Looking to buy first battery mod! HELP!!!

[billyapd21]

Ok guys, I'm in the market to buy my first battery mod. I don't have enough money to buy multiple mods so I have to make sure I purchase the right one. I've been doing a lot of research and I think I've narrowed it down to a few mods. Here are a few requirements of my mod.

1. Can fit in my pocket
2. Battery will last all day
3. 510 connection type
4. Around $100 give or take
5. Want to be able to use a tank system with it e.g. DCT Map tank

I've kind of been looking at the BB from Altsmoke but the battery is kind of small and it will only vape at 3.7 volts. I was also looking at the Silver Bullet because of it's versatility at 3.7v or 6v, but the size is a little bigger than I would like but some people say it is pocketable. The other consideration was the GLV2 5volt but I'm not sure how the tanks would fit on them because the connection is off to the side. Does anyone have any other considerations or opinions on the mods I've talked about? I would really like some input from experienced vapers! Thanks guys, this forum is very useful and every is so willing to help out a newbie.

 

[dormouse]

I would not go 5v - that will really limit what cartomizers and atomizers you can use. I recommend variable voltage that includes everything from 3.7 to 5v if you want 5v

And what do you mean by all day - all day at work? All day and all evening? 24 hours? We don't know how much you vape. That may not be possible, especially if you vape a lot and are looking for heat and will use very low resistance attys/cartos vs the voltage. With what you are vaping now, how many mah of battery charge do you go through in whatever you mean by a "day" and how much hotter than that do you plan to vape?

And if you only want to spend $100 then you have to subtract the cost of charger and probably 4 batteries (pair and a spare pair) if you have VV or 5V.

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[reprisal]

The infinity pro from notcigs.com is coming out on September 5th, 1100mah battery, variable voltage, its pretty slim as well but a bit long, definitely pocketable imo. Buzzkill said the price should be around $120 with charger and batteries. IDK if thats before or after the 7.5% off coupon code (forget what the code is, I think it might be "ECF Buzzkill").

 

[wv2win]

I would not go 5v - that will really limit what cartomizers and atomizers you can use. I recommend variable voltage that includes everything from 3.7 to 5v if you want 5v.......

Definitely disagree!!! I use tanks and dual coil cartos on my 5 volt PV's all the time with no problems. In fact, it's great. And once you move to 5 volt vaping, you don't need to fool with LR attys but can stay with the regular resistence which hold up much better or use dual coil cartos, also.

I also use a variable volt, but it's not in your price range (Darwin). VV's are a good option but not the only one.

Probably the best 5 volt PV on the market is the GLV2. It comes with a lifetime warranty and the supplier is well supported on ECF. It's a little over $100. I would check it out and ask about it here on ECF. You will see by the responses what I mean:

5 volt GLV 2: GLV-2 Electronic Cigarette [GLV-2] - $110.00 : Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor

 

[MickeyRat]

Take a look at the maxi roughstack at madvapes. Different battery combinations give you 3.7, 6 and 7.4 volts. On top of that, it's cheap.

 

[tmcase]

Check out Ken's Box Mods for VV for under $100 Big Daddy Vari-Cool

Madvapes is another good place for inexpensive mods. He has a VV for $35 but is always out of stock. Variable Voltage Box Mod

I have a 5v and love it. I can use duel coils and tanks on it but VV is really the way to go and where you probably will end up down the road. You can adjust the voltage for the best flavor. I'll be getting one very soon.