vivi nova and vg
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I've been using it in a normal vivi nova, and it seems to handle it just fine. I haven't let it drop below half yet, though. Just make sure the wicks stay wet and you'll probably be OK.
I've been using the same heads in my 2 Mini Vivi Novas for about 2 months. I use 90% VG.
100% VG on a mininova for me for weeks, goes well. Have to clean/dry burn a little more often, maybe 3 times a week, depending on the juice I use.
I used to drip my Bobas on my VVN (2-3 drops) before getting my phoenixRBA, but on the go I prefer using my Kanger T3 for my high VG based eliquid. I reserve my VVN for my high PG based daily vape (63%PG,27%VG,10%PGA). Even with my cotton wick on my VVN, it's doesn't wick high VG based eliquid fast enough to keep up with my chain vape (even with tip and twist).
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With high percentage VG e-liquids, you may want to drop your voltage some, assuming you're using a variable-volt mod.
I mod the heads on my mini vivi novas (notches in the plastic cap where it hits the wicks) to get reasonable juice flow with my 100% VG juice (PG doesn't like me).
Having done that, the durability of the heads has been excellent.
Having done that, the durability of the heads has been excellent.
I don't know if you are DIY'ing or buying your juice, I can tell you some 100% vg juices have been thinned down, others haven't. VG juices that have been thinned I find to wick just like PG jucies, you can thin it down with a few drops of pga or distilled water. Just don't add much, as even in a 30 ml bottle 5 or 6 drops of water may not seem like much but can make a major difference.
I've heard vodka also works but never tried it myself. For thinning it down of course
Works well for other things also
Works well for other things also
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