Ok so what do you prefer VV or just a battery ??
Or as an option , never tried VV
Thanks all !!!
Or as an option , never tried VV
Thanks all !!!
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I PERSONALLY just got my forst V.V last week..... Tried it with a few of my juices ranging from 4v to 6v and didn't really knock my socks off. However that being said after I tried it my wife uses it NON STOP at 4.5v. She however can only use 100% VG (flavorings included) due to a high allergies to PG. So the warmer vapor gives her more TH in her opinion. So for me it turns out my sweet spot is 3.7 wife's looks to be around 4.5. To each their own I reckon!
With using batteries I have 3.7, 5, 6, 7.4 volts covered not sure what I would gain with VV, I know they are nice just not sure what I would gain.
Many people find that the ability to change the voltage/power to TUNE in the hit and flavor is the reason , juices change flavor at different voltages . Using a LR atty increases the Power and does somewhat of the same thing but with out the control .
I have not tried VV. I have been waiting for this particular vendor to get this particular product up on their site! (LOL) All I have been using is ego batts with Mega LR attys. I don't have anything else to compare so I am lacking knowledge. However, I am sure I will like something in the range above a ego with LR.
I've never paid more than $10 for a six pack of beer. Just not a connoisseur of beer and I suspect one would have to be somewhat the vaping equivalent to make it worth the extra money for a VV so you could make those fine adjustments between 3.2, 3.7, 4.2, 5, 6, 7.4, or whatever can be obtained from different battery configurations. I am learning which juices go better with SR and which go with LR.
For me, a solid performing 18650 with an 808, 510, 306, 801, or 901 (SR & LR when available) provides lots of variety and an all day vape on a single battery.
On the other hand, if I had unlimited funds, there is no question I'd have several variable voltage mods in my arsenal by now, LOL. I just recently got my P18, which blew my PV budget for a while. It is capable of HV. But, I won't persue that immediately (if at all), because it's great with LR attys.
The Eclipse eq will likely be my first VV PV. I should be able to set aside the funds by the time it is available. But, VV is only one of many of its features which appeal to me.
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I've never paid more than $10 for a six pack of beer. Just not a connoisseur of beer and I suspect one would have to be somewhat the vaping equivalent to make it worth the extra money for a VV so you could make those fine adjustments between 3.2, 3.7, 4.2, 5, 6, 7.4, or whatever can be obtained from different battery configurations. I am learning which juices go better with SR and which go with LR.
For me, a solid performing 18650 with an 808, 510, 306, 801, or 901 (SR & LR when available) provides lots of variety and an all day vape on a single battery.
On the other hand, if I had unlimited funds, there is no question I'd have several variable voltage mods in my arsenal by now, LOL. I just recently got my P18, which blew my PV budget for a while. It is capable of HV. But, I won't persue that immediately (if at all), because it's great with LR attys.
The Eclipse eq will likely be my first VV PV. I should be able to set aside the funds by the time it is available. But, VV is only one of many of its features which appeal to me.
It sounds like you have found a solution and that is the MOST important thing IMO ! whatever works right ?
the market changes VERY fast around here so keep your eyes open the next thing will be around the corner LOL !
I have not tried variable voltage yet, although I might some day.
I really don't need it as I am happy with my 18650 battery at 3.7v with standard 2.2ohm 510 atomizers.
That along with my 14500 batteries in my Bartleby for nights out is really covering all my bases.
But that doesn't mean I can't benefit from variable voltage, although I am not interested in stacking batteries.
That is why the ProVari is really appealing to me, but still I don't need it.
However, if someone came out with boosted 14500 model, I would probably break down and buy it.
I really don't need it as I am happy with my 18650 battery at 3.7v with standard 2.2ohm 510 atomizers.
That along with my 14500 batteries in my Bartleby for nights out is really covering all my bases.
But that doesn't mean I can't benefit from variable voltage, although I am not interested in stacking batteries.
That is why the ProVari is really appealing to me, but still I don't need it.
However, if someone came out with boosted 14500 model, I would probably break down and buy it.
i just looked around the corner, all i saw was the mailman and a half eaten sandwich ...
For a minute I thought you were going to say you saw a half eaten mailman
Which would mean you have some coyotes out there running loose
Which would mean you have some coyotes out there running loose
He is lurking , he knows you are watching , hey where you been ??
Nice , I got a laugh out if that one !
Exactly how I feel. A VV with juice feeder tube mod would be nice but I like VV.
VV All the Way! Makes for more options more appealing. I did just get mine today but i can say that bumping up the power a lil can make a semi crappy carto or atty perform!
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I've done without it for a couple of years but I can see the appeal. Right now (this second) I'm next to the PC using a 5v pass through, with a Joye 510 loaded with mainly VG juice. And it's getting a bit of a nasty taste if I hold the button down too long, which doesn't seem to happen so much with PG juice. The ability to drop or raise the wattage at will to "tune" it is the way forward I reckon.
I reckon it would be even better if it could be done intuitively on the fly (like a pressure sensitive switch), perhaps within a pre-set range set in a menu, instead of having to use screwdrivers etc.
I reckon it would be even better if it could be done intuitively on the fly (like a pressure sensitive switch), perhaps within a pre-set range set in a menu, instead of having to use screwdrivers etc.
On days when I vape heavy juices sometimes lose impact, or no amount of TH is enough for me. I switch from std atty to LR, and soon I'll have a 5v device to add to my choices. I can see the benefit of VV, just haven't seen the VV mod I had to have yet.
Thanks for all of your answer ! , I am surprised at the numbers in the poll , I thought there would be less people that have tried VV/Vp vaping .
I started with the regular old Ecig from ??? whoever it was , and went HV soon after that , I got a device that did not do what it stated and I went to VV soon after that by building my own , I have not used a regular battery in a long time but that is ME .
I started with the regular old Ecig from ??? whoever it was , and went HV soon after that , I got a device that did not do what it stated and I went to VV soon after that by building my own , I have not used a regular battery in a long time but that is ME .
VV and VR only way to go notcigs for VV is the only way to go. Their products with VR is superior to any other VV device on the market.
apparently i'm just around the corner from the mailman, who appears to be guarding that half sammich.
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