most durable mod ever?

**newq** · 04-18-2012, 04:01 PM

Now I currently own a few more and have an issue with the majority of them. I have a 3vo a lavatube al a vmod and a buzz pro. I like all of them and have had an issue with which one to take to work.. I generally take my 3vo and keep my buzz in the car. I keep the buzz in the car as a backup as I would rather not chance being out and not having a pg nar me. They both take the same batter so it is nice to only carry 2 mods rather than 2 complete setups. I choose not to take my buzz out with me because I do alot of construction work and invariably I am inherintly rough on my pg's as they are laid down on various tables and thrown in pockets etc as I move about my day. however after 3 weeks of what I would.call average use for my line of work the 3vo is dead. First the cap for the tank stripped a week ago and today it rolled off a 4 ft high cabinet and landed bottom down on the concrete floor. The light only flashes red now...GRRR... At any rate anyone have an opinion on severe condition mods? Something built like a tank? Also anyone have recommendations for a holster for mods? I need to stop breaking these things. First a bolt now a 3vo. I just need a steel tube with rubber armor.There ya go folks 2 million dollar ideas... Rubber mod jackets and severe duty pv's

**Robotfactory** · 04-18-2012, 04:05 PM

if it doesn't need to be VV you should consider the silver bullet. it is build like a tank, and it would take a lot to destroy it.

**EricHill78** · 04-18-2012, 04:05 PM

Reo grands are like tanks.. All mechanical. People have driven over them and they still worked. Take out the battery and atty and you can actually wash the thing in water.

**bassthumper** · 04-18-2012, 04:08 PM

VV? I dunno about Variable Voltage. ANYTHING WITH INTERNAL ELECTRONICS WILL FAIL EVENTUALLY.
If you're willing to do without that, I would say the Prodigy V3 by Puresmoker. Mine has been ran over 4-5 times in traffic and still hits as good as ever!!!