Ive got the screwdriver mk2 with a 510 converter and LR carto tank but you may know that with a ICR 18350 battery on a full charge i am vaping at 4.2 volts for about the first 10 to 12 drags, then it drops to 3.7 for a long 10 to 12 hours. Ive gotten addicted to the first few drags at that higher voltage so ive got to go up in voltage what is a good vv mod for a really cheap price mad vapes VV boxmod has been one thing i keep looking back at but is that the best for my money? Any suggestions??
i want a cheap vv pv any suggestions??
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Lavatube, if you own an Ego there's a VV battery that you could get to play with? You could try a 5V box mod, you could build or buy one built. I think they are around $35 and that would get you 5 volts.
A silver bullet can get you 6 volts. Trying to think of other solutions or ways to try cheaply. I think the lavatube is restricted or is off. I remember seeing tests and it's protected and is off on voltage and appears limited by circuit design.
You can research that and not get mad at me for saying the truth.
A silver bullet can get you 6 volts. Trying to think of other solutions or ways to try cheaply. I think the lavatube is restricted or is off. I remember seeing tests and it's protected and is off on voltage and appears limited by circuit design.
You can research that and not get mad at me for saying the truth.
The Madvapes box mod is okay, but it gets very hot on me and I constantly have to fiddle with it for it to work. (Button doesn't fire, post pulling etc..). It is cheap but not reliable.
well im not that good at soldering but would be willing to give it a try and i too have heard that the lava tube is off on voltage
thanks for the reply and info
thanks for the reply and info
Try the Lavatube Mini (Thundervolt Mini) I have one on order from Solvapor in Spain,this VV device uses the 18350 battery's from the SD11 !!! There is a Co-op on here looks like they can get them in USA for about $20 !!!!!!
madvapes is probably the best you are going to find for a cheaper box vv .. Next would probably be a Lavatube, then the bigger boys mods like Provari, Probuzz, Darwin etc.
if i didnt have such a tight budget i would be getting a provari my buddy has one and he let me barrow it for a day i was in love
I just went VV myself and am LOVING it. I use the detonator by Mister-E-Liquid.com Its slightly more expensive then your typical box mod but it feels SO well made, it also has a rubbery coating protecting the circuitry. Not sure if that's standard when you buy box-mods or not. It also has a "juice cup" to protect the mod if you over fill your cartomizer or atty from juice getting into the circuitry. I love this thing. It's all I use. I believe the cost for just the box-mod was $55. Uses 2 14500 batteries.
Dont know how you do Links lols but its here !!! http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-interest-l-rider-lavatubes-30-each-unit.html
Maximum Vapors has a VV Box Mod (Ever Cool) on sale for $40.00 (no bats or charger).
The KSD eGo VV Passthroughs from Canvape are terrific with just about anything attached to them. Very nice for dripping as well. Holds a charge for a long time and can be used while charging.
If you're often at a desk or in a car, a simple true 5V pass-through is pretty cheap and reliable, one without a battery or regulator. About $25 total for a PT plus a 2Amp USB power supply (either car or wall runs about $10). You're limited to only going down to about 2.5 ohms, but at that resistance you'll have 10W power (I tend to stay around 8W, in other words 3 ohms at 5V). For my first 8 months I used normal KR808D-1 or Riva 510 batteries for moving around, and a passthrough at work or in my car.
This is just another option. I know lots of people really like fixed 5V, and others like VV. Me, I'm VV, but use notcigs products. They run about twice the price of a less expensive model, however they provide true regulated voltage and decent upper power limit (15W), and are noticeably lower cost than say a Provari (a nice PV, if the features are ones that you want).
This is just another option. I know lots of people really like fixed 5V, and others like VV. Me, I'm VV, but use notcigs products. They run about twice the price of a less expensive model, however they provide true regulated voltage and decent upper power limit (15W), and are noticeably lower cost than say a Provari (a nice PV, if the features are ones that you want).
i think that is what i want i have been thinking about a pass-thru anyway
It looks like the KSD referenced is somewhat adjustable volt-wise?
Also, would there be a problem of Canvape sending one down here to the US? Import fees or whatever?
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