Vivi nova tank or clearomizer?

[Agonoize]

I was curious if i could get some quick opinions from experience. I am going to put a good size order in for e liquid. And would like to try a clearomizer or vivi nova tank. It will go on my provari v2. If clearo over vivi nova tank or other way. If clearo suggestion on what one. I would appreciate any opinions you have, thanks.

 

[xanderxman]

Go Vivi all day. I have used the Vivi and an E1 clearo and, for me, the Vivi takes the cake. Better flavor and vapor.

 

[nkr501]

I have to vote Vivi on this one. I have one now and two more on the way. Filling and cleaning are super easy and it will last you pretty much all day. Even if you are a heave vaper, it takes no effort to fill it back up. Vapor and flavor have been great for me so far.

 

[gdeal]

Vivi...hands down... and put a 2mm strand of rolled cotton batten over the top of the coil. re: BJ43 at the Wicks Materials thread.

 

[Agonoize]

I appreciate the quick replies. I was hoping to hear the vivi nova, looks quick and simple like you say. Ill be ordering a couple now im setting up my order.

 

[Agonoize]

Huh is there a video on that cotton strand thing? Hey what ohm would anyone suggest they have 3 available.

 

[klynnn]

Vision Vivi Nova, Part 2 - Changing Wick (COTTON) & Final Impressions - YouTube

 

[Agonoize]

Sweet thanks

 

[AttyPops]

I purchased a pack of top coil clearos for driving on month...(CE2's) and then the next month or so a vivi nova. They are similar and can both suffer from try wicks.

The big differences to me...
1) the VN is a replaceable coil.. but the cartos can cost less that a VN coil. So the main point to me is ... it's rebuildable if you want.
2) The tank is, of course, bigger. Also heavier.

I think the VN is easier to clean. Cartos are disposable so meh.

I use the 2.8 ohm coils at around 4.8ish volts.

Now thinking about resistance wire and cotton wick........

If you don't mind the added weight of a tank, I'd go with VN for capacity and future rebuild-ability. Make sure it says version 2.5 or later. There are many other rebuildable tanks out there. I think the VN is a good price point for "Tank experimentation".

 

[nkr501]

You get three different heads with the Vivi Nova kit. Try all three and figure out which one you like best, then you can order more after you have tried them out.

When my next shipment comes in I will have 3 tanks and 15 heads, 5 2.4ohm heads and 10 2.8ohm heads.
The LR heads aren't as friendly on my LT.

 

[Agonoize]

Sounds good ill stick with the kit. Thanks for all the replies, lots of good info.

 

[DantesInferno]

Vivi novas at COV for 10$...get two. LOL

 

[Agonoize]

Hey thats a good price thanks

 

[tj99959]

Technically they are the same thing, just a different form factor. Because of those form factors there are differences in how air is managed.
This makes the PV that you intend to use it on the determining factor for which one will work best.

On your ProVari the Nova tank will function best.

 

[Ralikar]

I love the vivi and normally recommend them 24/7.

But on a provari? Why spend the cash on a provari without getting one of the top high end mods/tanks? If you do go VN be SURE you at least rewick with cotton and get a got vapes 3.2 ohm head or make your own to go high volts.


You all sure the COV vivi nova is a 2.5?? $20 dropped to $10 makes me suspicious... Sure looks like the airhole is on the bottom and not the threads... Any new person buying a Vivi make SURE it's a 2.5, not the older stuff.

http://www.surevapes.com/Vision-Vivi-Nova-35ML-v25_p_113.html

is what I use...