Vision 4.0ohm mini extreme with special top design is back in stock

[badkolo]

We restocked them tonight, they are up and ready!!..
GotVapes Vision HV MINI Extreme Tank 2.2ml - 4.0ohm [gv-HVVision2.2ml-4ohm] - $5.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more

 

[LordDavon]

YES! Why am I the only person that loves these???

 

[burns_erin]

YES! Why am I the only person that loves these???

I want to love these. I gaze longingly at these on my dresser soon I will actually be able to try these and I'm sure I will love them!

Does that help?

BTW-do you have any tips on cleaning them?

 

[LordDavon]

I want to love these. I gaze longingly at these on my dresser soon I will actually be able to try these and I'm sure I will love them!

Does that help?

BTW-do you have any tips on cleaning them?

I am going to try and get my review done, with cleaning tips.

 

[Katatonik]

At 4 ohm these probably aren't worth vaping at anything but >5.5v. Right?
Is there any particular reason to match up voltage with ohms? Is there a benefit of using these at 6v in comparison to using 1.5ohm (LR) at 3.7v?
It comes out to comparable wattage, so I'm just curious. I haven't dabbled in high v vaping yet and am looking to get into it.

 

[LordDavon]

I actually prefer them at 4.4V - 4.6V, or 5V on the Gripper. But, they are for higher voltage. I have pot them on my Bolt, and they do work well there, but not as well.

 

[burns_erin]

At 4 ohm these probably aren't worth vaping at anything but >5.5v. Right?
Is there any particular reason to match up voltage with ohms? Is there a benefit of using these at 6v in comparison to using 1.5ohm (LR) at 3.7v?
It comes out to comparable wattage, so I'm just curious. I haven't dabbled in high v vaping yet and am looking to get into it.

Realistically speaking, no. there isn't any difference. Watts are watts. Whatever the math is is going to be the thing. Thats what the big deal on the darwin is. It's regulated by watts NOT volts. So it measures and matches it's own volts to produce the selected watts ni matter what you put on it.

Personally, my particular interest in this product is due to tte more aggressive sealing and the screw on mouth piece.

 

[VaperEd]

Here is how I cleaned mine. I wiggled off the metal band on top with the mouthpiece in place and stuck a paper clip in the fill hole to pry out the inner plastic cap. Then I rinsed the inside with very warm distilled water several times. Shook the remaining water out. Let it dry. Did a few 5 second dry burns with 20 second intervals between burns I then replaced the inner plastic cap and screwed the metal cap and tip back into place. The inner plastic cap can be a little stubborn but it will pop out.

 

[bp400]

Surface area. More ohms means longer coil. Haha jk

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[LordDavon]

At 4 ohm these probably aren't worth vaping at anything but >5.5v. Right?
Is there any particular reason to match up voltage with ohms? Is there a benefit of using these at 6v in comparison to using 1.5ohm (LR) at 3.7v?
It comes out to comparable wattage, so I'm just curious. I haven't dabbled in high v vaping yet and am looking to get into it.

Many standard 3.7V devices, with an LR item, will vape about the same when the voltage is full. Once they start to drop off, your wattage drops quickly, and since most 3.7V items drop off quicker, you get an inconsistant vape. Using a HV item, with something like a VV mod, or a mod with a buck circuit, you get a most consistant vape, for a longer length of time. Also, higher resistance items, can be tuned finer. Adjusting .1V on a 3.0ohm item is a much slighter difference than a 1.5ohm.

I also find that many higher ohm items take a little longer to reach their max temp, which gives a little more flavor.

 

[Katatonik]

I actually prefer them at 4.4V - 4.6V, or 5V on the Gripper. But, they are for higher voltage. I have pot them on my Bolt, and they do work well there, but not as well.

I could not stand a ~6 watt vape when it could be higher.
That's one of the major downfalls with GV cartos. On standard PVs the most you can get is ~6 w (LR stardust), with most being ~5w. Which is one of the reasons I'm looking into higher voltage pvs.

Like most vapers, I prefer at least 7 w.