So i`ll have a extra $200 and i`m looking for my next purchase. I own V2 cig cigs / Volcano Infernos / Indulgence "with broken button" and a Provari. I have a tank for the CE2 Deluxe and just ordered a J tank for dual coils. now I`m gunna have a few extra bucks to get a new mod but i`m not sure what. what would you get and why? i need a little help. I want them all!!!
If you had an extra $200 what would you buy.
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I would hold on to it until the empire mods come back in stock. $200 would be enough for one, and a few extra sleeves/drip shields.
Darwin. Put it to 11watts with a Regular resistance (SR) Boge filled with your favorite juice on a 3ml tank or not and thank me later. I use mine with the included pouch at work and it looks like a radio or old cell phone with a black cartomizer and drip tip. Just push the button thru the elastic sides. Just pushes vapor into your mouth at 11W 6V.
If you have a Provari...theres not much out there that will beat that besides maybe the Darwin or GG. I'm holding out for a Empire mod as well they look the best out of any mods out there imo and they are mechanical/telescoping.
I just watched the vid for the Empire. that dont look to bad. locking button and telescopic. thats kinda nice. i dont think i could be happy with a Darwin. i dont like the idea that i cant change the battery and i would have to carry a back up pv just in case. i`v always wanted a GG. i love the look. thats also a possibility. as for my Provari. it does everything i want. i dont need a new PV but verity is the spice of life. just dont tell your woman that.
The VV Reo series will be rolling out the door before too long.... I'm saving up for a VV Reo Grand.
and a Regulated Tubular mod. (like the darwin, only tubular)
and an Empire Mod and every one of their drip shields
and a Helix (where'd those go anyway???)
This is difficult because I want all the mods out there too. It used to be easy wishing for 200 extra bucks... now I need 2000 extras!
and a Regulated Tubular mod. (like the darwin, only tubular)
and an Empire Mod and every one of their drip shields
and a Helix (where'd those go anyway???)
This is difficult because I want all the mods out there too. It used to be easy wishing for 200 extra bucks... now I need 2000 extras!
I charge the Darwin every night just like my cell phone. I hit it HARD all day, and then pass it to my wife who vapes hard at night, and we can't kill it in a day. Also you can plug it in and vape it as it charges. Plus no batteries to buy, and if you can kill the battery in one year, they will replace it free, or if you don't 25 dollars to replace. Ccost of 2 batteries or less a year for batteries. 2 year warranty, and they stand behind their stuff. I was skeptical at first, I had to actually get one for it all to click. And if you think it sucks you put it for sale on the classys for close or exactly what you paid for it and it will be gone in an hour. You might be out 20 bucks shipping, or you might have the best vape ever.
Infinity Pro is cool as well. lol
I heard on Click Bang from the man himself that he is not planning on making any more Heli. Is that the Plural of Helix? But you never know he might have a change of heart.
I like the Vaporluxe from Aceofvapes. Its all in one unit nothing else to buy, and you can use it like a passthru while its charging. Its also variable voltage, with 4 battery indicator lights to show how much battery power is left in the battery. I have had mine now for about 8 months and it still works like new.
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What i did was get another provari can't see a fixed volt mod cutting it after having a vari.Or get a krimson kustom evercool VV built to your specs and use the wrest of your dough for juice and cartos.
I`m thinking its a toss up between Super T Precise +18650 and the Galileo. i relay like the Galileo. I never seen the Vaporluxe or krimson kustom evercool VV but did a google search and found them. i was thinking of another Provari but i landed a new job working with heavy machinery in a extremely dirty environment so i dont want to hurt my baby lol. if that broke i wouldnt think twice about ordering a second.
The krimson evercool would be a good choice for your wants thats why i got one i have 2 provaris but wanted a less expensive VV to worry less about when cutting grass playing sports and so on tough well built small box.
Thats understandable, the Vaporluxe is a classy unit and work very well, and I like it better than anything I own, but I too would not take it on site that was dirty or that it could be dropped or skinned up, the Vaperluxe is nice at home, in the car or office. You need something like the 14650 or 18650 E-power, they are tough and durable and the best bang for your dollar and the battery power last a long time and carry an extra charged battery in your pocked and you won't run out of power.
Save yourself $30 more and get a SS GGTS from COV.I just got one and it's a great mechanical mod with a lifetime warranty.It vapes so smooth and has air control on it to adjust your hit.
Variable Voltage - BuzzPro from notcigs.com.
Bottom feeder - Reo Grand or Mini from reomods.com (both can be vaped at a higher voltage with the right batteries)
Fixed Voltage - GLV2 5V from greatlakesvapor.com, Silver Bullet from altsmoke.com, or Prodigy V3.1 from puresmoker.com
Box Mods - Krimson Kustoms here on the forums. JamesW builds some awesome box mods and they're VV also.
Bottom feeder - Reo Grand or Mini from reomods.com (both can be vaped at a higher voltage with the right batteries)
Fixed Voltage - GLV2 5V from greatlakesvapor.com, Silver Bullet from altsmoke.com, or Prodigy V3.1 from puresmoker.com
Box Mods - Krimson Kustoms here on the forums. JamesW builds some awesome box mods and they're VV also.
Rumor has it that Evolv, the same folks that do the Darwin, might come out with a screw on kicker button that'll work with any of the non regulated big battery mods. That'll be so cool if they do this and it can work with bottom feeders. I'd love to get my hands on a Variable Power REO 
If I already had batteries and chargers laying around, I wouldn't hesitate to pick up a Buzz from notcigs as a backup for my Darwin. Only reason I haven't, is because I don't have batteries and chargers, and dread the idea of battery clutter to contend with on a daily basis.
The V2 VVPV from notcigs looks very promising. It will have a built in charger
The main reason I love the Darwin (aside from the Variable Power Technology): I never have to mess with batteries and chargers That's the whole point of it going Li-Poly! The battery technology is sooooooooooooooooo much better. Just top it off every now and then like you would a cell phone or lap-top. Li-Poly batteries paired like this can crank out up to 12v in far less space/weight than it takes to do with other battery types, and they typically have a life span of at least 2 years. So unless you get a duff battery.....it'll be a LONG time until you ever need to touch it. Price per mah and volt to you as a consumer...well, these are pennies on the dollar compared to the old Li-Ion or Li-Mn battery route. Can also vape this thing while it is charging.
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Having to carry a charger unit, a voltage meter, open the mod and CHANGE the battery at least once per day. Stow and carry all the bits...
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Just plugging the whole thing in at bed time every couple of days. Heck, since I sleep in a place with electricity I just plug it in to top off every night out of habit. The Darwin also vapes as a passthru battery...while it's charging.
As someone who travels a lot...it sure has been nice to just pick up a Darwin with a loaded tank, a little USB cable, and go all weekend on mondo road trips (USB chord isn't really needed unless the trip extends beyond 2 days, or I decide to pop a dual coil carto on it). The thing even rides nice and flat on the console or car seat beside me with the tank held upright (Arm set between 90 and 115 degrees).
The Darwin form factor is different, but it's really nice and flexible...easily pocketable with regular and eGo sized cartos/atties/tanks.
If I already had batteries and chargers laying around, I wouldn't hesitate to pick up a Buzz from notcigs as a backup for my Darwin. Only reason I haven't, is because I don't have batteries and chargers, and dread the idea of battery clutter to contend with on a daily basis.
The V2 VVPV from notcigs looks very promising. It will have a built in charger
The main reason I love the Darwin (aside from the Variable Power Technology): I never have to mess with batteries and chargers
That's the whole point of it going Li-Poly! The battery technology is sooooooooooooooooo much better. Just top it off every now and then like you would a cell phone or lap-top. Li-Poly batteries paired like this can crank out up to 12v in far less space/weight than it takes to do with other battery types, and they typically have a life span of at least 2 years. So unless you get a duff battery.....it'll be a LONG time until you ever need to touch it. Price per mah and volt to you as a consumer...well, these are pennies on the dollar compared to the old Li-Ion or Li-Mn battery route. Can also vape this thing while it is charging.Consider:
Having to carry a charger unit, a voltage meter, open the mod and CHANGE the battery at least once per day. Stow and carry all the bits...
VS
Just plugging the whole thing in at bed time every couple of days. Heck, since I sleep in a place with electricity I just plug it in to top off every night out of habit. The Darwin also vapes as a passthru battery...while it's charging.
As someone who travels a lot...it sure has been nice to just pick up a Darwin with a loaded tank, a little USB cable, and go all weekend on mondo road trips (USB chord isn't really needed unless the trip extends beyond 2 days, or I decide to pop a dual coil carto on it). The thing even rides nice and flat on the console or car seat beside me with the tank held upright (Arm set between 90 and 115 degrees).
The Darwin form factor is different, but it's really nice and flexible...easily pocketable with regular and eGo sized cartos/atties/tanks.
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Also in regards to extendable battery mods the Megaladon looks cool. It does not telescope, but has a removable section and the button can be adjusted based on battery. Almost ordered one of these, but they were out of stock. Back in stock now, but I am very happy for now with my Silver Bullet.
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