How much better is vaping with a vv mod?
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I bought a LavaTube, and haven't had any of the issues that everyone else is talking about... I guess the main thing is don't knock it till you try it.
Really. You know what most people think? Is that based on solid statistically polling? You know that most people have vaped over 4.2v and then went back to 3.7 volts? I won't be as presumptuous as you and state for a fact what most people prefer. I do know from polls on this and other vaping sites that 4.5 volts - 5.0 volts has been shown to be the "sweet spot" for vaping by many.
One prime area you forget is that smoking was the ultimate in consistency. One cigarette, to the next to the next pack was very consistent. One of the big problems in vaping due to many factors but one big factor being battery drain, is a lack of consistency. Only those VV and VW models that are regulated and have technology like boost cirucit technology come close to providing the consistency one found with smoking. And this is one of the additional advantages to using a better VV or VW model.
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i always wanted a lavatube,since reading about troublesome lavatube i no longer want one but hairball's review that the lavatube is regulated is not what i would like in VV ..but will convert all my batteries to VV eGo (variable voltages,3 settings 3.2,3.7 and 4.2V)..as this will permit me to vape cartomizers from 1.5 ohms to 3 ohms..take the guess work out of ohms and even mAh..i only now use 650 mAh VV eGo(can see when the battery is fully charged(all 5 bars lits up)..so when in a rush to go out i pick up a fully charged battery(or 2),a bottle of my fav e-liquid..and i am sure to vape non stop till i get home..happy vaping every1..regards mafig ps always have extras in backup and i use 4 setups of different favs & mg of e-liquids,daily
my setups on 4 e-cigs,i tried the durian flavor..it is awful..the taste & smell lingers forever
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I haven't had any issues so far with my lavatube. Using 3.0 carto in a tank. I found the sweet spot for myself to be between 4.7 and 5V. Best thing about the lavatube is that it gives you an afordable way to find out if VV Vaping is for you 
Another avenue to look at is a mod like the Magaladon "The Don" it can be set at 3.7v, 5v, 6v just by incerting the correct battery for what you want and the cost is a LOT less then a Provari or other high end mod.
I did try the vv route & found I never used the high end settings cause they were just way to much for me. The juices I like work very well at 3.7 or 5v so I didnt need anymore then that.
That has been my experience and as everyone has different needs/tastes what works for me might not work for you. That said the Don sells for $105 from Electronicstick or a full kit for $127 including batts & charger.
Good luck in your search for the perfect vape & let us know how it's going
I did try the vv route & found I never used the high end settings cause they were just way to much for me. The juices I like work very well at 3.7 or 5v so I didnt need anymore then that.
That has been my experience and as everyone has different needs/tastes what works for me might not work for you. That said the Don sells for $105 from Electronicstick or a full kit for $127 including batts & charger.
Good luck in your search for the perfect vape & let us know how it's going
I agree with WV2Win, everyone has different tastes, and for me personally, 4.2-5 volts is the warmest and best vape on my vv models.
One other suggestion I will make -
Keep an eye on the Classifieds thread. there are a lot of good deals going everyday & you might find a very good mod at a price you can afford
Keep an eye on the Classifieds thread. there are a lot of good deals going everyday & you might find a very good mod at a price you can afford
I haven't had any issues so far with my lavatube. Using 3.0 carto in a tank. I found the sweet spot for myself to be between 4.7 and 5V. Best thing about the lavatube is that it gives you an afordable way to find out if VV Vaping is for you
X2 I love my lava tube. It helped me discover that it is for me!
I am vaping with provari and I was getting at 3,6V a very taster puff than with EGO at 4V.
What made the difference is the regulator the provari had. 3,6 volts is 3,6 volts and with an LR of 1,4Ohms gives you a steady vapor.
With the EGO on the other hand when I was trying to vape, the high current was dropping the voltage in the atty far lower and the vapor was weak. A smart device,a regulator in the VV makes a great difference
What made the difference is the regulator the provari had. 3,6 volts is 3,6 volts and with an LR of 1,4Ohms gives you a steady vapor.
With the EGO on the other hand when I was trying to vape, the high current was dropping the voltage in the atty far lower and the vapor was weak. A smart device,a regulator in the VV makes a great difference
Since you still want to piss in everyone's boot who has the audacity to ever disagree with you, yes I have spent a great deal of time finding out how others vape.
Interestingly enough, the vast majority vape between 6 and 8 watts, which can be done at almost any voltage.
And yes, the stats on how people vape have been documented and published.
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The polls on this and other vaping sites clearly disagree with your conclusions. There appears to be a large contingent of vapers based on that polling who prefer vaping at 4.5 volts - 5.0 volts or 7.5 watts to 8.5 watts. They also clearly prefer the consistency provided by the power regulated and boost circuit technology used in many of the VV/VW PV models. I'm sure there are some who like cool vapor and don't mind the decreasing performance of draining batteries. But there are enough posts exclaiming the positive surprise and the increased satisfaction from the warmer vapor and consistency of better models to see why these models are so popular even at a higher cost.
I don't veiw correcting questionable assumptions that may mislead a new person as arguing.
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