Low-priced Mods

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Neon

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My gripe with the ipro is no shut off, you have to unscrew the battery cap. Stacked batteries, kinda risky and your batts wear out at different rates and you have to remember to rotate them. That little LED is always lit resulting in battery power being lost even though its minimal. The wheel is a bit sloppy looking with the paint blobs on it.

The lava tube has a shut off feature, no lights eating your battery when not in use, does not use stacked batteries, is much more compact compared to the ipro, has a display that only lights up when you need it to and is cheaper.

Just my opinion. best of luck :)


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PsychOfMSE

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Hey, as long as it keeps you off the stinkies and mellows you out, more power to ya.

:vapor:

I also vape very low nicotine juice just because I enjoy the flavor so much.

I'm stuck on caramel cap from vapealicious.

But back to topic, the 5v batts will probably last you most of the day if you're vaping 3ml a day.
 

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The thing I like about the GLV-2 is it's size and the way it looks. One thing that has been holding me back is that the tube mods like the Provari and Lavatube are big billy-club looking things. The GLV is only 4" long and I can get it in 5v. I don't really need a lot of variety because I only vape 3 or 4 juices and mostly just Backo.
 

Moe Szyslak

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Thinking of a mod and looking at the lower cost models. Your thoughts:

Indulgence
Roughstack
Lavatube
Silver Bullet

Discuss

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The only one on your list I have is the Indulgence and I love them. Four of them(2 for me, 2 for wife). Its a tank...couldn't break it if you wanted to. It has it shortcomings, but for the price and the versatility, its a good choice. I have to mention.. I have version 2..can't speak for the new v3. I just ordered 2 new v3 but haven't got them yet. The price is the main feature...two complete units for approx. $100.
 

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Yes swedish. My cartos hit better in a tank than out as well. Not a huge diffrence but noticable to a Vapor hound like me.

Interesting, I wonder why the tank would make a difference since it just keeps the coil wet. I just chalked it up to using a dual-coil carto as opposed to a single-coil.
 

Scottinboca

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I agree 100%! I'm also lazy, so filling my tank once a day is very easy and worry free.
It is becouse they keep them wet. Even if your topping your carto off over time your getting Uneven ammounts of juiced getting vaped. As it wicks your going to get better and worse hits. The tank keeps the wicking pretty consistant.
 
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