Looking for an "at home" larger PV or Mod. HELP!!

[badfish5446]

Thanks for all of the help and suggestions. You've given me a lot of good ideas and choices, it's very much appreciated. You guys are awesome, I don't know what I'd do without ECF! I just need to starty posting more so I can use all of the different forums. : )==o~~~~

 

[hairball]

I have a Buzz from Notcigs. It is variable voltage and everything I need in a od for less than $100 The thing is a work horse. Very sturdy and reliable

I second this PV....I have 4 of them set at different voltages with different flavors. Great mod, great customer service, and great warranty.

 

[Analog1990]

Hello, I'm a semi recent convert from analogs, but since started vaping more kick and bigger for when I'm just sitting at home relaxing.

Pass-Thru (Battery eliminator)
Running @ 5v / 2amp

Costs :
$12-20 (or free, if you're a DIY'er)
$10-30 Power Adapter like this set :
Walmart.com: Griffin Technology PowerDuo for iPad/iPhone/iPod: iPad & eReaders
$8-10 Pack of Carto's

I just got into this type of setup after starting less than 2 weeks ago....
Made a custom Pass-Thru out of a mini flashlight + usb cable, and picked up the Griffin 2amp duo charger kit today.... It really is nice to vape around the house, and keep my batteries fresh for when I head out & about or go to work... Plus, I can plug my cable into my car cig lighter so as not to run my battery down driving to work.

There are lots of pass-thru options.... as well as adapter options... I almost went with a 1amp adapter, but i'm glad I picked up the 2amp... Vapor production is fantastic especially with BOGE cartos...

 

[justinleeb]

keysgirl is hot from behind!! Anyway, you just need a pass thru for whem youre home

 

[cskent]

It's just my personal preference but I don't like PT's. I've got one and never use it. Being attached to a computer doesn't appeal to me. With a big batt rig you don't really have to worry about running out of power. A 900mah batt lasts most of a day, my 2600mah batt's go all day or longer and I'm not tied down with a cord. But to each their own and I'll keep my PT for just in case.

 

[FantWriter]

Walmart.com: Griffin Technology PowerDuo for iPad/iPhone/iPod: iPad & eReaders

I prefer this one from Wally World:
Walmart.com: iQ-Power Dual USB AC Power Adapter: iPods & MP3 Players
Dual ports so I can use my PT and recharge a batt at the same time, and they're low-profile.

Years ago I saw a 'flashlight' that used a 12V gel cell battery in a fanny pack. I've wondered if an 18V battery pack for a portable circular saw would work . . .

 

[Scottitude]

...I know nothing going to be as simple as screwing on a carto and puffing away...

Unless it's a 5v GLV-2. Probably the simplest to use, most consistent and indestructible mod on the market. There's a reason they have a lifetime warranty. GLVs are certainly more expensive than an Inferno, eGo, Riva, etc. but well worth every penny.

 

[Dane]

If you have a limited budget, then go for the eGo-T/Tornado-T/Ovale-T. It's cheap and it's good. But the King right now is The Provari. It's a little expensive; but in the long run, it isn't.

 

[Stownz]

Sparkplug would be a great 1st mod. 29 bucks and you can get true 3.7v or 6 volts. Wish that would have been around when I first started, haha.

 

[wv2win]

If you have a limited budget, then go for the eGo-T/Tornado-T/Ovale-T. It's cheap and it's good. But the King right now is The Provari. It's a little expensive; but in the long run, it isn't.

King is Darwin, Queen is the Provari. Both are quite good.