Addvice for my first big pv???

[hyperdeficit]

I ordered a chuck a couple days ago and I have never had a big pv mod before.

Anybody have any advice for me with this thing so i dont blow it up?

As far as I know you just have to keep it wet with juice more often than you think. also only take 2 or 3 second drags. anybody have anything else for me?

 

[smc]

I am assuming you are going to be using 3.7 volts. In this case there is nothing to worry about. I use a silver bullet at 3.7 volts, and have yet to have a atty burn out on me. I typically take a fairly quick draw and blow this one out of my nose as I draw in another hit. I would say I keep the atty going for 10 seconds... just timed it: 10 seconds.

I don't know anything about 6 volts. I purchased the SB with the 3.7v battery. I have not found a reason to move to 6 volts.

As soon as the flavor starts to dissipate I switch carts, refill, top off etc...

Things I noticed when moving to a battery mod:

1) Consistent all day. Vapor just like a fresh 510 battery... maybe a bit more.
2) Handles flooded attys much better.
3) Don't have to do the 510 shuffle.

Enjoy...

 

[catlvr]

Sounds like you've done your homework! I don't have the chuck (yet he he). I have a Prodigy and the only thing I can add is not to let your attys get to hot. I've read they can be atty killers. Like you said I take a couple of 2 or 3 second drags and let the atty cool off. I haven't lost an atty yet. I think you'll love it! Enjoy.

 

[jlcanary]

I don't have one, but I have heard that the high voltage juices from Drew at Nhaler work wonders in a mod. I have the butterscotch and the peanut butter cup high voltage juices that I use in my regular 901 and they are great. They burn slower and keep the atty cooler (for me anyway).

 

[hyperdeficit]

I don't have one, but I have heard that the high voltage juices from Drew at Nhaler work wonders in a mod. I have the butterscotch and the peanut butter cup high voltage juices that I use in my regular 901 and they are great. They burn slower and keep the atty cooler (for me anyway).

Yeah I love nhaler, well i actually only like two out of the four flavors i tried. I really liked candy apple and pralines and cream, I am going to order some tommorow and do reviews when I get them, I am also gonna review my chuck wen I get it.

Thanks for the pointers guys, I hope I have done my homework i dont want to have my chuck explode or anything

anybody else have any other pointers? i am open ears

 

[smc]

Just wanted to say that after 10 seconds of vapor madness my atty is warm, but it is certainly not hot. I am using the steel mesh mod, and it seems like the body of the mod absorbs some heat. Using a standard 510 battery the atty gets noticeably warmer.

 

[catlvr]

Oh yes I forgot to mention Nhaler's high voltage juices. I've got quite a few and they do work and taste great. Lots of flavor and vapor. Jlcanary i've got some of the butterscotch too and it's fantastic. Bought some from another place and it was horrible. Nhaler rocks!

 

[Scottes]

Keep a battery in the charger at all times, and/or be sure to carry a fully-charged spare with you. I've had a Prodigy for 2 weeks, and I still can't tell when the batteries are getting low. The vapor starts hitting mild, and within 3 drags it's dead. If I didn't have a spare battery at that moment I would be crying.

 

[doots]

I have my beloved Chuck and It Vapes at 3.7v great for days with a 18650 batty.
At 6v It's awesome but watch out for atty failure if you dont keep it real wet all the time.

I have had no problem with atty failure using 510 atty..

I have a connector for 801s I like to use. Have went through 4 attys in 2 weeks at 6v.

There is a learning curve at 6v.

I like 3.7 with 801. Smooth vape and the batty. I recharge every day or two just to keep volts as high as possible using the 18650.

You will love yours when it gets to you!!