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I think he is just using the spring and wood plug to push the battery against a contact for space saving and reliabilty.

Not really,you just get used to it.If you find some reallly good tasty liquid it helps a lot though.A hotter vape with LR or higher voltage might also help.

So i might have been a grade A dumbass here.... i wasn't using the little rubber curver thinger that keeps the carto in place and sorta guides the needle. Started using that and it's working 100% better. lol

Yeah i meant the gripper was twice the price of the ovale, seem extremely similar with the biggest difference being the type of battery they take. I went with the gripper since it takes an 18650, leaves the door open for more mods I won't have to get batteries for

Sweet spot. Check. Got it. Thanks for the help!

That recommendation about Halo Menthol Ice caught my attention since it's what I vape 99% of the time. The thing is, your son...if he picks up vaping...may gravitate toward a juice that's NOTHING like what he smoked. My recommendation is to seek out vendors who offer variety packs. (Halo is one such company.) You get an assortment of flavors at a fairly equitable price. You might also want to attend a vape meet if you can. The one I attend (when I get the chance) solicits vendors to donate juice for vapers to sample. Nothing better than sampling and socializing with fellow vapers.

Your clearos that work good with the regular battery will work just as well with the twist set counter-clockwise to the minimum setting. Try that first and then twist it up just a little bit. You'll notice it getting a little warmer and more vapor. Twist it half way and even more so but at about that point you might start to loose the flavor. It's easy to find the sweet spot, just play with it a bit. Most of my clearos are medium-low resistance and I keep my twist half-way or less(4 volts). Some attys, cartos or clearos with a more standard or higher resistance and you will want to crank it to the max(4.8 volts). Do yourself a favor and don't try to read the numbers on the dial, they are so small it isn't even worth it. Just know that counterclockwise is 3.2 clockwise is 4.8 and the middle is 4.0. and fine tune it by how you like it.

it's actually pretty simple, just remember to pair the correct resistance to the correct voltage. general rule of thumb is as follows. lower ohm carto/atty=lower voltage higher ohm carto/atty=higher voltage for instance, a "low resistance" atty/carto (1.5-2.0ohm's) you would want to use basically at 4v or less, this will give you a very warm vapor. for a cooler vape try a 2.5-3.0ohm atty carto at that same 4v or less at 3+ohm's 5v or higher will give you a warmer vape. but just remember that basic rule of thumb, if the resistance of the atty/carto is low you want to pair it to a lower voltage. if it's high pair it with a higher voltage. most sites if they don't list the exact resistance of the atty/carto will at least tell you it's either a lr-low resistance (1.5-2.0ohms), sr-standard resistance (2.5-3.0ohms), or hv-high voltage (not sure y some sites call it that as it should be high resistance not voltage but anyways 3.5-4.0ohms)

In general, the higher the voltage the hotter the vapor will be. The lower the voltage, the colder the vapor will be respectively. The eGo C will work just like your eGo T honestly except imagine the twist part is a boost button. The higher you go, the more vapor you'll get and the hotter it'll be. Like turning a toaster on over drive lol While I'm using an eGo T at the moment, normally I enjoy a Regular Resistance Boge Cartomizer at 4.2 volts. It's the sweet spot for me personally. Not to hot not to cold.

Although it didn't happen with a Provari, I had a brand new IkenVape IO6 1.8Ω atty pop on me recently and did just exactly what you described...an audible "POP!" and a cheek-puffing blast of air in my mouth that scared the **** out of me! I was gun-shy for a while after that experience.

I never let mine cool down long enough for anything to grow on.But that is something to consider for folks who keep several carto's or carts loaded.

Hi Todd, I haven't noticed anymore hair growth. Although as I get older hair starts to grow in the weirdest places. :P