Can someone reccomend me a mod to build?

[mylose64]

I want to build a box mod.

Can someone please let me know which one MIGHT be better/easier for me? I've never modded before.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/95728-tutorial-juicebox-around-8-a.html

Mod Kits

I'm not sure if I should make the VV box mod or the Bottom feeder mod.

If I made the VV box mod would I have to use a specific atomizer/cartomizer/clearomizer?


help me choose please.

 

[asdaq]

The bottom feeder. It's easier and if 3.7v is still satisfying then why go VV. Many recommend the nicostick as a first mod and the bottom feeder is closer to it, just slightly more structural/ mechanical. That VV kit is assembly and soldering only, and you could even buy it in a ready to vape version. The bottom feeder is more the modder's choice.

 

[mylose64]

Thanks for the reply!

 

[meatsneakers]

why not both

the best part about having a VV mod is that you can use any carto or atty you want - you fine tune your voltage to that specific coil. another perk is that in the morning (at least for myself), you can dial down the voltage a bit and as the day progresses, turn it up. i find that my first vape of the day is way too harsh if i use the same voltage from the previous night. it's a .3v difference on a 1.5ohm atty but it really makes a difference to me.

as for the bottom feeder - if you direct drip IMO it's a must. cartos extend that time between fills but it's still a nuisance - you just have to weigh having a bigger mod with a bottom feeder vs having to keep juice close by all day.

 

[dogpound9219]

if u spend a decent amount of time at the computer i suggest a pass-thru mod...very convenient and saves ur batteries for when ur on the go

 

[Calypso]

Things to think about:
Think about when you will be using your mod.
Driving? Dripping and driving can be a pain not to mention dangerous.
At home? easy answer, any mod is good.
Out in public? again dripping can be a pain.

Summary:
IMO Just say no to carts. major pain
Dripping is good except when you are on the go.
Bottom feeder...... sweet. Just grab and go. On board juice can last a whole day plus. Easy to use. Highly recomended.
If you have the technical ability for VV then go for it.
Like to build things? Go gensis at a later time. Best vape hands down and auto feeds. Get some modding experience first.

Warning: Modding can be addictive!!

 

[chatter97]

I think for a get the feel of it, the madvape 3.7 or 5 volt kits can't be beat. The 3.7 is pretty hard to mess up, unless you get eager and use the worst soldering iron ever made (mine went into the trash after it destroyed the box and everything else. But they are cheap. This iron, you could feel the heat pulse randomly in different spots and never around the tip. Heating up the wire and contact would never melt the sodder unless I got creative and tried to move the iron up and down. Terrible!!!

 

[Shead]

I second the vote for the madvapes boxmod theres not much to mess up if I remember right everything is even predrilled

 

[Animeguy]

I did this build like 8 months ago and cannot stop using this pv. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/191607-easy-okr-t-vv-mod.html Its not that hard to do. That was the 3rd time i used my soldering iron. First 2 was some easy 3.7 box.