i would say about 2 to 4 days before shipping, they have been testing and testing and then getting material all in to start production then do testing on each line etc..
VERSION 2.5 Vision ViVi Nova Is IN STOCK Now, VIVI NOVA Review Thread
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I too created a SS mesh/coil setup tonight and it is working as good as I figured it would being out of its elements of "normal" Genisis setups. I suppose thats part of the fun with this style head design. There is lots of room to play and taylor to you liking.
I'm psyched about the new heads, Sooooooo Bad, ready to post that video yet?
I have a Zenesis Mini, however it doesn't lend itself to traveling too well. The Viva fits the bill perfectly.
Yeah, the typical Mesh style atty is certainly horizontally challenged.
LOL, Thank you so much bad!!!!!!! I picked up a few. I'm a very happy customer. Sorry to be such a jackass.
Ok, I have stepped away from this thread and need to catch up. The ViVi's that are avail. right now, are the new and improved? or is it just the heads (which shows sold out)..
Should I wait?? HELP !!
Should I wait?? HELP !!
It's just the replacement metal tubes for the ViVi Nova, so you don't have to worry about the plastic tubing breaking.
I didn't get in on the first round and I'm curious as well...Will the new Vivi's be rebuildable or should I try and find an original before they're all sold out if I want that option? I really like the idea of being able to rebuild the heads.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I've been reading this thread for two days now and am so amazed to all the confusion on these viva novas. When I first got mine I changed out the 2.4 to 1.8 and over filled the tank. It didn't take me long to figure that out. I noticed the lack of flavor right away, but more importantly I noticed the lack of vapor I was getting. So of course the flavor would be muted. I looked to see if the silicone was choking the wicks and they were not. So then I thought maybe I screwed the top down too hard and loosened it a couple of threads and wola vapor and flavor. I ran that tank dry and refilled with the same juice. I started to figure out why I had to run the top loose. I took the silicone and little metal spout out of a stardust and tried that. No luck. Put the original back on minus the little metal piece and screwed my top on tight and had no problems after that. I have never experienced the taste of rubber. My theory on that is you raised the volts too high trying to get vapor or you took an awfully long draw. Of course there will be little burn marks on the rubber. Did we forget the purpose of using resistance wire. It better glow red and that means all of it, even where it makes contact with metal. The Grim makes me chuckle every time I see him taking a toke cause it seems forever. To make these work stop trimming and cutting and just take out the metal washer on top of the tube. Bad I would take another look before putting the mfg. on notice.
what are you accomplishing by removing the little metal cap under the rubber sleeve?
Tightening the draw, is the only thing I can figure... And running the risk of scorching the silicone, ultimately, which is what that washer is meant to prevent.
I think he's talking about the little metal cap thats under the sleeve just above the wicks
I am. So no scorching just don't over tighten and cut the silicone. The washer has smaller center hole than the silicone so choking or holding back most of the vapor.
The washer is there to prevent the silicone from cutting the top off from over tightening the top.
That's the one I'm talking about too. Sometimes these "hats" or "cup seals" get scorched from below by the coil - it's been known to happen. This metal doohickey is one of the things folks really loved about Stardust.
When you remove it you either tighten the draw if you push the hat all the way down and possibly run the risk of scorching it from below, or, alternatively, if you don't push the hat all the way down, perhaps you are creating more airspace around the coil. Which latter may improve the flavor.
Either way though, most people with problematic heads were experiencing lots of vapor yet no flavor, so this is not typical. Nor did most of us overheat the coils with high wattage or lack of wicking.
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