Lets be honest...with all the wires, batteries and regulator boards...these things look like a bomb detonator lol! I've gotta fly to Vegas in october...so would I be better to leave the big boy and home and just take the 510 joye with an extra batt or two?
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Dont take it carry on but check in your bag and no questions will be asked. If you take it carry-on then you will have a little explaining to do to TSA 
I've taken two ProVari VV units with me every time I've traveled and never had a problem. The only time I was even questioned it was because the TSA (at the airport on NY) wanted me to show it to his coworker who smoked.
Liquid in my liquid baggie, batteries and assembled ProVari out where they can see it, and unassembled ProVari in the storage bag I use for my supplies. No drama.
Liquid in my liquid baggie, batteries and assembled ProVari out where they can see it, and unassembled ProVari in the storage bag I use for my supplies. No drama.
Well...back from my trip...(I hate flying lol) and I took both my joye set of 510s and decided to take my green-eyed monster with me too lol. I just tore everything down, put the batteries and charger in one zip lock, the body in another and my CE's and tips in a third. I told the lady who was doing the scanning that there was a few e-cigs in there and they might look a bit strange...she said "Yes they do!" lol. Coming back, one of the TSA agents actually asked if they were satisfying...I said they sure were...and he stated that he should look into them since he has been smoking for 34 years! I guess most of the scanning agents are getting used to seeing these things!
My advice...break it all down and give the scanner person a heads up! I went through without a hitch. And we left Vegas just as the president did so you know security was tight!
My advice...break it all down and give the scanner person a heads up! I went through without a hitch. And we left Vegas just as the president did so you know security was tight!
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