Good 5v mod

[coolone1]

I have a 901, 501, AAA Torch mod and a Bartleby. I am interested in getting a 5v mod one that is reasonably priced and performs well. X-Mas around the corner and I don't want to spend a lot on myself. Any suggestions?

 

[ddy611]

i have a 510, volcano, bartleby and dse905. i just ordered a big chuck over the weekend, $80 shipped.

 

[kase]

I just ordered a big chuck over the weekend too. Heheh.

 

[RIMP]

Chucks rock8-o Can't pry it out of my hand Chucks are 3.7v or 6v
RIMP

 

[NickJuice]

By the way...the chuck isn't a 5v mod...it can work as a 3.7v mod a 6v mod or i believe a 7.4v mod...But 5v Not at all...these chuck guys come out in Every thread that mentions mods...

alot ALOT of people have experience burnt flavor and inconstant Atomizer performance with a 6v Mod...i really don't see why anyone would recommend a 6v mod to anyone with a 510...

If your looking for a 5v mod...i'd Ignore these Chuckleheads...they've got nothing for you

 

[RIMP]

By the way...the chuck isn't a 5v mod...it can work as a 3.7v mod a 6v mod or i believe a 7.4v mod...But 5v Not at all...these chuck guys come out in Every thread that mentions mods...

alot ALOT of people have experience burnt flavor and inconstant Atomizer performance with a 6v Mod...i really don't see why anyone would recommend a 6v mod to anyone with a 510...

If your looking for a 5v mod...i'd Ignore these Chuckleheads...they've got nothing for you

See my post above yours for voltages Chuck at 6v is good IF you have the right juice I also noticed you are a chucklehead yourself8-o But if 5v is what you're looking for you can get a pt and get 5v MOST 5v mods I've seen on the forums have probs with switches etc Just my nickel
RIMP

 

[Robert]

he's right Chucks don't do 5 volts.

Only a few do....
Want to build yourself one for low cost? DIY Video 5 Volt PV

click my sig and scroll down to DIY Video- Marry Xmas

I'm a Hobbiest not a Manufacturer

 

[RIMP]

he's right Chucks don't do 5 volts.

Only a few do....
Click my Sig for more information. Want to build yourself one for low cost? DIY Video 5 Volt PV

I'm a Hobbiest not a Manufacturer

Did you read my WHOLE post
RIMP

 

[NickJuice]

See my post above yours for voltages Chuck at 6v is good IF you have the right juice I also noticed you are a chucklehead yourself8-o But if 5v is what you're looking for you can get a pt and get 5v MOST 5v mods I've seen on the forums have probs with switches etc Just my nickel
RIMP

Yes and i'm Extremely happy with my lil' Chuck at 3.7v....but to advertise that in a thread where the op asked about a 5v mod...Come on guys

 

[kase]

I for one am very ashamed.

 

[lunaras]

Chucks along with any 6v/7.2v mod can do 5v with no modifications to the unit itself, mine does. See my sig for the info.

 

[coolone1]

I have read in several post the same thing that you get a burnt flavor when vaping with the 6v. Some posts talk about the 5v being the sweet spot. I would like to try the 5v option first and maybe avoid the burnt taste that maybe is associated to the 6v plus I have also have read that the 6v goes through atty's pretty quickly.

 

[lunaras]

I have read in several post the same thing that you get a burnt flavor when vaping with the 6v. Some posts talk about the 5v being the sweet spot. I would like to try the 5v option first and maybe avoid the burnt taste that maybe is associated to the 6v plus I have also have read that the 6v goes through atty's pretty quickly.

I would agree, and that's why I made that resistor disc. I can use my Chuck at 6v, but so far, I found that 3.7 is better at work for stealth vaping and 5v is better when I am looking for more TH without getting a burnt taste. I've only tried the Chuck and my homemade mod with HV, so I can't really suggest anything else, but hopefully the resistor disc thread keeps you from immediately ruling out 6v mods if you're willing to do a tiny bit of modding.