vision clearo preview, cause you asked for it.

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This thing is pretty good. Been using dual coils which hit good but really screw up the flavor. Vision has such a nice clean flavor and good vapor. Really liking these. There is some accumulation of juice between plug and mouthpiece. Not a big deal because I plan to use it around the house so I don't have to fuss with anything. If this is a first try from the manufacturer, well done. I understand this isn't a MiT creation? I want to see more from this new company.
 

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awesome! I hope you like it like the rest of us do. how's the elegante?

The elegante is great. I skipped over ego's for mods and I'm coming back around to try everything. I really like that they are passthrough batteries. The blue ring is nice. One pulled apart when I pulled out a particularly stuck in tank from a turbine day one :( Thankfully gotvapes sent me out a replacement which is how I discovered this vision tank. I'm gonna puff on it a few days and see what it's made of.
 

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The elegante is great. I skipped over ego's for mods and I'm coming back around to try everything. I really like that they are passthrough batteries. The blue ring is nice. One pulled apart when I pulled out a particularly stuck in tank from a turbine day one :( Thankfully gotvapes sent me out a replacement which is how I discovered this vision tank. I'm gonna puff on it a few days and see what it's made of.

I guarentee the vision aint made of pixie dust and hopefull dreams, it's made of iron man himself. you might crack the surface but you'll never kill the heart of it lol! seriously, dry burned 20 times for 15 seconds each time and still going.
 

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me too! it is the only downside with vaping, un-cooked juice. even with direct dripping you still have condensation. it's like gravity, it's a law.

I'm no stranger to condensation. With this it's more of a seal issue with the plugs. I can hear bubbles of juice popping through the hole with each drag. It only takes one drag to get a good amount of juice out. On the plus this means the coil is very wet making flavorful hits. I like the top plug design with the cone shape. If they made it longer with a steeper angle seems like any juice would funnel right back to the coil. I should say I vape it horizontally or slightly inverted, so there is juice in direct contact with the plug and cup. If I vaped it vertical I bet there would be less juice seeping. At any rate I'm enjoying it and will see how it performs over the next few days.
 

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I'm no stranger to condensation. With this it's more of a seal issue with the plugs. I can hear bubbles of juice popping through the hole with each drag. It only takes one drag to get a good amount of juice out. On the plus this means the coil is very wet making flavorful hits. I like the top plug design with the cone shape. If they made it longer with a steeper angle seems like any juice would funnel right back to the coil. I should say I vape it horizontally or slightly inverted, so there is juice in direct contact with the plug and cup. If I vaped it vertical I bet there would be less juice seeping. At any rate I'm enjoying it and will see how it performs over the next few days.

I must agree that the vertical position is best with the ce2 system. the battery down position is the only one i am comfortable with now.
 

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by the way, all elegante ego's, and all our ego usb all have a 5 press shut off and 5 press to turn on, so if oyu want to carry it withouht firing, press the button fast 5 times to shut the unit off and repeat to turn it back on.

more visions are in and the mathcing cones for them are in too, they will be up tomorow. more coming so stay tuned.
 

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I was just thinking about a cone for these. Hope it goes up the side quite a bit... more like a metal sleeve to protect the vision. didn't realize the elegante had the 5 shutoff feature. That's awesome! Been using the vision for a day or so and I've gone through a tank without any issues. the mouthpiece and plug with the cone seem to do a very good job of handling juice. Mouthpiece is keeping juice out of my mouth and the cone is funneling excess back to the coil. I think this company actually thought for a second when they put this together!

About the cone... the threads for a cone are smaller in diameter then the tank. I assume in order to work the cone would go on first followed by the vision? It would have to I suppose.
 

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Have to say you guys have a winner with this vision. All I had to do is remove the wrapper fill it up and vape. That hasn't happened...ever with any fillerless carto I've tried. I love the fluxos but like all ce2's I still had to do some fiddling out of the box. This is my new sitting at home vape session carto. A+ If you guys can figure out a bottom coil like ce3 was going to be I may just finally have what I want in a vaping setup. Here's hoping you have some more tricks up your sleeve :)
 

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more visions are in and the mathcing cones for them are in too, they will be up tomorow. more coming so stay tuned.

Very cool...

I think this has been posted before but Who is the OEM for the Vision and do they have other items in their product line?

Seems that who ever made the Vision "gets it" when it comes to Quality and Performance out of the box.

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Does anyone know what voltage/wattage I should be using with these 3.2 ohm vision carts that they have had good experiences with? I'm using 70/30 pg/vg. And it seems like I get the best hit if I hold it upside down. I only filled this 2nd one about 5/8 or more and gave it a couple upside downs to get the wicks wet.
 

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Does anyone know what voltage/wattage I should be using with these 3.2 ohm vision carts that they have had good experiences with? I'm using 70/30 pg/vg. And it seems like I get the best hit if I hold it upside down. I only filled this 2nd one about 5/8 or more and gave it a couple upside downs to get the wicks wet.

If you tell me the Voltage and Ohms of something you are using right now I can tell you what should work with a 3.2 ohm Vision.


The Math is like this...

Watts = Votage Squared divided by ohms

Say you find you like a 2.8 ohm carto with your juice at 4.3 volts.

4.3 volts squared divided by 2.8 ohms = 6.6 watts.

So for your juice you like it vaped at 6.6 watts. To find what voltage is needed for a 3.2 ohm Vision you use this formula

Voltage is equal to the Square Root of 6.6 watts times 3.2 ohms

(6.6 * 3.3)^1/2 = 4.6 volts

Once you know what wattage your juice works at it easy to get the same results for Any ohm carto or atty. Just take the Square Root of the Watts times the ohms and Bingo, you get the Voltage.

BTW - A Provari makes doing all this a Snap.
 

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If you tell me the Voltage and Ohms of something you are using right now I can tell you what should work with a 3.2 ohm Vision.


The Math is like this...

Watts = Votage Squared divided by ohms

Say you find you like a 2.8 ohm carto with your juice at 4.3 volts.

4.3 volts squared divided by 2.8 ohms = 6.6 watts.

So for your juice you like it vaped at 6.6 watts. To find what voltage is needed for a 3.2 ohm Vision you use this formula

Voltage is equal to the Square Root of 6.6 watts times 3.2 ohms

(6.6 * 3.3)^1/2 = 4.6 volts

Once you know what wattage your juice works at it easy to get the same results for Any ohm carto or atty. Just take the Square Root of the Watts times the ohms and Bingo, you get the Voltage.

BTW - A Provari makes doing all this a Snap.

Yeah i use a Provari and and the ohm's calculator. I'm just wondering why I was getting burnt tasting juice at 4.6 volts. I tuned it down to 4.2 volts and its working a little better, just need to take longer hits. Do I have to flip it upside down after every couple pulls?
 

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I use a very simple equation to come up with my voltage needed, I just add 2.2 to whatever the ohm carto/Atty is I'm using and it always seems to work for me. Example 2ohm carto/Atty add 2.2 so vape at 4.2v 3ohm carto/Atty + 2.2 vape at 5.2v and so on, this works for me every time, it may not be the correct engineered mathematical equation but it always works for me, its simple and quick but works, of course you may want to adjust = or - .2 either way to your sweet spot but it is a quick way of figuring out approximately what Voltage to be at when using a regulated PV with what batts to use or a VV as to where to set your Voltage. Watts are the ultimate way to go in theory for sure but not many people are dealing with Watts in there mind and more with Voltage in there head when they think about this, therefor the +2.2 add is a very simple equation to use to come up with a quick voltage to use.
 

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I use a very simple equation to come up with my voltage needed, I just add 2.2 to whatever the ohm carto/Atty is I'm using and it always seems to work for me. Example 2ohm carto/Atty add 2.2 so vape at 4.2v 3ohm carto/Atty + 2.2 vape at 5.2v and so on, this works for me every time, it may not be the correct engineered mathematical equation but it always works for me, its simple and quick but works, of course you may want to adjust = or - .2 either way to your sweet spot but it is a quick way of figuring out approximately what Voltage to be at when using a regulated PV with what batts to use or a VV as to where to set your Voltage. Watts are the ultimate way to go in theory for sure but not many people are dealing with Watts in there mind and more with Voltage in there head when they think about this, therefor the +2.2 add is a very simple equation to use to come up with a quick voltage to use.

That'll get you around 7-9 watts generally, sounds like a good enough estimation. In my experience though, clearomizers (and cartomizers, but less so) just can't handle true wattage like an atomizer can, so it seems like it must be tuned down.

But let me ask everyone this: Do you have absolutely have to hold the clearomizer at least at a horizontal angle when vaping? I'm getting better results this way. I know it makes sense because thats how you would hold a cigarette, but with things like an atomizer you want to hold the device downwards.
 
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