The Innokin iTaste VV V3 owners group

[AndriaD]

Yeah I've been looking at them, but wanted to hear from someone who actually had one. 22mm would look pretty good on that 23mm sigelei I'm getting, or I could use the flare ring with the vv3. Told my husband I want a nautilus for xmas, but the Aerotank is a lot more within reach.

You said that with the adjustable air flow, you get an easy draw... but is it possible to make it a tighter draw? I find too easy a draw too airy, and have to huff up 2 or 3 times per hit to get a really significant amount of vapor. Lately I've been sticking my fingertip against one of the T3S's air holes.

Andria

 

[brookj1986]

1. The airflow control built in with a bottom fed dual coil provides an easy draw with great taste.
a. Glass tank.
b. Included beauty flair ring
c. Two coils
d. Two extra o-rings

2. 22mm

I just got out of a bad bout with some cheap Kayfun Knock Offs that while the flavor was great when they worked, the leaks were such a hassle that I almost wonder if the clones will be any better with the leaking issue. For the price, the Aero's are hard to beat.

My Kayfun clone that I got from fasttech is kicking ....

Occasionally get a tiny drip from the airflow area, but nothing that affects the phenomenal taste and solid vapor production. (And I'm sure it'll change as I get better with wicking)

That being said, I have the pt2 with the aerotank base for airflow control and it works great. 19mm I believe.



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[AndriaD]

My Kayfun clone that I got from fasttech is kicking ....

Occasionally get a tiny drip from the airflow area, but nothing that affects the phenomenal taste and solid vapor production. (And I'm sure it'll change as I get better with wicking)

That being said, I have the pt2 with the aerotank base for airflow control and it works great. 19mm I believe.

Yeah I like the PT2 a lot for the vv3, but 19mm would look kinda goofy with the Sigelei -- like one of those enormous guys whose heads look too small for their body. My mom had a boss like that for a long time, and of course we all called him The Pinhead.

Andria

 

[Apostlyte]

Okay.

So I just tightened the air control all the way down. It is alot harder to hit than the iclear 16 and i get a heavy concentration of flavor, maybe even a bit of fluid on the tongue.

50% open (or closed depending on how you look at it ) is pretty close to an iclear 16, still a bit tighter though.

Past 50% open, it becomes harder to differentiate from full open. I bet you can find your sweet spot in the 50 to 60 percent range.

I got to say, I get a bit of huff and puff or longer draws on the Kayfuns, but with the voltage/power control on the vv3, at 100% open, I do not get the same need to really pull on it.

***EDIT*** Three pulls at full open are about normal for me right now and the vapor does build on each successive draw.

The tank capacity is amazing!

 

[brookj1986]

Yeah I like the PT2 a lot for the vv3, but 19mm would look kinda goofy with the Sigelei -- like one of those enormous guys whose heads look too small for their body. My mom had a boss like that for a long time, and of course we all called him The Pinhead.

Andria

Lol.

19 mm to 22 mm is actually only 1.5 mm on any side, not really that much a difference.

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[Apostlyte]

I am using a Mint Chocolate Chip from NicQuid at an unknown VG/PG concentration. 10watts. GREAT VAPOR and FLAVOR.

 

[Apostlyte]

19mm I believe.

I got dimensions from a local vape shop listing and it posted diameter at 3/4" which comes out to 22.05 mm. Did I misclick somewhere along the way?

OMG ***EDIT*** It does say 19mm somewhere else... ......

 

[brookj1986]

I got dimensions from a local vape shop listing and it posted diameter at 3/4" which comes out to 22.05 mm. Did I misclick somewhere along the way?

Protank 2 is definitely not 22mm. It doesn't sit flush on my nemesis which is 22mm. Roughly the same size as my 19mm ibtanked.

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[Apostlyte]

Well, I loosley said Aero too, what I should have said was Kanger Aerotank...

*facepalm*

I should be in bed...

 

[AndriaD]

Lol.

19 mm to 22 mm is actually only 1.5 mm on any side, not really that much a difference.

No, and it would look fine with one of those flared cones on a battery that's narrower, like the iTaste or any of the eGo-type... but I've seen the Sigelei-sized mods with skinnier toppers, and they just look dumb, IMO. Like a builder ran out of money and skimped on the top floors. That's why I've started looking at big honkin tanks like the Nautilus and Hypertank, something that size looks right on a fatter mod, AND holds a lot of juice. That 22mm Aero would look ok too, that's only .5mm all around.

Andria

 

[Apostlyte]

Yeah, I have heard nothing but good things about the Nautilus.

 

[AndriaD]

Yeah, I have heard nothing but good things about the Nautilus.

The lowest price I think I've seen on it is $36.99... anyone seen better? And where could I find the best price on the Aero?

Andria

 

[brookj1986]

The lowest price I think I've seen on it is $36.99... anyone seen better? And where could I find the best price on the Aero?

Andria

Found it for $30 + shipping for the nautilus.

Aspire BDC Nautilus tank airflow control

 

[Pinggolfer]

Might I interrupt our regularly sched'd iTaste V3 chat for one moment please?

Important info...

Hopefully this is truly impactful. It seems rather safe, easy, quick, and could be productive. Have a go at it?


http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...te-has-poor-rating-web-trust-we-need-fix.html

That was easy.

 

[AndriaD]

Found it for $30 + shipping for the nautilus.

Aspire BDC Nautilus tank airflow control

Well that's completely awesome -- but Nautilus coils don't come in any greater Ω than 1.8Ω? Seems weird, your choice of 1.6 or 1.8... there really isn't a great deal of difference!

Thx!!
Andria

 

[brookj1986]

Well that's completely awesome -- but Nautilus coils don't come in any greater Ω than 1.8Ω? Seems weird, your choice of 1.6 or 1.8... there really isn't a great deal of difference!

Thx!!
Andria

Nope, there's not much of a difference.... higher resistance dual coils aren't common... If only one could was present, the resistance would be doubled.

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[Pinggolfer]

Well that's completely awesome -- but Nautilus coils don't come in any greater Ω than 1.8Ω? Seems weird, your choice of 1.6 or 1.8... there really isn't a great deal of difference!

Thx!!
Andria

If one coils burns out the other will read double the ohms and that would burn out quite fast. You have 2 coils firing at 1.6 or 1.8 ohms. This is common on dual coil clearomizers.

 

[AndriaD]

If one coils burns out the other will read double the ohms and that would burn out quite fast. You have 2 coils firing at 1.6 or 1.8 ohms. This is common on dual coil clearomizers.

So how would that affect the amps from the battery? In the sigelei thread I was asking questions about batteries, stacking them, battery life, etc, because I really know very little about any of this. It was explained to me that higher-ohm toppers draw less amps and so conserve battery life -- that's why I'm curious about how these dual-coil thingies affect the battery.

Andria

 

[Pinggolfer]

Are you planning on being my co-pilot? (I need to know so that I can rearrange my flighty schedule.)

If you wear the outfit below your name I'll be the co-pilot or pilot.

 

[erikbal]

Well that's completely awesome -- but Nautilus coils don't come in any greater Ω than 1.8Ω? Seems weird, your choice of 1.6 or 1.8... there really isn't a great deal of difference!

Thx!!
Andria

They actually have 2.2ohm coils out now. I bought a 5 pack of them from kidney puncher. I haven't seen them on any other sites. Someone around here said they only made 2000 of the 2.2ohm for a one time run for the US.

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