I'm definitely looking for something that'll go 5v at the MOST. Thinking about the Spade... Any suggestions? 
What do you think are the top 4-5 mods
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I got a 5v passthu from dietsmokes and this thing works great I use it when im at home all the time great vapor and troat hit looks cool with the stand that comes with it.
I think everyone has their own individual likes/dislikes..hard to answer this without playing favorites. I've tried quite a few..my personal favorites are The juice Box and my Little Chuck. But..that's just me. I want to try the xhaler as well as a few more, but I keep buying juice !!
Good luck..and happy vaping..no matter what you prefer
Good luck..and happy vaping..no matter what you prefer
i did not know that there was 5v pass troughs excuse me i have an order to purchase
I'm definitely looking for something that'll go 5v at the MOST. Thinking about the Spade... Any suggestions?
The Spade is only 3.7v, but it's a beautiful PV.
The VPPT is indeed 5v, but it only workds as an indoor PT conected to the wall or your PC
Buy both, you'll love 'em!
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I'm definitely looking for something that'll go 5v at the MOST. Thinking about the Spade... Any suggestions?
The 10440 battery used by the Spade seems a tad small... you'd probably be swapping it out quite a bit. For a 3.7v device, you should pick up a $30 box mod... they use 14500 batts at 900mAh, which lasts the better part of a full day.
In as much as the "mods" are nothing more than power supplies for an atomizer, the best PV is the one that fits your hand and pleases your eye, your sense of aesthetics.
It has the ability to be configured to vape at your preferred voltage and accept your preferred atomizer.
It has a switch that can be easily replaced when needs be and it uses batteries that are common, and inexpensive.
This page is reasonably current for the major "mods" currently available:
E-cig News: A run-down of all the big battery model e-cigarettes on the market
For me, the best PV uses a 510 atomizer at 3.7v. 36mg unflavored liquid mixed 70% PG and 30% VG provides the throat hit and vapor.
It has the ability to be configured to vape at your preferred voltage and accept your preferred atomizer.
It has a switch that can be easily replaced when needs be and it uses batteries that are common, and inexpensive.
This page is reasonably current for the major "mods" currently available:
E-cig News: A run-down of all the big battery model e-cigarettes on the market
For me, the best PV uses a 510 atomizer at 3.7v. 36mg unflavored liquid mixed 70% PG and 30% VG provides the throat hit and vapor.
I'm definitely looking for something that'll go 5v at the MOST. Thinking about the Spade... Any suggestions?
What exactly do you mean by "5V at the most"? Are you looking for something that gets as close to 5V without going over? Do you really just want a 3.7V mod or are you looking for something that works better than a freshly charged standard e-cig battery?
Im a huge fan of the Silver Bullet at 3.7V. Higher nicotine gives me a great throat hit and with the 18650-3000mah batteries, I dont have to worry about them dying for a couple days. (For some sort of reference, a regular 510 batt lasts me 30-45 minutes) It is a little bigger though, but it doesnt seem to be too much of a bother.
Getting the Prodigy V2 soon though so I can reduce the nicotine a little.
Getting the Prodigy V2 soon though so I can reduce the nicotine a little.
These days, there are so many to choose from. Most (but not the very newest) are described in Part 5 and toward the end of Part 6 of the WWV Illustrated Guide referenced in my signature. Recommended factors to consider:
Then there's the new 600 mAh 3.7V Janty eGO, which is not really a mod, since it has its own unique battery, rather than battery pack to hold generic batteries.
And then, of course, there is the ultimate mod Vapy Award winning (Best Hobby Mod) Carlos Juice Box: 3,000 mAh 3.7V battery capacity + handmade long-lasting atomizer + semi-automatic juice injection (from an internal 10 ml bottle). All to be had for $90 + patience (~six-week backlog). My favorite video review of it is Porphy's Juice Box Review on Vimeo.
- Aesthetics: length, thickness, shape, color, designs
- Voltage: 3.7V, 5V, 6V, 7.4V
- mAh: 360 up to 3,000
- The atomizer(s) it accomodates
- Position of the manual switch button: pressed with thumb/forefinger (most mods), pinky/ringfinger (XHaler, Super-Six, GG), or teeth (Copper)
- Price ($50 Bartleby up to $150+ Super-Six and $188 GG Transformer)
Then there's the new 600 mAh 3.7V Janty eGO, which is not really a mod, since it has its own unique battery, rather than battery pack to hold generic batteries.
And then, of course, there is the ultimate mod Vapy Award winning (Best Hobby Mod) Carlos Juice Box: 3,000 mAh 3.7V battery capacity + handmade long-lasting atomizer + semi-automatic juice injection (from an internal 10 ml bottle). All to be had for $90 + patience (~six-week backlog). My favorite video review of it is Porphy's Juice Box Review on Vimeo.
Thanks, Clumsy (if I can use that as your nickname)! Although the closest I came to a "review" in that post was my rave about the Juice Box (which, for me, is a bit too big and clunky8-o). I'm more of a olderthandirt kind of guy: "fits your hand and pleases your eye, your sense of aesthetics" and, of course, delivers great flavor and vapor and just the right amount of throat hit (all at a low price).*
My post was more of a Socratic overview – drawing out of the reader his/her own answers to key questions and then pointing him/her to a selection of relevant choices. It's become my earmark, I think.
* The best I've come up with so far is the 801 atty with adapter on a Kr8 battery ... or, when I'm not looking for throat hit, the GreenCig cartomizer on that same battery. Each is a poor man's 3.7V "mod." [I do have a Prodigy V1, but it hits me too hard ... and the Protégé is too pricey for me.]
Thank you, Kilroy! That was my intent.
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Thanks, Clumsy (if I can use that as your nickname)! Although the closest I came to a "review" in that post was my rave about the Juice Box (which, for me, is a bit too big and clunky8-o). I'm more of a olderthandirt kind of guy: "fits your hand and pleases your eye, your sense of aesthetics" and, of course, delivers great flavor and vapor and just the right amount of throat hit (all at a low price).*
My post was more of a Socratic overview drawing out of the reader his/her own answers to key questions and then pointing him/her to a selection of relevant choices. It's become my earmark, I think.
* The best I've come up with so far is the 801 atty with adapter on a Kr8 battery ... or, when I'm not looking for throat hit, the GreenCig cartomizer on that same battery. Each is a poor man's 3.7V "mod." [I do have a Prodigy V1, but it hits me too hard ... and the Protégé is too pricey for me.]
I appreciate your honest opinions. I think every mod out there is a piece of work, and we all have our favorites. So...there is no right answer...Just the answer that suits each individual.
Call me Clumsy anytime
I personally have to restrain myself from purchasing any more mod's. I figure I've tried a few, found 2 to my liking and that's just the way it is.
Have a great day, always enjoy reading your posts
I am going out on a limb and tossing off the fan-boy accusations by saying that your should seriously consider an AdapteveR (configured to your favorite atomizer) as a top choice. If you are going to love 6 volt vaping as I do, you can do no better than a Super Six from Super-T manufacturing. These are outstanding devices.
if you have the patience and money, supersix! if not, go for something like the silverbullet or adaptever =]
Out of all the ecig i have owned i have to say the AdaptEver's build quality is just awesome! and vaping on it is just as great as the build quality. I also own a Prodigy V1 ( and a V2 coming in this week ) and I love my Prodigy also. I have owned a SB and its a awesome device but was just a built TO bulky for me, I also owned a Xhaler and it just wasnt to my liking i guess.
So out of the "4" mods i have owned, My Adaptever and Prodigy are still with me. I am hoping to try a GLV but they seem to be in and out of stock and i keep missing them.
So out of the "4" mods i have owned, My Adaptever and Prodigy are still with me. I am hoping to try a GLV but they seem to be in and out of stock and i keep missing them.
The GLV is in stock right now in the polished version, btw, if you would like one. They are great! Very button friendly so they are easy to carry without burning up anything.
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