new mod? my head is swimming

[murphydoodle]

What should I pick?

Hubby and I have been vaping for about 2 months. Most recent mods are a copper, 2 3.7v box mods (one was a bottom feeder), and a roughstack. The box mods are about dead and the copper was way too heavy. So...here are my thoughts...

mako midi- looks nice, but I haven't seen much talk about them
provape 1- hubby likes it more than I do
megalodon- I like it but I'm scared that it will be too big/heavy
apex ultra- my personal favorite, but I know I won't polish it like I should.

My main concerns are durability, size, and warranty. Durability and warranty probably go hand in hand. For size, it doesn't have to be tiny, but it can't be as heavy as a copper. I like the thought of being able to buy all the pieces of a mod separately if something should happen.

If I go with a tube mod I will probably eventually get a tank. I'm having trouble justifying the $140 for a reo mini.

I like the flexibility of the mako and the don, but I have only done 3.7v so far and I'm happy with that.

Oh... and it needs to be in stock since one of us will probably be using a disposable blu by the end of the week.


So what do you think? I will probably be ordering first thing in the morning, so I would love to wake up to lots of comments. THANK YOU!

 

[Dieseler]

Here are a couple of links to help you decide what you may like.
Battery Tube e-Cig Mods | e-Cigarette Mods Database

This one has video's showing some in action
High battery performance and 6v electronic cigarettes

 

[la0boi4oi]

KGO 1100 mAh 2 battery kit the k-go 44 buck runs at 3.8v e-go look 1100mah best kit for even me whose on a prodigy v3.1 6volt

 

[murphydoodle]

Here are a couple of links to help you decide what you may like.
Battery Tube e-Cig Mods | e-Cigarette Mods Database

I think that was part of my problem! I was on there and had an Excel spreadsheet going with prices and features. I decided on a megalodon.

 

[Dieseler]

Ah the megalodon !
I bought mine last month in stainless steel . I m happy with it , the switch was a little stiff at first.
What i did after looking over the megalodon parts and finding some very small metal shavings in some of the thread and in the switch was first give parts a bath in jewelers cleaner then dry and got out the trusty gun oil and put on the thread.
The switch has a tiny hole on is side i put a small drop in there with a toothpick now everything is smooth as baby's backside.
As a side note with the switch, there are 2 machined grooves oposite each other 180 degree's when slowly turning the switch ring you can feel it engage the groove.
Also something in the making is a vv module that will fit similar just like the sleeves on the megalodon and that will be nice.
It was mentioned to me around February hopefully .