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Its an advanced user mod. My recommendation would be to read alot of the GG threads in their forum and watch every youtube video too. That way you will know what your doing w/it when you get it. It does not come w/instructions. If you buy one make sure you get the fuse kit. But watch the videos. You also need a multi-meter if your going to buy a mod and make sure you buy good batteries and a good charger like a Pila.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/announcements-rules/129007-warning-rechargeable-batteries-mods.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/announcements-rules/129007-warning-rechargeable-batteries-mods.html
i like my ggts, a lot. im pretty crafty/techy but this was my first real mod and i dont have any trouble using it. i got the ufs feed system as well that is more advanced. as long as you watch the videos you should be good. the videos are all on the official gg site The Golden Greek Ecig | Home of the GG Ecig
I have the lesser GGTB and must say that the quality of workmanship is nothing less than outstanding. The aluminum was machined and polished to perfection and it operates flawlessly. I can't imagine the quality of the GGTS being any less.
Those nickel plated GGTS is very good too, there no more so much
cleaning as was for aluminum ones, and not so
heavy as steel ones goona be.
cleaning as was for aluminum ones, and not so
heavy as steel ones goona be.
I have had horrible luck with the GG's nickle plating on my GGTB and wouldn't buy another nickle plated GG if it was on sale for 10 bucks and a song much less 190 bucks making it more expensive than mods that actually do stuff like bottom feed or adjustable voltage.
Personally I think the AVS/AFS feed system is far superior than bottom feeders but some swear by those, too. The VV option is going to be available soon fwiw; I don't see the need but that is just me!
ALso, you can find maybe one or two a week in the classys, you can get a good deal on a complete setup that way.
What did Victor Kiam say, "I loved it so much I bought the company" -- I like them so much I bought 4!!!!
ALso, you can find maybe one or two a week in the classys, you can get a good deal on a complete setup that way.What did Victor Kiam say, "I loved it so much I bought the company" -- I like them so much I bought 4!!!!
my ggts does 3.7, 6.0, 6.2, 7.2, and 7.4 volts. and the ufs feeder imho is much better then a bottom feeder, and i have owned top end bottom feeders (i realize the price for both is more)
it also accommodates 510,306,801,901, and i think a few other connections, native.
it also accommodates 510,306,801,901, and i think a few other connections, native.
The UFS is 139 dollars bringing the cost of a ggts with ufs up to over 300 dollars.
Take a look at the GG thread and see the number of threads started on cleaning the nickle, or totally removing the nickle because it gives out over time. It may be what you are looking for just know it is a time intensive device.
Take a look at the GG thread and see the number of threads started on cleaning the nickle, or totally removing the nickle because it gives out over time. It may be what you are looking for just know it is a time intensive device.
I have the GGTS and the GGTB. I actually prefer the GGTB over the GGTS, because I really only use one battery combination. That said, the GGTS is a great mod for the following reasons: It is all mechanical - No electronics or switches to break. It works every time you pick it up. It is adjustable, so you can play with different voltages and use the batteries you already have (if you already have some). It uses 801,808, 901 and / or 510 atties and carts, so you can use anything you have on hand, and experiment with all the latest atty gadgets. It is very well constructed, and if maintained, is a showpiece.
The downsides are the size (it's like a cannon compared to a mini), the finish (it looks great, but I have "acid hands", and have etched the surface off of my nickel GG and corroded my aluminum one), and the lack of VV.
The AFS / UFS is a cool option, but it is "advanced". I have the AFS 1, 2 and 3, but not the UFS yet, and when they work they are great, but they are fiddly, and I usually end up going back to dripping, rather than mess with them. The 5V passthrough is nice, but you can't get them anymore (except on the classifieds)
When I got my GGTB, I stopped using my GGTS completely. I just got three batts (1 in the home charger, 1 in the work charger, 1 in the mod) and a few 901s / 808D-1 Carts, juice and a drip tip, and I had everything I needed. If you are into gadgetry and like fiddling, go the GGTS route, it's much cooler. If not, the GGTB will work just fine and do everything you want.
All that said, I'm vaping on my Darwin at the moment, and I haven't picked up my GGTB since it came.
The downsides are the size (it's like a cannon compared to a mini), the finish (it looks great, but I have "acid hands", and have etched the surface off of my nickel GG and corroded my aluminum one), and the lack of VV.
The AFS / UFS is a cool option, but it is "advanced". I have the AFS 1, 2 and 3, but not the UFS yet, and when they work they are great, but they are fiddly, and I usually end up going back to dripping, rather than mess with them. The 5V passthrough is nice, but you can't get them anymore (except on the classifieds)
When I got my GGTB, I stopped using my GGTS completely. I just got three batts (1 in the home charger, 1 in the work charger, 1 in the mod) and a few 901s / 808D-1 Carts, juice and a drip tip, and I had everything I needed. If you are into gadgetry and like fiddling, go the GGTS route, it's much cooler. If not, the GGTB will work just fine and do everything you want.
All that said, I'm vaping on my Darwin at the moment, and I haven't picked up my GGTB since it came.
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