Auto feed or manual pump mods?

[coffm0]

Hello,

I have been vaping for 6+ months. I have 4 Ego sets. Just in case. Car, Home, Work, Spare....I like my Ego. I want more volume and less mess. I am a dripper, so carrying a bottle everywhere I go is habit. I have been looking at mods. I dont know what to do( or buy ) need experience here. I think I need a 5V to get more heat and better volume, and hoping to get a bit more flavor. I vape 36mg 70VG 30PG. Not to thin but still gotta wipe off the atty occasionally. Are ther any GOOD auto fed systems that can help with the mess, get me on the upper end of the sweet spot with regular 2.3Ohm atty, and self contained?

Thanks for any advice, I am ready to move up, I just dont know what to do. I like the ProVari but no feed system other than dripping.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

The only auto feed I know of is the GG AFS v3.0, which can be attached to the top of most mods. Note that it "is not intended to be a plug and play add-on" and that it is currently (and often) out of stock.

Pump feeders are more common. Two that can be added to most mods and fat batts (and which are more "plug and play" in nature) are SuperT's VapeMate and Notcigs' The Dripper. I believe they both get the job done; the respective engineering quality (and cost) is apparent from the photos.

Most integrated juice-feeders are box-shaped, although some are quite elegant and fit comfortably in the hand. The $170 VV version of the Ali'i shown below also is variable voltage.

Like you, I have been vaping for some time now and I have become fascinated by both juice-feeding and variable voltage. I can't afford that $170 VV Ali'i (or that $160 ProVari you are considering). Instead, I have my eye on Notcigs' $80 Infinity, successor to the landmark Buzz and due out any day now: sleek variable voltage (and I can always stick one of those juice-feeding attachments on it).

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For more information about mods (juice-feeders, 5V, and VV, among others), see my Wonderful World of Mods in the ECF Library.