Favortie VV mod

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Los Marauder

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My favourite VV is the one that puts electricity into my atomizers and makes vapour. Have a twist, LT, and provari, all of them work as intended. Though of the 3, the provari is the one that feels best as far as "I can fend off 2 dozen rabid toddlers with this thing and have a vape afterwards." You never know.

I don't have a vv, but now kind of want a provari. Never know when them darn toddlers are rabid:p
 

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I have a provari as my only vv and I love it. That being said there's a different fit for everyone and if you like box mods it probably won't be perfect for you. And with the influx of high quality vv mods theres something out there that will be perfect. Do you like a metal, wood, or plastic finish? Sleek and sexy or flashy and novel? Long battery life or pocket friendly? For a cheap starter vv box both the ovale v8 and the vv gripper are well spoken of
 

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I think i may just do a little research and go for building my own. Lookin into the madvapes kits and just need to find something that goes over how to add a voltage display and possibly and way to put buttons in for adjusting the voltage. so far my bogger box is my favorite mod but i plan to browse the interwebs a bit.
 

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I think i may just do a little research and go for building my own. Lookin into the madvapes kits and just need to find something that goes over how to add a voltage display and possibly and way to put buttons in for adjusting the voltage. so far my bogger box is my favorite mod but i plan to browse the interwebs a bit.

go to the mod forums then and read read READ....make sure you have a good grasp of everything before you take the plunge into the mod world.
 

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go to the mod forums then and read read READ....make sure you have a good grasp of everything before you take the plunge into the mod world.

thanks ill definitely do that. Just seems easier to me cus i know what i want plus it may be a bit cheaper doing it myself
 

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thanks ill definitely do that. Just seems easier to me cus i know what i want plus it may be a bit cheaper doing it myself

its not hard per se, i'm an engineer so things come naturally for me to an extent....i've made a box mod and i've also made a tube mod out of PVC so far...and i'm nailing out the final plans for a mod made from copper pipe....you want to get a good sturdy multimeter (i prefer fluke if you can find a good price on one) a soldering iron, and always ALWAYS use lead free solder....if you have an iron change the tip before you start working..and make sure you know your battery limitations, and ALWAYS watch battery chemistry, as some batteries are superior.
 
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