I yearn to try a VV device even though I just love my Grand. I fear that my gear lust will get the better of me and I might purchase another PV before the VV Grands are available. If I were to make such a terrible decision which device might you suggest, knowing full well that I will scoop up the VV Grand the minute they are released to the masses.
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Get a buzz Pro, use it until the VV REOs come out and then sell it for a 20 dollar loss.
I do it all the time, I figure 20 bucks to "rent" a brand new device is well worth it
I do it all the time, I figure 20 bucks to "rent" a brand new device is well worth it
Get a buzz Pro, use it until the VV REOs come out and then sell it for a 20 dollar loss.
I do it all the time, I figure 20 bucks to "rent" a brand new device is well worth it
Was thinking about that then I saw the VVPV, also from Notcigs if I am correct. They are just coming out now so not much feedback yet.
Get a buzz Pro, use it until the VV REOs come out and then sell it for a 20 dollar loss.
I do it all the time, I figure 20 bucks to "rent" a brand new device is well worth it
+1 on the BP.
I was going through the EXACT same thing today. Now that I have found THE 3.7 mod for me, I am asking if I am missing anything by not trying VV yet
It really depends on how much satisfaction your getting from 3.7V. You can always give it a try and see how you like it. There are cheap alternatives such as the Madvapes VV box mods that cost around 35 bucks. Which will give you a sample of how VV works.
If you find that you are happy with 3.7V then there is really no need to get a VV mod.
If you find that you are happy with 3.7V then there is really no need to get a VV mod.
The Buzz Pro would seem the logical choice, since the VV REO will have the circuitry of... a Buzz Pro. You can rationalize the purchase as research for your impending VV Grand.
Thanks for all the feedback. I love my Reo with a 2.0 ohm 357 when the batteries are hot off the charger at around 4v. I usually get a feel for when the batts are getting low and when I meter them they come out at around 3.7~3.8, so I guess what I really want is something that will regulate for a constant voltage. I am assuming VV provides this constant voltage at whichever voltage you choose.
Also, about the Buzz Pro... It seems like a great device but am I correct that it would require the use of cartos, or a carto tank? I really want to use atty's but that would be strictly for direct dripping on the Buzz, right? I've been really put off by cartos lately and want to avoid them.
Yeah, since vaping the Reo with 306's I have abandoned the tanks and the rest of the mods.... going to be a big sal soon, I just have that feeling...
I don't know about hildi, but I HATE dripping, I am just to absent minded, and it is sooooo much easier to squonk a bottle!
Do you want the VV or just looking for a higher voltage to try? You can do 5V or 6V with your Grand. Just a thought!
Look here for info: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/161169-reo-measurements-parts-terminology-3.html#post4292177
Thought about that but I am paranoid about stacking batteries, thinking I might blow my face off. I guess thats the way most, if not all HV or VV devices operate, right. Seems it will be the same deal with the VV Grand if I am not mistaken, but at least I will feel more comfortable knowing that Rob is behind it.
Guess I should have read your link before responding. Might have to try the 5v battery now. Its says its only 600mah. Anyone have experience with this set-up and care to chime in how they like it? Sounds like I would be getting about half the battery life I currently get with the 18650.
The link to a thread on it is here, lots of input: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/198476-reo-5v.html
I use those 5v batteries with a 1.8ohm bridgeless atty, and they're fantastic. You have to swap batteries out a few times a day, but when I get my VV, that 5v sweet spot is where it's gonna be dialed in most of the time.
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