Power VV Mod

[fsroq]

The chinese are producing more and more. As the market will get saturated, they will start to get into the niches they where not interested in as long any crap could be easily sold.
Same thing as in all the industry.

 

[nocturn4l3030]

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why cant the vv non-box mods go above 6v darnit! i sometimes like vaping my 3.5ohm atties at 6.1-6.3v....i wanted a buzz pro but it doesnt even go above 5.5v

anyway i love the features so far...thats the one downside of the provari moving up or down in voltage when youre trying to find that sweet spot..this would be a great fix. and im kinda .... about knowing what voltage im at so i love the led feature.

i do hope they offer different color schemes though...i want mine as descreet as.possible, dont think i can sport red and silver like that

 

[Jorge22]

It is limited at 2.5 amps. I dont beleive it will be that durable too. IMO it is a mid range device at entry level price tag.

What is the actual difference between those 2.5 amps and the 4 amps mentioned for someone who's subject-blond like me? And why do you think it won't be durable? I mean, I hope to have it like "forever" as long as I treat it right; although we do use the device, what we do drain are the batteries, right? But as I said I know very little about mods...

 

[MickeyRat]

What is the actual difference between those 2.5 amps and the 4 amps mentioned for someone who's subject-blond like me? And why do you think it won't be durable? I mean, I hope to have it like "forever" as long as I treat it right; although we do use the device, what we do drain are the batteries, right? But as I said I know very little about mods...

I was the one that mentioned 4 amps. I got there using ohm's law. If you are limited to 2.5 amps, the highest voltage you can use on a 1.5 ohm dual coil is 3.75 V. With 4 amps, you can go up to 6V.

Provaries are limited to 2.5 amps as well and I've seen posts from people that own a provari but, are using a cheapie madvapes VV because they want higher voltage on a dual coil.

 

[Jorge22]

Jeez, this is so complicated! The device ranges from 3 to 6 v. It seems it's limited to 2.5 amps and apparently so does the Provari. I was also told, much to my astonishment, by a veteran in these forums, that standard resistance cartos work perfectly in high voltages. I also heard dual coils worked like a charm in high voltages plenty of times. Regarding the standard resistance ones I also heard the opposite several times. I know many people use HV attys to vape at higher voltages, it's just that drip tipping isn't my cup ot tea really, albeit acceptable. As a total newbie to VV devices such as this, I must say I'm really, really confused (not to mention all the totally different opinions - apparently all from people who seem to know - regarding the best 18650 batteries for the device). Jeez again...

 

[eyebrook]

Welcome to the never ending learning curve , you will get there

 

[Jorge22]

Yes, I'm aware, but I thought people who knew more could point me in the right direction (not necessarily my favourite, just right) without me having to destroy cartos for no other reason than having found no really concrete conclusions. For example, do dual coils work like a charm in high voltages or they don't? Do SR cartos work perfectly in high voltages or they don't? Things like these seem very concrete to me, I guess.......

 

[MickeyRat]

Jeez, this is so complicated! The device ranges from 3 to 6 v. It seems it's limited to 2.5 amps and apparently so does the Provari. I was also told, much to my astonishment, by a veteran in these forums, that standard resistance cartos work perfectly in high voltages. I also heard dual coils worked like a charm in high voltages plenty of times. Regarding the standard resistance ones I also heard the opposite several times. I know many people use HV attys to vape at higher voltages, it's just that drip tipping isn't my cup ot tea really, albeit acceptable. As a total newbie to VV devices such as this, I must say I'm really, really confused (not to mention all the totally different opinions - apparently all from people who seem to know - regarding the best 18650 batteries for the device). Jeez again...

It's a matter of taste. For me a standard 510 is not bad boosted just a little bit to around 4V. There are people out there that use them at a much higher voltage. I think they like the smell of their tongue cooking. You have to try a few things and see what you like. You can run just about any atty at higher voltage. It may not hold up long but, you can do it.

 

[eyebrook]

I agee with MR, dual coils did nothing for me at all, but others love them. I have tried LR atties in my UFS at 3.7 volts and I dont like them SR atties suit me, but getting stable voltage would improve the experience maybe for me.
When I said welcome to the learning curve I wasnt being negative, because no matter what people tell you is good it will maybe only suit them

 

[fsroq]

I hope somebody will report something from the Vegas vape fest, where they will have been introduced.

 

[Jorge22]

Indeed, I wish, it's just about time somebody said something!

 

[fsroq]

Untill volcano didn´t show them in Vegas, they will not been shipped to Europe, so I really hope they did, and then get mine soon.

 

[Jorge22]

They're supposed to be delivered by the end of September to very early October and I'm not counting on unnecessary delays.

 

[fsroq]

Thats what the Spanish vendors say also.

 

[Jorge22]

Yes, I ended up buying it from Yovapeo, in Spain. There was an offer in Portugal too but I pondered and pondered and pondered and didn't get there in time. The price is the same, anyway.

 

[Jorge22]

Untill volcano didn´t show them in Vegas, they will not been shipped to Europe, so I really hope they did, and then get mine soon.

You do know there are vendors selling them at Alibaba, in China? Most sell a minimum of 500 but a few also sell them by units. In fact, I'm not sure what role Vulcano plays in all of this (have they designed it or something?) but it's manufactured in China by L-Rider.

 

[fsroq]

Its a L-rider product afaik, rebranded for Volcano as lavatube, if not rebranded its VV power.

 

[Creniker]

For under 100 how can u complain. A nice looking mod with nice features. Even with a amp limiter for the price I will get one.

 

[Str8V8ping]

It is manufactured by Lrider for sure . They actually manufacture a lot of VV PV's . I have been in talks with them and they will not sell this particular one because they make them for volcano only . Than can however manufacture a new vv one for any company built custom to their specs . Volcano just rebranded it as their own .

 

[dspin]

I use DC cartos 1.6 and the 1.25's (Smoke tec) @ 6V. Using them at 3.7 does nothing for me. I do not use SR cartos. Depends on the juice used whether it tastes good or not. Extracted and organic juices do not taste good to me at 6V.

Yes, I'm aware, but I thought people who knew more could point me in the right direction (not necessarily my favourite, just right) without me having to destroy cartos for no other reason than having found no really concrete conclusions. For example, do dual coils work like a charm in high voltages or they don't? Do SR cartos work perfectly in high voltages or they don't? Things like these seem very concrete to me, I guess.......