Buying the MadVapes VV Box Mod - questions..

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unless it is a starter kit, mods generally only come with the mod itself. Meaning you'll need batteries/charger, atomizers or cartos (or tank and cartos if you chose to go that route), and a supply of eliquid. If you are buying the mod kit you'll also need some basic tools and a soldering iron, solder, multimeter, epoxy etc...
 

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get 4 14500 batteries and a charger, i have a madvapes vv box, great little thing, charge lastes the whole day and the 14500s only take like 3 hours to charge so its great, the wheel is very sensitive so keep that in mind.

mom and pops Scuba tanks work great on it and the price point is great, 6$ for the DIY kit if you can punch your own cartos.
 

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The grey Ultrafire's wouldn't work in my MV vv boxmod. The protection circuit kicks in and cuts them out. I've got some Trustfire flames that work fine and a set of AW IMR's. The AW's are by far the better choice in my experience.

hmmmmmm, I have an Evercool boxmod and run the grey Ultras with no problems with 1.5dccs at upto near 6v(usually @ 5v)...that is around 3.5A orso...I do like the Trustfire Flames(2400mah/18650s) I am using in some hi-out flashlites and the AWs have a top shelf reputation......
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