Its been a while for me. - Whats the new "best" 6v E-cig - BUTTON STRENGTH

[DcMagic]

Iv been using a 6v mod for a while now (2 years), but it seems that the button is very... temperamental.
I love what I have right now because its a tank. I can freakin hammer nails into a wall with it.

So im looking for a new ecig, maybe one that will work with RCR123a's that iv been using.
but the butting is a STRONG surefire press...EVERY TIME.. even a year later... Not a cheap little micro switch.

Any suggestions? Iv been looking at the GLV at the moment.

Thanks guys.
-Dcmagic

 

[RedAlert]

Glvs are great, but if you really want a 6v "rolls royce" try a super t P18

 

[DcMagic]

Lol why rolls eyes?

 

[wv2win]

GLV2 is one of the best 5 volt PV's and for most is more satisfing than a 6 volt PV. But if I was buying a new PV today (I actually just did for the first time in almost a year), I would get one of the top of the line variable volt PV's. That would be the Darwin from nhaler or the ProVari. I got the Darwin because of the automatic power adjustment feature and the provided 2 year warranty. Here is a reveiw:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ressions-newest-pre-production-prototype.html

 

[DcMagic]

How are standard cartos on 5 volts? I pop a carto on my 6v. and MAN it rips hard.

I does burn threw liquid pretty quick though...and burns out the atty in about a week (it gets a clogged feeling when I try and hit it)

I was even thinking about going to a 3.7v ecig again using an LR atty, but i dont know, 8 bux a pop for attys its a bit insane... especially because i go though like a 5 pack of cartos a month.

But 5 a month isnt that bad for me price wise seeing they are only 8 bux for a 5 pack... v.s. LR's at 8 bux each.

 

[afireinsideok]

daughter pressing buttons on pc

 

[silentt]

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[BuzzKill]

Since you have been gone a while there are LOTS of other options now Variable Voltage etc. check out this site to take a look at all of the options now Variable Voltage | e-Cigarette Mods by Specs
this is a link to VV , the site has all kinds on there now .

VV allows you to TUNE the taste and hit

FYI

 

[wv2win]

Since you have been gone a while there are LOTS of other options now Variable Voltage etc. check out this site to take a look at all of the options now Variable Voltage | e-Cigarette Mods by Specs
this is a link to VV , the site has all kinds on there now .

VV allows you to TUNE the taste and hit

FYI

Agreed. With a good variable volt you really don't have to be concerned with how a particular atty or carto works on that PV. You just adjust the PV to fit the particular atty/carto.

 

[Buzzy]

I'm using standard Boge cartos on my 5v GLV2. They last, and last, and last.... I've had no problems except eventual off-flavor. I had one carto last 3+ weeks, and only tossed it when the taste became a little off, but even then it still produced good vapor. And thewarmth and abundant vapor - excellent! IMHO.

 

[DcMagic]

Yeah I don't think I need an adjustable voltage unit. I'm probably just going to stock with cartos.
How is the reliability of they glv button? I'm really sick of crappy buttons that you have to wiggle around to get them to work. And I'm also sick of it going off in my pocket and burning up my attys

 

[DcMagic]

Any thoughts on that?

 

[longworthb]

My silver bullet has an amazing button. Super high quality and its recessed so it wont fire in Ur pocket. Uses 18650s for 3.7 or 123as for 6v. Its built like a tank

 

[Papa Lazarou]

How about a Megalodon? Has an adjustable, all mechanical, direct contact switch (with locking mechanism) that won't wear out.

 

[DcMagic]

I never seen the silver bullet in stock at alt smoke.
So I think I'm going to have to go with the glv. I do like the silver bullet though. I wonder witch one has a better button.

 

[noahstudios]

Why not skip the button altogether? I LOVE my Silver Bullet to death, and the button is killer no doubt, but what about an omega? You want surefire, a mechanical switch is surefire every time never fail. I don't have an omega because I have a bullet, but I did get the Alpha which is identical to the omega except it's smaller. The mechanical switch is a true no fail contact. Also, I'm surprised you are having trouble finding the SB, it's always in stock when I look. Either way, if you get one of Chad's mods from altsmoke, I highly recommend the Silver Vein finish.

P.S.-My buddy has a GLV2, which he loved, until he tried my SB at 6 volts. He just bought an Omega because of it, lol.

 

[MickG33]

+1 for GLV2 - Solid, reliable, military grade button that never misses a beat. With the new adjustable pin, it solves the one GLV issue. Perhaps the only thing I would improve is the rounded bottom really makes it in practical to stand upright. Tiniest bumb on the table and it will fall over.

 

[Ev0lution]

forget about the button,check out the apex alpha...

 

[FarmYard]

i would go with the silver bullet. i have had mine for 1.5 years and i have not treated it well.still fires ever time, is made of thick aluminum.the glv looks like the atty connection will break off if you put it in your back pocket and sit on it.electronic-cigz.ca has them in stock.