hello, ok so my stupid question is why are there three different ohm atty heads with the vivi nova? i use a provari and am looking for the best vapor production. what should i use? 2.8 right??? thanks!
VIVI NOVA 2.5 help! (stupid)
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Your Provari is a variable voltage APV. That means you can can match the voltage to the resistance of the Vivi Nova head. I'm not a Provari user (nor do I plan to be) but I would try 4.0V with the 2.8 ohm head.
On a 2.8 head I like it about 4.4 volts. It might be different for you. That's the beauty of variable volt!
Nice thing about the Provari is that you can use any of the three. Personally, I use the following voltages with the various heads:
1.8 ohm - 4.0-4.2V
2.4 ohm - 4.4-4.6V
2.8 ohm - 4.7-5.0V
ok, im not completely new to the game but what im asking is what combo will give best vapor? i keep reading people use the 1.8. what voltage would be safe for that?
oh so i can go past 4 volts with the 1.8? i thought i would have to keep them low.
Here is a handy-dandy chart to help you decide:
http://www.vaporrater.com/images/Safe%20Vaping%20Chart.jpg
http://www.vaporrater.com/images/Safe%20Vaping%20Chart.jpg
Here's a chart that describes what voltages are best with what range of attys. Of course you'll have to dial it in to your specific wants as far as vapor, but these ranges are supposed to be whats best for battery life/vapor production.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sg-vapers/266496-vaping-power-chart.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sg-vapers/266496-vaping-power-chart.html
Make sure you check your resistance. My 1.8 ohm head shows 2.0 ohm on my Provari and I'm vaping it at 4.2V. That's 8.8W which is warm, but not too hot.
I've found for my preferences (on a Provari V2), I prefer the 1.8 and 2.4. Yes the Provari is fine with the 2.8, I just prefer the vape from the lower ohm heads, I don't know why. Most important of all - start your vaping with very low voltage and slowly increase the voltage to what you prefer. For many, Vivi Nova produces the best flavor at voltages lower than cartos. For example, I prefer about 3.7 V on the 2.4 ohm head and about 3.3-3.4 V on the 1.8 ohm head. Lastly, tilt it and roll it frequently to keep the wick saturated. Good luck and enjoy!
As Flyer said that's my vv range as well. It was designed roughly for:
1.8 3.3 v for EGo
2.4 3.6v for lots of stuff
2.8 4v++ for vv
This depends on your juice -- some sucks at high volt. And how how you like the vape--I hate warm/hot juice all day so I don't vv with the 2.8.
GotVapes has a new 3.2 ohm head for the 2.5 and the vivi mini for you Provari massive volt people...
http://www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=151_163&products_id=967
1.8 3.3 v for EGo
2.4 3.6v for lots of stuff
2.8 4v++ for vv
This depends on your juice -- some sucks at high volt. And how how you like the vape--I hate warm/hot juice all day so I don't vv with the 2.8.
GotVapes has a new 3.2 ohm head for the 2.5 and the vivi mini for you Provari massive volt people...
http://www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=151_163&products_id=967
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so this is ironic... i just received my vivi nova from gotvapes.com, and only one atomizer head??? not even in box... weired
That is weird, Billy, very weird. Those guys get off on their own repackaging, strange it came that way. And with only one head?
In my experience their customer service has been top notch. You should open a ticket with them at igotvapes.com explaining the circumstances and I'm sure they'll take real good care of you.
Did you get the regular Vivi Nova or the new Mini? I've heard they're only shipping one head with the Mini's.
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