OK enough is enough

[Sundrinkr]

My vote would be for a foxybox feeder with Boge 2.0 cartomizers. Feeders come as beautifully painted or wood. Godzilla has also added a plunger feature so you don't have to stick your finger in that little hole to pump the juice. I just hate it when I ruin my nails! You can pm Godzilla to see the availability on his mods. I buy the 15 cartomizer deal from CrystalClearVaping. Good luck to you no matter your choice!

 

[wv2win]

Are there any variable voltage or variable wattage "feeder" type PV's on the market, yet?

 

[tigerlily]

Since the OP asked about the Ferrari of the vaping world, I would have to say it is the Provari with a carto tank system. If you use a 3.0 boge carto you won't be getting any error messages. The only time I've gotten error messages is if I've tried using a dual coil carto at higher voltages. I disagree with other posters who claimed there was a learning curve with the tanks. Sure, you might have to look at a video to see how to fill them, but they are much easier to use than bottom feeders like the REO, imo. I could never really master the fine art of squonking the REO.

 

[AlmightyGod]

Are there any variable voltage or variable wattage "feeder" type PV's on the market, yet?

Red Sky Mods is one.

The Monkeyboxx & Ali'i had vv models.

The Army Tank is another.

 

[wv2win]

Red Sky Mods is one.

The Monkeyboxx & Ali'i had vv models.

The Army Tank is another.

Thanks, AG. Have you tried any of them? I haven't read much about them so I'm wondering how well they work.

 

[MustangSallie]

I have a Red Sky Mod Mark 5.1 cutlass. It ROCKS! Hit's great and it's consistent, and the feeder is super simple to use. I'm on the list for the Mark 7 destroyer. That one is designed for use with tanks, no feeder. It's getting rave reviews as well.

 

[AttyPops]

I'm totally not going to try and tell you what to do. You have to find what works for you. That said, I will give you some experienced observations:

e-cigs have a very irritating "fiddle factor". You can minimize it various ways. That requires experimentation on your part. I remember being frustrated until I settled in with a combination of 5 volts and 3.0 ohm atomizers. That works for me, but maybe not for you. The important thing is to HANG IN THERE.

 

[AlmightyGod]

Thanks, AG. Have you tried any of them? I haven't read much about them so I'm wondering how well they work.

The only one I don't have is the Army Tank.

RSM is the only other one still in production, & it's a very nice wooden feeder. Brian has mad woodworking skills. The newer versions have switching regs, but the older models had linear regs. His site is worth looking at: www.redskymods.com

 

[dearme]

There is a VV Reo Woodvil...........Not sure exactly how it works as I haven't paid any attention..........

 

[AlmightyGod]

There is a VV Reo Woodvil...........Not sure exactly how it works as I haven't paid any attention..........

Not yet there isn't.

 

[wv2win]

Thanks for the feedback, AG. If I ever get a "feeder" type model, I want it to be VV. The one feature that seems to be rare on most models is boost circuit technology that fixes the problem of "battery drain" and consistency. I've come to really appreciate that feature on my Darwin as I have never had a model that is as consistent as the Darwin.

 

[dearme]

Really? I knew Rob had been working on it for awhile and when I checked the webpage, there was a pic, but it showed out of stock so I assumed they were already available......

 

[martinc]

So basically following the OP question and the following anwsers,he has to get it all with everything?

Uber!

Atta solution

 

[swedishfish]

So basically following the OP question and the following anwsers,he has to get it all with everything?

Uber!

Atta solution

He's the on that said money was no object!

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Hopefully he understands that no matter what PV he buys or how much he spends the original problem was his delivery system.

He's the on that said money was no object!