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Provari doesnt make the vape,atties do 
Anyways,new batch of Svoemestos due end of this month,new Kayfun IIIES tanks with side valve refill and full SS tubes,Nivel chipped modules later in March,maybe sooner
Guaranteed massive vaping,time after time after time with no fuss or faffing.
Anyways,new batch of Svoemestos due end of this month,new Kayfun IIIES tanks with side valve refill and full SS tubes,Nivel chipped modules later in March,maybe sooner
Guaranteed massive vaping,time after time after time with no fuss or faffing.
i have a Le saber touch vv hp mechanical battery mod that ive just bought from sir lawrence at Flash Intro Page . i love the finish , build quality and customisation of this beauty. i havnt yet bought an expensive or quality tank system as of yet but this thing has blown new life into my t3 and vivi so i can only imagine what it will be like with a proper atty , you gotta rember funamentally all the mod will do is distribute power to the atty. its the atty that makes clouds the mod just provides power.
because of this,
it comes down to personal choice really , are you wanting exception battery life , variable voltage/wattage , a onboard chip that monitors for shorts and overheating. or do you like plain old mechanical battery mods?
the saber i got is a 5amp variable voltage device and i love it. but other than airholes and the protection of the circuitry it doesnt have a chipset that moniters for anything else. but that is fine by me .
apart from that however this thing hits like a damn train , its built with durability in mind. the way i see it , the less complex a mod is , the less that can go wrong. and my saber does everything i want it to.
im sure somewhere in the forums someobody has made up a questionaire wherby you answer questions based on what you want from a device , even stuff you hadnt previously thought about and then people can offer better feedback.
when i chose the saber i only asked myself 3 questions , is it durable , does it vape hard and does it look awesome.
but just because im in love with this thing , it doesnt mean im not looking at other mods either haha.
i want a selection , only by trying can you determine a preference
because of this,
it comes down to personal choice really , are you wanting exception battery life , variable voltage/wattage , a onboard chip that monitors for shorts and overheating. or do you like plain old mechanical battery mods?
the saber i got is a 5amp variable voltage device and i love it. but other than airholes and the protection of the circuitry it doesnt have a chipset that moniters for anything else. but that is fine by me .
apart from that however this thing hits like a damn train , its built with durability in mind. the way i see it , the less complex a mod is , the less that can go wrong. and my saber does everything i want it to.
im sure somewhere in the forums someobody has made up a questionaire wherby you answer questions based on what you want from a device , even stuff you hadnt previously thought about and then people can offer better feedback.
when i chose the saber i only asked myself 3 questions , is it durable , does it vape hard and does it look awesome.
but just because im in love with this thing , it doesnt mean im not looking at other mods either haha.
i want a selection , only by trying can you determine a preference
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I figured that. I'll prob just use my vamo. And buy a nice attie. But stii Loren to suggestions. These Vic mini novas aren't cutting it.
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