Mini Nova doing my head in.

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Nov 6, 2012 9:36:46 GMT booblay said:

like the look of that, macca...

chiller, if a vivi does your head in, then a rebuildable will probably make you want to blow your brains out...they're great when they work, but oh so frustrating to those who are new to them...

I advise you start off learning how to rewick and recoil your own vivi heads before you go down the rebuildable path....it's very easy, and here's a tutorial, if you're interested -

Or my pictorial guide HERE

[ChillerVapes]

I too like the look of the splitfire! That middle ring should help keep the centre tube from moving.

I think my problems are with the build quality. I'm sure I simply got a duff 1.
It's so temperamental it's a joke, every time I pick my LT up, I'm checking that the tank and the bottom ring aren't coming away from the base, if I so much as knock the silicone hood when I'm topping up, it knocks the centre tube out of alignment causing it to break the current to the atty and it takes forever to get right again.

I'm going to try a v5 with the viewing window. Hopefully, since it's bigger than the mini, has repositioned air holes and the tank is made of metal, it should be a bit more sturdy

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Nov 5, 2012 22:27:09 GMT ChillerVapes said:

I had a look at them genesis attys, they are not for me, I can guarantee I would loose the screws or something lol.
I think I will have to wait for the v5 nova to come out (the 1 with the chrome tank with a viewing window and just pray that it's built better than my mini nova

Yeah - I gather it's not easy to get started with them but vapers do seem to have a lot of praise for them when set up correctly. To put a positive spin on it: I'm looking forward to the challenge! :-)

Will keep a lookout for reviews of the v5s...

Splitfire/Hyper 4 looks interesting too!

[booblay]

i just spent an hour - yes, a flippin HOUR - fiddling with the coils on my new genny, trying to sort out a hot spot.

was it worth it?

oh yes