OK, are their any rebuildable attys out their that the supplied tips will slide onto? Im not sure I like this jury rigged setup. The drip tip basically is ready to fall off
Not sure as I haven't played with any other than the Vivi Nova atty but suspect they are all of a similar theme. Not through any lack of regard just a case of those were the first I found and they work. Nothing original someone posted about them on here.
The one pictured has just had the wick cut down not replaced with stainless mesh.
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While I've had my feeding difficulties, (too much juice and leaking or not enough juice), I have to say the VMod XL is always within reach. It's become my primary PV. (I own a provari, ss vtube, glv, and vvpv so the competition is pretty stiff.)![]()
Has anyone else had issues with a really dry feeling / burning throat hit with the XL? I feel like no matter how much juice I squeeze, I have to vape it for a while before I can finally get a good, smooth hit. I used to direct-drip before I picked up the vmod, and I can't tell if this is just a learning curve or if it may be the atty. It also seems to really dry out after sitting for just a couple minutes, and it's hard to get it *just right* again as far as getting the proper amount of juice into the atty. If anyone has any xl-noob tips, I'd be all ears.
I've been using the standard 2.0 silo cart. Previously, I was using the 1.8 and 1.5 Cisco 510's with the same 18650 batteries. The only time I had similar taste with them was when they were really dry and needed a few more drops. However, I can have the silo anywhere from dry to flooded and I still get the same taste and burning plasticy throat hit. It does go away with some time, but again it's always there after letting it sit for a few minutes and then trying to start vaping again.I never could understand how the juice chamber works in the XL....it just works for me; i adapt, but you could be having some issues. Fernand used to frequent the thread more and he could pick apart any issues.
Seems some here really like a 2.0 or SR atomizer resistance on the XL which i can't figure, but ymmv for sure... maybe you are using a 1.5 and need to go up to 2.0 or higher?
I've been using the standard 2.0 silo cart. Previously, I was using the 1.8 and 1.5 Cisco 510's with the same 18650 batteries. The only time I had similar taste with them was when they were really dry and needed a few more drops. However, I can have the silo anywhere from dry to flooded and I still get the same taste and burning plasticy throat hit. It does go away with some time, but again it's always there after letting it sit for a few minutes and then trying to start vaping again.
Bianca! Great to see you stopped in for a visit. Great to see you. Have you tried the ShiFu yet? I use my XL every day, but quite a bit more now with the ShiFu.
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I thought this might come in handy for some of the new Vmod owners:
"Feeding:
1) invert device & wait for juice to fill the bottleneck on the fill bottle. You may even wiggle it a bit & look for the air bubbles.
2) turn upright & squeeze the bottle.
(You will hear the pocket of juice release into the chamber.)
3) dry pull a few times to fill the Hybrid or Silo with juice from the chamber.
4) Vape
5) when atty or carto gets dry, do a couple of dry pulls again.
6) when chamber is empty...see #1"
Tilt and vape methods work marvelous, too. If you just sit back in a lounge chair and vape, it will be the natural way...imo, of course.
I've had two of them and one is working great and the other spits hot eliquid at me LOL! Not very friendly! I currently have an old/tired 1.8ohm SLB atty on mine and it's vaping like a champ. I use the ShiFu that works well with another flavor, when I switch that, I switch attys.Good to see you too!
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what Ive been doing alittle is remove the cone, drip tip and body and vaping with it that way. Then you can clearly see what you are or aren't doing with the juice.Has anyone else had issues with a really dry feeling / burning throat hit with the XL? I feel like no matter how much juice I squeeze, I have to vape it for a while before I can finally get a good, smooth hit. I used to direct-drip before I picked up the vmod, and I can't tell if this is just a learning curve or if it may be the atty. It also seems to really dry out after sitting for just a couple minutes, and it's hard to get it *just right* again as far as getting the proper amount of juice into the atty. If anyone has any xl-noob tips, I'd be all ears.
what Ive been doing alittle is first put a strip of electrical tape on the "backbone" of the chassis, that way you can use the mod without the chassis falling out once you remove the cone and drip tip. then using only the atty you can clearly see what you are doing or not doing with the juice. But be sure to keep your pinky under the chassis so it doesn't fall out.