Hello, I am wanting to purchase a new PV, I would like it to be 6v and I love using dual coil carts. Any of the Veterens have any suggestions on what to buy? I have somewhat of a flexable budget. Thanks in Advance!
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I use 2 aw lifepo 3.0 batteries stacked. There are other 3.0 volt batteries out there but I've had a better experience with the aw batts.
Ok sounds good, what dual coils do you use? Also how long can u vape at 6v w/ stacked batts?
im useing the lava tube. and with it being a VV kit it gives you the options . I love it its my all day vaper
Yeah I was thinking about the ProVari too, just dont know if I need VV, or would like it. Hmmmm, so many options, my head is spinning.
VV is a great way to go because of the adjusting of voltage to make a 3.0 ohm carto feel like a 2.0 ohm carto. It just gives you more flexibility. Only downside to most VV mods is only 3.7 volts max on LR DC Cartos due to the electronic safety feature of limiting output to 2.5-3.0 amps.
I have heard great things about the GLV2 from Great Lakes Vapor. It can handle 6v and has a lifetime warranty.
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Elite Vaporworks Indulgence V3 Mod 6V Kit with AW Batteries and Dual Coil Tank - Mods
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Under $80.00 and free shipping
I like the smoktek mega xlcartos for the length (longer carto= bigger tank), and currently rotating 4 sets of batts so I always have a set coming off the charger hot. I get half a day or better on a set if need be but usually swap them out every 2 hours or so if I can.
As far as vv, "the kick" is about to hit the market which is a drop in modual.that will be adaptable to the bullet that will make it a vv. Super-t has a thread in their forum board about this. Check it out. I would link that for you but unfortunately my smart phone is actually smarter than me..lol...I'm embarrassed to admit that I'm challenged when it comes to these type things.
I second the provari. And I'd also recommend giving boge single coil cartos a shot if you haven't before, the flavor and vapor dwarfs any of the numerous dual coil cartos I"ve used before. VV is very useful and convenient, you'd be surprised at how just a little too much voltage makes a juice a little too harsh, being able to drop it down .2 or more volts brings it right back to that amazing flavor. I use standard resistance, 3 ohm cartos and I never need to take mine beyond 5.2 volts for any of my juices. I would definitely suggest staying away from a stacked battery setup, especially with no protection at all. The provari has some very nice built in protection.
The Silver Bullet is a good sturdy 3.7 volt mod for a medium price and I recommend it to members quite often who are not interested in VV.
But here's something to consider.
For what a good medium priced mod plus the Kick will probably cost, you could buy a Provari. The Kick is not even out yet and I don't know what date they are shooting for. You will have to open the mod to access the Kick to make voltage adjustments.
The Provari is on sale right now for 160.00, plus bits and pieces.
But here's something to consider.
For what a good medium priced mod plus the Kick will probably cost, you could buy a Provari. The Kick is not even out yet and I don't know what date they are shooting for. You will have to open the mod to access the Kick to make voltage adjustments.
The Provari is on sale right now for 160.00, plus bits and pieces.
Thank you all so much for all of your input! I think I am leaning towards the Indulgence, still cant get the Provari and SB out of my mind, going to wait a week and do some more researching. I only have one shot to get it right :/ Thanks again Everyone!!!
im using a lavatube and have a provari and buzz pro on the way, yeah i wen way overboard. lol
If you are looking for a 6 volt pv to run your dual coils, Lavatube is NOT recommended, since it will lower the voltage to 3.5 volt to run dual coils on every setting over 3.8volt. As for Provari, it won't run dual coils 1.5ohm over 4 volts. So, if you looking to run 1.5 ohm dual coils @ 6 volt, there are only a very few Variable voltage device capable to do that. Most of them are handmade i.e.: Sgt.VV bottomfeeder.
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By all means Katie, I'd do all the research I could if I were you. From a post I read earlier I don't think a Provari can do 6 volts without complications, but not sure. Anyhow be sure of what you need and be sure the product can provide it, or you're liable to buy an expensive lesson. Best of luck, and Happy Vaping!
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