Help please

[FreeFire]

Ok, I've been reading and reading and reading but still confused about what volts, ohms, cartos or tanks to use on a variable mod along with what matches perfectly for what.

Now that we've narrowed that down, LOL, I need some advice. Here's where I am and where I'd like to go:

Now using ego batteries (3.4 volt), 750 mha along with Boge 2.0 cartomizers. No special tips, no funky colors, simply satin black with a cone. Nice vapor, great battery life, etc.

Every now and again I see some extraordinary battery cases that are a bit bigger than the eGo but seem to function (by pushing the button when taking a drag). These look elegant and from what I've read thus far, have more vapor, a bit warmer and blossoming taste. So, now that I've achieved my full first month with an ego, which works well BTW, was thinking of getting something with a bit more "coolness" factor and style.

Recommendations with websites would be fabulous...or, point me to some threads that will make sense of what would be a great set up (volts, ohms, etc.)> I am NOT an electrician...LOL

P.S. I don't want funky LED lights on the bottom nor something top heavy.

Thanks very much in advance.

 

[FriedLiverAtack]

The nice thing about VV mods is that you can connect virtually anything to them. I like carto tanks, but they are definitely top heavy. But you can use plain cartos, atomizers, or some every growing number of other things such as CE2's.

I recently bought a Infinity Pro from Notcigs and I love it. They also have the Buzz Pro switch is very similar. Both are simple devices, a button to make it go, and a dial to change voltage. Real Simple.

 

[FreeFire]

Thanks FriedLiver...I'll go check them out

 

[DaveP]

Your Boge 2.0 cartos on a 3.4v eGo battery are close to the optimum vape. If you want a little warmer vape, try the 1100mah eGo battery. It's 3.7v and will give you just a little hotter boil on the juice.

If you want to try variable voltage vaping at a low price, check out the Madvapes vv box mod at $35 or the same model with a digital voltage display for $43.99. It has a 510 atty connector and will use your same Boge 2.0 cartos at under 4v. The range on the MV vv box mod is 0v-7.4v.

Variable Voltage Box Mod
Variable Volt Box Mod w/ Voltage Indicator

 

[Jim Bob]

Showing out of stock for the VV w display

 

[Maximillian]

Heyas FreeFire,

+1 on the notcigs mods. vv doesn't really get any easier than the ipro and the buzz pro. You've got a fire button, a thumbwheel for voltage adjustment, and you just unscrew the bottom cap a quarter turn or so for a failsafe power off. Want more/warmer vape, turn the thumbwheel one way. Less/cooler vape, turn it the other way. Great customer service also! And the only vv that I know of that has an arguably better build quality is the provari. A bit more complicated and alot more expensive than the notcigs mods. Out of the vv mods I've tried, I personally think the ipro and buzz pro are the best value for the coin.

Happy hunting.



Maximillian the Vaguely Disreputable

 

[FreeFire]

Thanks Max!!!! I just ordered an Infinity Pro......now I have to try and entertain myself while I wait till it gets here....ugggg...LOL

 

[Jim Bob]

Hoping you Love It!

 

[madjack]

Thanks Max!!!! I just ordered an Infinity Pro......now I have to try and entertain myself while I wait till it gets here....ugggg...LOL

...good choice, if I were going with a VV tube mod, that or the Ipro would probably be my choice as well.......
madjack

 

[FriedLiverAtack]

Thanks Max!!!! I just ordered an Infinity Pro......now I have to try and entertain myself while I wait till it gets here....ugggg...LOL

Yeah! another (I hope sincerely hope) happy IP owner.