Are bottom feeders awkward?
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i find it very natural with a reo to push the bottle with my ring and middle fingers. it's a very natural motion for
thanks for the photos six & dc2 Im gonna look into that vapage vmod. thanks everyone
i'm jumping in pretty late but i thought i would chime in.
after getting used to learning how to best feed your carto/atomizer the only awkward thing i have found is the squishing squonking noise.
often enough if i'm hanging out with someone at home, i'm asked if one of my cats are puking their guts out.
it's just one of those compulsive annoying sounds.
after getting used to learning how to best feed your carto/atomizer the only awkward thing i have found is the squishing squonking noise.
often enough if i'm hanging out with someone at home, i'm asked if one of my cats are puking their guts out.
it's just one of those compulsive annoying sounds.
I think it is more fair, esp. with a newbie, to give the whole picture. There are 3 topics on ECF where users seem to really love the Vapage mod....also, a ton of neat advice about the device, kicking it, etc. Grimm Green didn't like it, but seems like an awful lot of people on this forum do.
:Part 1:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...d-xl-18650-bottom-feeding-mod-vapage-com.html
Part 2:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-bottom-feeding-mod-vapage-com-part-2-a.html
and
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ho-says-vmod-xl-best-bottom-feeder-earth.html
I might as well chime in too. Don't buy a VMod, buy a Reo and save yourself the headache. If you want a bottom-feeder, you need a Reo. The reasons are outlined in this thread and I don't want to bash the VMod all day, but seriously, buy a Reo.
For somebody who wants to just try one out, vapage having a 50% off sale on everything in the store, including vmod kits.
Code is 10P50
For $50 bucks, I'd say it's a great deal ---
I think it is more fair, esp. with a newbie, to give the whole picture. There are 3 topics on ECF where users seem to really love the Vapage mod....also, a ton of neat advice about the device, kicking it, etc. Grimm Green didn't like it, but seems like an awful lot of people on this forum do.
Part 1:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...d-xl-18650-bottom-feeding-mod-vapage-com.html
Part 2:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-bottom-feeding-mod-vapage-com-part-2-a.html
and
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ho-says-vmod-xl-best-bottom-feeder-earth.html
i've never seen/used one, i was curious about it so i went to his channel because he and i have very similar opinions on mods. i just said be wary.
I'm really intrested in the GVM Groove, dose anyone have any experience with them?
ecigwizard said they should have some back in stock in about two weeks time, so as long as I don't see any really negative coments I will be putting my order in.
ecigwizard said they should have some back in stock in about two weeks time, so as long as I don't see any really negative coments I will be putting my order in.
I went from an ego to a reo mini about a year ago.
In very short time, I realized that I did not need to carry a backup device.
This alone was well worth the price of admission.
This also marked the end of my weekly expenses in disappointing purchases.
I bought a reo grand a few months later.
The grand is my preferred device when home or driving.
The mini is nice for going out and concealed use.
There are a few very inexpensive components in a reo that will wear out.
But it will take several months of heavy daily use for that to happen.
In very short time, I realized that I did not need to carry a backup device.
This alone was well worth the price of admission.
This also marked the end of my weekly expenses in disappointing purchases.
I bought a reo grand a few months later.
The grand is my preferred device when home or driving.
The mini is nice for going out and concealed use.
There are a few very inexpensive components in a reo that will wear out.
But it will take several months of heavy daily use for that to happen.
I just give the bottle a "squonk" whenever I get that first hint of a flavor change, this varies on how heavily I am vaping and also the juice I am using at the time. I have had a REO Grand for about 3 months now and it has become my main use mod. Poor Provari just sits there collecting dust
The only issue I have had with leaking was no fault of the REO. I took it on a airline flight and the pressure difference in the cabin forced the juice out of the bottle and in to my pocket. Lesson learned, empty the REO when flying!!!I am also looking for more bottom feeders as I love the ease of use with these!!
My suggestion would be a REO Grand. 6ml of juice and 18650 power should last most anyone all day long!!
Thanks for posting this Racehorse. I've been on the fence trying to decide if I wanted to give a bottom feeder a try.
After reading reviews and pricing them out, I have settled on the V-Mod 2.0.
I just picked it up for $40 shipped with this coupon code
i don't want to start a pi**ing contest or fanboy war, but i have found the vmod to be nothing but intuitive. it's really tough to flood your carto/atty (unless the user is over-squonking), it doesn't leak, the carto/atty has extra protection, it's super durable, and the aluminum sleeve is interchangeable and a decent price.
moreover, the reason why i chose the vmod over the reo is the design. the second chamber is really innovative as far as gravity fed bottom feeders go.
and in comparison to the rev2 i was using before, headaches are nonexistent. i have no doubt both the reo and vmod are both excellent devices for their price point. i just don't see why the reo is head and shoulders above the vmod (though i know someone will say "completely user serviceable"), when i still haven't seen any arguments as to why that are not directly related to durability.
moreover, the reason why i chose the vmod over the reo is the design. the second chamber is really innovative as far as gravity fed bottom feeders go.
and in comparison to the rev2 i was using before, headaches are nonexistent. i have no doubt both the reo and vmod are both excellent devices for their price point. i just don't see why the reo is head and shoulders above the vmod (though i know someone will say "completely user serviceable"), when i still haven't seen any arguments as to why that are not directly related to durability.
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That was a good mini-review.
I may get a vmod when the time comes.
The funny thing is...
The reo has been around longer.
Since it is nearly indestructible, the only reason to buy another is to start a collection.
I may get a vmod when the time comes.
The funny thing is...
The reo has been around longer.
Since it is nearly indestructible, the only reason to buy another is to start a collection.
The problem I see with the V-mod is that it uses propietary atomizers, they are cheap, but it only uses silo atties or it leaks. In the Reo you can use whatever you want.
or you could take the oring off the silo atty that comes with it and put it on another atty
I just found out that the new version can use any atty... that´s good.
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