Bottom Feeder

[Pipe_Dream_321]

So I just bought a VMod bottom feeder kit and am pretty excited. Is there anything I should be aware of prior to use?

 

[Renzuli]

Welcome , had one awhile back , and if I recollect correctly , there is a little gasket that goes on the atty . If this is not in place , it tends to leak . That's all I remember . It was a good intro into bottom feeders , but have since gone to a Reo "Grand"
Much better made , and dependable as a rock .

 

[Pipe_Dream_321]

Thanks for the info!

 

[singu]

Welcome , had one awhile back , and if I recollect correctly , there is a little gasket that goes on the atty . If this is not in place , it tends to leak . That's all I remember . It was a good intro into bottom feeders , but have since gone to a Reo "Grand"
Much better made , and dependable as a rock .

The new version of Vmod solved that problem. It doesn't leak anymore.

 

[Jixchel]

I know some have modded the vmod's bottle to make it more of a bottom feeder than a gravity feeder. It was one of the models I had been looking at, went with the Reo myself simply because I didn't want to take the chance that the vmod couldn't take the abuse of my clumsiness, and because I got lucky with a lottery scratch off and could actually afford the Reo LOL. There are video's and threads on the vmod of how people have installed the kick, and one where they are stacking batteries, but I don't trust stacked batteries with my bad luck. It is an excellent little device, the hardest part is knowing when to feed and not over feeding. Once you get the hang of that it's simple.