VERSION 2.5 Vision ViVi Nova Is IN STOCK Now, VIVI NOVA Review Thread
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That's something everyone should be aware of, that is if threads are becoming suspect on any of your vaping equipment using a 510 to 510 stubby adapter can protect the threads of you expensive equipment.
Errol
The Frenchman must be in sub freezing ice box to get that much vapor.
Is that a Ovale V8 Incremental VV PV he's using, nice looking unit?Errol
If you look at the video, you'll see that the original ViVi had two opposing holes in the metal base.
The newer version on the video shows NO holes in the base.
I do not know if you can just plug the holes, or if we will need to purchse an updater (Version X) ViVi.
RodeoGeorge
The newer version on the video shows NO holes in the base.
I do not know if you can just plug the holes, or if we will need to purchse an updater (Version X) ViVi.
RodeoGeorge
as i mentioned before, dont use the videos to fully judge, no one has the final runs and changes where made in all these final weeks, some of what you see is what it is but other things are not.
Ok im getting excited for the new one to come to Gotvapes.
Yesterday i opened a old but new vision stone 3 and dripped some vg on it to help season its coil then filled and vaped.
Thing i always liked about this tank was the flavor it offered to my e-liquid .
So im anxious to see how the revised Nova does. - keeping fingers crossed. ; )
Yesterday i opened a old but new vision stone 3 and dripped some vg on it to help season its coil then filled and vaped.
Thing i always liked about this tank was the flavor it offered to my e-liquid .
So im anxious to see how the revised Nova does. - keeping fingers crossed. ; )
I don't know if you're still taking suggestions, but I guess they are more constructive than just listing negatives.
1. First and most important one - resistance wire is burning silicone/rubber isolation on the inner connector. Its not just messing with the taste, its also seriously unhealthy. After so many complaints on the same thing, I figured it's gonna be addressed by now. You cannot really rely on juice draining on the connector to cool those.
2. Well, I don't want to be boring... There are several little things that I'd like to see a bit different, some of which were said multiple times. But seriously, isolation mentioned in #1 has to be fixed. Either by non-resistance wire, or by using a different material. Its toxic, even if you're lucky enough not to taste it.
Love the form factor, and would love to see this made right.
Btw, that scale again... ewwww.
1. First and most important one - resistance wire is burning silicone/rubber isolation on the inner connector. Its not just messing with the taste, its also seriously unhealthy. After so many complaints on the same thing, I figured it's gonna be addressed by now. You cannot really rely on juice draining on the connector to cool those.
2. Well, I don't want to be boring... There are several little things that I'd like to see a bit different, some of which were said multiple times. But seriously, isolation mentioned in #1 has to be fixed. Either by non-resistance wire, or by using a different material. Its toxic, even if you're lucky enough not to taste it.
Love the form factor, and would love to see this made right.
Btw, that scale again... ewwww.
Very nice...my first thought was it reminds me a little of a baby bottle though lol
Oh yeah, here's some vivi pr0n, my dressed up version (trying to hide the threads):
Did you paint the threads????
No, its self-adhesive transparent foil. Very easy to apply (and remove later on when it gets boring).
No, its self-adhesive transparent foil. Very easy to apply (and remove later on when it gets boring).
Interesting...you can change the color to suit your mood.....LOL. I have a ProVari V2....now you got me looking at that mini again.
Provari Mini + ~3ml tank like Vivi Nova is about the perfect size PV for me.
Do you know if this also true of the latest Stardusts?
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While Stardusts use similar/same system, I rarely saw a glowing wire on them. Silicone isolation on those is pretty much always wet. While it should also be addressed (as I think everyone will find at least some burns on the silicone if they open their unit), I didn't find it as much of an issue as here.
I agree. While we were gathering info on this initially, I dry burned every single one of my Stardusts (21) and I think I saw the "stand" wires lighting up noticeably on two, I think... Of course there is a caveat: in a Stardust, they are harder to see, and my eyesight ain't what it used to be close-up. And I need new glasses. (Note to self: get a magnifying glass) LOL And never as bright as the ViVi, and never without the coil. Plus, isn't the gasket made of different material? I'm not sure, but I think someone mentioned that much earlier in this thread.
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