Lavatube/ LRider Vs Silverbullet , Which is better? Considering to buy one of them.
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One is VV, one is fixed voltage which drops as the battery voltage drops. Can't really compare them as they are like apple and orange. I personally have used the LT and it works great. My SDK is a fixed simple single voltage device and it works great too.
I think it's more to personal preference but many do like the SB due to its reliability and it's been around for quite a while.
I think it's more to personal preference but many do like the SB due to its reliability and it's been around for quite a while.
I would imagine that a VV is good for rebuildable atties like iatty/ody etc. may not be too accurate with the resistance so you can adjust the voltage to get to the sweet spot, unlike the fixed voltage and fixed resistance in other setups.
one is vv the other is unregulated voltage I would imagine the silver bullet is better built but as post # 2 points out the voltage start at 4.2v with a fresh battery on the silver bullet and slow drops as it drains leaving you changing the battery more often
Depends on what you like.
Happy with LR atty's and carto's Bullet.
Want to play with different voltages Lava.
Happy with LR atty's and carto's Bullet.
Want to play with different voltages Lava.
Thanks for the feedback guys, my friend recomended the Zen series i think its also a good investment coz ot comes with a rebuildable ati!!!
Guys check this out! Home
http://www.houseofhybrids.com/
Or google Zenesis Hybrid!
: ) and tell me what you think
http://www.houseofhybrids.com/
Or google Zenesis Hybrid!
: ) and tell me what you think
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If you are just starting out. Genesis Type mods are a whole different level.
The setup... say easy not easy... hard also not that hard.. but to get to a sweet spot u need practice.
If you are to choose LT / 3.7v mods for all that matter... I think LT is the way to go. it gives you more versatility in finding out what kind of vaper are you.
Just my 2 cents.
The setup... say easy not easy... hard also not that hard.. but to get to a sweet spot u need practice.
If you are to choose LT / 3.7v mods for all that matter... I think LT is the way to go. it gives you more versatility in finding out what kind of vaper are you.
Just my 2 cents.
I like my PVs like my analogs. Make my own nowadays used to roll my own Drum last time. Made meself a 3.7, 5 and now upgrade to 6V/6A Poorvari.
Thanks for the feedback, i see u have a ggts, thats a solid pv i tried my friends ggts it was smooth, im now thinking twice in geting vv mods coz if something happens noone can repair it for me, im thinking of getting a full mech pv and just get exta batt and kIck for it so i have diff voltage options
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Thanks for the feedback, i see u have a ggts, thats a solid pv i tried my friends ggts it was smooth, im now thinking twice in geting vv mods coz if something happens noone can repair it for me, im thinking of getting a full mech pv and just get exta batt and kIck for it so i have diff voltage options
GGs are good stuffs but hard to get a hold of... Other Mech PV to consider are the Megalodon (Not sure if i spell right.. u can try googling it), Precise Models from Super T. Those all can accept the kick but u will need 18500 batts to fit. GGTS can still add kick to 18650 if you buy the Extender sleeve.
Good choices but its almost top notch pricey if you want to move in that direction.
PS: GG has thier own community and you should check it out if you are considering GGs.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/gg/ Very friendly people.
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Thanks for the feedback, i see u have a ggts, thats a solid pv i tried my friends ggts it was smooth, im now thinking twice in geting vv mods coz if something happens noone can repair it for me, im thinking of getting a full mech pv and just get exta batt and kIck for it so i have diff voltage options
Not really diff voltage options, more of a diff wattage option.
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