I'm new to this but Silver Bullet or Prodigy V3?

[Jeseryn]

I'm currently using an ego and I'd like more flavor/throat hit and vapor so plotting out my next step up as soon as I can afford it.

Which is a better unit? Not likely to break down or require that I have a degree in electrical engineering to fix it is important to me.

Thanks

 

[Rosa]

eGo is a powerful PV, it should suffice for most vapers... if it's not doing it for you, it makes me wonder about your e-liquid.


What kind and mg juice are you using? What is it PG or VG? What vendor is it? What flavor?

 

[hecknaw]

Yep jeseryn, I'ma thunk'n you'd do goot wiff eather or. maybe eben da OMEGA..... hecknaw

 

[Rosa]

jeseryn: always listen to hecknaw, he knows tons about this stuff.

 

[basilray]

Silver Bullet for the win!

You'll pretty much never ever ever have an issue with it. It won't pocket fire...and it's a classy but well built device.

It's also far more versatile than anyone gives it credit for...it can vape at 3.7v, 5v, 6v, and 7.4v

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

Both of these cost about the same; both will get you the additional horsepower you're looking for; the only functional difference is side vs. bottom switch.

I can't imagine a better quality unit than the Silver Bullet. The V3 I'm not sure about.

 

[Debian]

Silver Bullet for the win!

It's also far more versatile than anyone gives it credit for...it can vape at 3.7v, 5v, 6v, and 7.4v

How is this possible if it use just a 18650 for 3,7V ? does it have a stepper volt regulator ? Thanks, I really like the design of this BB

 

[Infernal2]

They should, all things considered, work exactly the same. The Silver Bullet is an incredible design however, between those two I would get the Prodigy. While the Prodigy does have a slight issue with battery rattle if you stack batteries (and so should the SB really) the thing you get with the Prodigy is a fully mechanical switch that locks.

That said, I love the SB, its a GREAT unit. I just happen to like the all mechanical switches a little more. Its why I own an OmeGa, a P18, and saving up for a GGTS.

One thing that CAN make a difference is which battery you vape with. But when it comes down to it a 3.7 device should vape like a 3.7 device across the board as long as nothing else influences this.

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

How is this possible if it use just a 18650 for 3,7V ? does it have a stepper volt regulator ? Thanks, I really like the design of this BB

Without getting bogged down with actual vs. rated voltages or voltages under load, what I think basilray is talking about is the effective voltages of 3.7V and 6.0V battery arrangements with standard, HV or LR atties in use.