Manual Battery to use with Phoenix BC Cartos?

[captainwalrus]

Hello all. So thanks to several reviews that I've seen here and elsewhere, I've decided to go ahead and purchase Phoenix's 510 2.4-2.6 ohm cartomizers. However, I need a compatible battery, as my current PV is a Vea that I'd prefer not to continue using. 3.7 volts is ideal, but I wouldn't mind having a variable voltage battery if the price isn't outrageous. Can anyone help me? Links to recommendations are appreciated

 

[jnnfrlsw]

I just recently started trying out the Phoenix BC and have found that anything over 4v just gives me a burnt taste. I normally use a provari but with it performing better for me at a lower voltage I am having better luck using my KGO which puts out around 3.9-4V.
KGO kit1100mAh by SLB
I dont see the need to pay extra for a VV when using the Phoenix cartos.

 

[C1BERUS]

Hello all. So thanks to several reviews that I've seen here and elsewhere, I've decided to go ahead and purchase Phoenix's 510 2.4-2.6 ohm cartomizers. However, I need a compatible battery, as my current PV is a Vea that I'd prefer not to continue using. 3.7 volts is ideal, but I wouldn't mind having a variable voltage battery if the price isn't outrageous. Can anyone help me? Links to recommendations are appreciated

Ego twist, best VV for the bank
around $20-30...

 

[sailorman]

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