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With clearos horizontal or slightly upward is the only way I get enough juice at the coil. With the vision I'm finding I just give it a sec upside down and I can vape a few drags until the gurgling stops. It gurgles a bit but it keeps the coil absolutely wet and give great flavor without any heat related flavor issues. It isn't perfect and if anything allows too much juice to the coil, resulting in a lot of un vaped juice getting between mouthpiece and plugs. However the plug has a cone shape to it and runs juice back to the coil which helps. The mouthpiece get juice condensation in the little gap at the top and eventually will give a little spit. All in all it is a very nice vape. I haven't touched a bottle since I filled it this morning and have a quarter tank left so it's going well. There have been a couple draws where the flavor changed a little but a quick flip and all is well. So 90% of hits are perfect flavor and the other 10% are still good just a little off. I'm liking a lot!
 

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nice tip Matt...

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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One of the reasons for this is the inner fill plug is noticeable looser on this as you can tell, so not as much pinchign of the wicks...

With clearos horizontal or slightly upward is the only way I get enough juice at the coil. With the vision I'm finding I just give it a sec upside down and I can vape a few drags until the gurgling stops. It gurgles a bit but it keeps the coil absolutely wet and give great flavor without any heat related flavor issues. It isn't perfect and if anything allows too much juice to the coil, resulting in a lot of un vaped juice getting between mouthpiece and plugs. However the plug has a cone shape to it and runs juice back to the coil which helps. The mouthpiece get juice condensation in the little gap at the top and eventually will give a little spit. All in all it is a very nice vape. I haven't touched a bottle since I filled it this morning and have a quarter tank left so it's going well. There have been a couple draws where the flavor changed a little but a quick flip and all is well. So 90% of hits are perfect flavor and the other 10% are still good just a little off. I'm liking a lot!
 

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Since the Vision mouthpiece is so much like the ego-t tank....
I use this ego-t tank trick that helps them work better... IMHO

I have taken the little piece of plastic (down in the mouthpiece,under the final/end mouthpiece) out & just put the end back on..... *it changes the air flow enough that the condensation beads a little faster & goes back into the coil cup ....

*@least I'm thinkin' that is "what's up ?" :lol:

It does seem to flow better, I think it taste's better too..........

and thanks to mwa & legio for your VV thoughts ...
I am trying to figure out the whole vv thing too....& zoid scared me :shock:
but you 2 calmed me back down
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I am trying to figure out the whole vv thing too....& zoid scared me :shock:
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LOL… Sorry to scare you. Didn’t mean to.

The VV thing really isn’t that complex. But with a VVPV you have the ability to run higher voltage that your e-Liquid can handle, you run the risk of getting that burned taste in your Carto/Atty if the voltage is too high.

The entire thing about the watts is just a way to know at what voltage an e-Liquid tastes best for any given carto/atty ohm.

You don’t have to do the Math if you don’t want to. You can start with a low voltage and bump up the volts until you find the sweet spot for a Carto/Atty with a certain e-Liquid.

It is a little tedious to do this when you have a bunch of Cartos/Attys with different ohm settings though. That is where knowing what watt you like to vape at comes in handy.
 

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YEAH Chris! I love my vision been 5 hours on in now.
So far the draw is tight yes but my hits are so warm :D
Gone through a fill already looks like I'll be vaping more juice more often.
Gummy bear lacks the same flavor it has in my FLüXomizer 2.6-2.8 ohm on an Ego? what's the rating on these? Thought it was the same... None the less it is warmer and I likeie, I'll never concur my watt mystery go fig.
Love the fill change in these, not having to remove the seal is a +++ .
Vaper plume is off the charts for my lil old unit.

Just a side story as my hubby walked in the room (a just exhaled vapor) I ask him what the weather would be like and his reply "cloudy With a chance of Adrena" LOL I so got to tag that somewhere. The vision rocks in my book.

Loving this as I already do, I just have to say.
*I wouldn't mind the price (or even a higher one) if I could replace the innards myself. I find I love the simplicity of tanks...
*maybe some colored plastic tubing I need a clear purple tank. >.<
*The turbine tip, can we get this tip fluted more like that, so loved the feel?
(already checked same diameter as the vision tube :(

Thanks for everything you guys do for us. Can't wait to see what else you have for us to play with.

Seeing as my units sit on batt end at all times. I removed the inner plastic nub in the tip, draw is now better....
Maximizer's rubber tip fits too....
 
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Vision cones now on site in both stainless/chrome and black:

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GV VISION Giant Clearomizer : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more
Enjoy!
 

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Hey! those are too cool ...
way better than my little plastic cap I cut in to a ring thingy. :facepalm:

Must be time to place an order .....
My Vision has taken to "popping" every once in awhile,
the coil just makes a little "POP" noise ???:blink:

In it's defense...
the poor thing has worked REALLY HARD for the last 3 weeks !!

You'd think it would be "too pooped to pop"!
but nope still " popping right along ":lol:
I'm thinkin'..... it won't be for long now tho....:glare:
 

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LOL… Sorry to scare you. Didn’t mean to.

The VV thing really isn’t that complex. But with a VVPV you have the ability to run higher voltage that your e-Liquid can handle, you run the risk of getting that burned taste in your Carto/Atty if the voltage is too high.

The entire thing about the watts is just a way to know at what voltage an e-Liquid tastes best for any given carto/atty ohm.

You don’t have to do the Math if you don’t want to. You can start with a low voltage and bump up the volts until you find the sweet spot for a Carto/Atty with a certain e-Liquid.

It is a little tedious to do this when you have a bunch of Cartos/Attys with different ohm settings though. That is where knowing what watt you like to vape at comes in handy.

Zoid, telling you just add +2.2 to your ohms and that be your starting point on your voltage, 2.5ohm + 2.2 = 4.7V ,,,,,,,,,,,,3ohm + 2.2 = 5.2v do this and you will be dam close every time and just adjust upward from there, its usually right on the money with in .2
 

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Anyone know who the manufacturer for the Vision is (if it isn't a "secret", of course)? I'd like to poke around to see what else they might have in store.

As a semi-aside, I've been looking at the new Echo series, but have been put off by the use of fillered cartomizers. That's personal preference only, as they sound like they mostly work great. An 808-thread version of the Vision would be a great alternative for use on the Echo auto batteries, IMO.

I finally got my Vision in the mail yesterday... I like it. I do think it would work better on a 3.7 battery than on a standard Ego, however (though it's still quite acceptable), and a slighty lower ohmage might also be good.
 

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I do think it would work better on a 3.7 battery than on a standard Ego, however (though it's still quite acceptable), and a slighty lower ohmage might also be good.
Can you elaborate for me I was under the impression my eGo was a 3.7. :( Now I have to rethink my resistance watt yada yada thing? I'm confused now, not hard to do BTW....
 

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Zoid, telling you just add +2.2 to your ohms and that be your starting point on your voltage...

Not saying that adding 2.2 to the ohms isn’t easy. It is.

But it doesn’t yield the wattage I’m looking for. Adding 2.2 to the Ohms approximates 9 watts which is Way Too High for me and my e-Liquids. I like to vape at 5.5 watts

If I was going to use a Linear Approximation of the Higher Order Voltage function, my Addition Coefficient would be about 1.15 to Approximate 5.5 watts.

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I P-Touch label my Cartos with the flavor that I use in each one. It’s really not that much more work to do the Math and print the ohms and desired volts to the label.

That way I just pick up a Carto, dial in the Provari and start vaping.
 

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Can you elaborate for me I was under the impression my eGo was a 3.7. :( Now I have to rethink my resistance watt yada yada thing? I'm confused now, not hard to do BTW....

Most eGos PV's actualy output about 3.2-3.4v

The 3.7v reference is more of the "class" of PV that it is verses the actual voltage.

If you have a volt metter it's easy to test your eGo. Just Don't touch the outside of the battery with the probe you use to touch the center post of the battery.
 
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Not saying that adding 2.2 to the ohms isn’t easy. It is.

But it doesn’t yield the wattage I’m looking for. Adding 2.2 to the Ohms approximates 9 watts which is Way Too High for me and my e-Liquids. I like to vape at 5.5 watts

If I was going to use a Linear Approximation of the Higher Order Voltage function, my Addition Coefficient would be about 1.15 to Approximate 5.5 watts.

appox_v.jpg



I P-Touch label my Cartos with the flavor that I use in each one. It’s really not that much more work to do the Math and print the ohms and desired volts to the label.

That way I just pick up a Carto, dial in the Provari and start vaping.

To each there own Zoid, My sweet spot is between 8w and 9w I think most people like it a bit higher than you but like I said to each there own as long as your happy thats all that matters



Edit : Zoid you definitely like a much cooler vape than I do, my original post was add 2-2.2 as well, and I said it would get you close and usually with in .2 of where you may want to be and to adjust your voltage from there, as well I said that wattage was the ultimate way to go but most people are not thinking wattage they are thinking volts, thus my mathematical equation, I still say it works and is a good reference point to use and go by. if you know you like a cooler or warmer vape than instead of using the 2-2.2 than you just plug in your own number and add it to the ohms and come up with your own final voltage on everything as as well
 
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Personally I dont ever even look at any of it, I dial everything in to my sweet spot and that's it all done, the numbers to me at this point are just pointless anymore, I could dial my vape in blindfolded and know dam close to where I'm at. It basically depends on the juice, Atty/Carto combo and even the Mod I am using , but still 8-9W is my home almost always, not 5W for me
 
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Personally I dont ever even look at any of it, I dial everything in to my sweet spot and that's it all done, the numbers to me at this point are just pointless anymore, I could dial my vape in blindfolded and know dam close to where I'm at, but still 8-9W is my home

I hear you mwa...

e-Cigs can be as simple or as complex as a person wants to make them.

The only thing I hate is if I have my VVPV Voltage cranked up to vape a High Ohm Votex and then switch to a Low ohm Clearomizer, It only takes one hit to put that Burnt taste on the Clearomizer to wick.

And yes. From what I read, 5.5 watts is low by most peoples taste. Not sure why I like a lower wattage but all my juices seem to taste Sweeter that way. I also don't care much about TH.
 

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I hear you mwa...

e-Cigs can be as simple or as complex as a person wants to make them.

The only thing I hate is if I have my VVPV Voltage cranked up to vape a High Ohm Votex and then switch to a Low ohm Clearomizer, It only takes one hit to put that Burnt taste on the Clearomizer to wick.

And yes. From what I read, 5.5 watts is low by most peoples taste. Not sure why I like a lower wattage but all my juices seem to taste Sweeter that way. I also don't care much about TH.

It's kind of a different ballgame with CE2 type carto's as well, they don't play the same game as other Atty/Carto's,,,,For me, Less is more with these most of the time when it comes to Voltage and Wattage.!
 
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Most eGos PV's actualy output about 3.2-3.4v

The 3.7v reference is more of the "class" of PV that it is verses the actual voltage.

If you have a volt metter it's easy to test your eGo. Just Don't touch the outside of the battery with the probe you use to touch the center post of the battery.

Hubby has a volt meter but h3ll if I know how to use.... lol thanks for the info...
 
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