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I don't like gotvape prices, this is just for info : VISION Spinner Variable Voltage eGo 3.3-4.8v 400mah - WHITE [gv-VisionSpinner400mah-WHITE] - $24.95 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more
I would think any vendor worth your business would be able to tell you the weight of a product or weigh it for you. They must have postage scales.
I would think any vendor worth your business would be able to tell you the weight of a product or weigh it for you. They must have postage scales.
Thanks so much everyone! I'm going to spend the next couple of hours looking at all your suggestions and links. 
Tami, I have had surgery on my hands and I have severe RA in both, I use a Innokin VV V3 and it is just a tiny bit heavier than your ego battery. I have other mods but this is my preferred mod at the moment. I really like the way it feel in the hand. fasttech carries them as well as many vendors in the states. This offers variable voltage and wattage.
Innokin iTaste VV V3 Passthrough Battery express kit
Innokin iTaste VV v3 Variable Voltage / Wattage 800mAh Passthrough Battery - iTaste V3 Battery express kit
$39.54 iTaste VW V3.0 7-in-1 Variable Voltage Rechargeable 800mAh Electronic Cigarettes Set - vv-3.0 / white at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping full kit but will take at least 2 weeks to arrive to you
The battery is built in like an ego battery.
The other option that was mentioned earlier in the thread is the Rider Robust, this offers variable voltage.
Rider Robust VV Starter Kit [Robust Kit-full] - $59.99 : ValueVapor.com, Discount Electronic Cigarettes and e-Liquid kit with batts and charger
Rider Robust VV Starter Kit UNBOXED [Robust Kit] - $59.99 : ValueVapor.com, Discount Electronic Cigarettes and e-Liquid batt only
Innokin iTaste VV V3 Passthrough Battery express kit
Innokin iTaste VV v3 Variable Voltage / Wattage 800mAh Passthrough Battery - iTaste V3 Battery express kit
$39.54 iTaste VW V3.0 7-in-1 Variable Voltage Rechargeable 800mAh Electronic Cigarettes Set - vv-3.0 / white at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping full kit but will take at least 2 weeks to arrive to you
The battery is built in like an ego battery.
The other option that was mentioned earlier in the thread is the Rider Robust, this offers variable voltage.
Rider Robust VV Starter Kit [Robust Kit-full] - $59.99 : ValueVapor.com, Discount Electronic Cigarettes and e-Liquid kit with batts and charger
Rider Robust VV Starter Kit UNBOXED [Robust Kit] - $59.99 : ValueVapor.com, Discount Electronic Cigarettes and e-Liquid batt only
Vamo 18650 mode - 7.6oz w/IGO-L
Vamo 18350 mode - 4.8oz - no device on top
eVic 18350 mode - 2.8oz - No Device on top
eVic/Evod - 3.4oz
eVic/ProTank(full) 4.2oz
Let me add to that (I just weighed it)
ProVari mini with an 18350 battery inside 4.5oz - no device on top
ETA: I weighed all of my mods for a review a while back and was surprised that the Vamo in the 18350 mode weigh ≥ the ProVari mini. It feels lighter. I think it's due to the Vamo being taller and a little thinner, it doesn't feel as solid or balanced as a ProVari. Which by comparison mine actually isn't. My Vamo is top heavy and falls over a lot.
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If you don't mind me asking, which one did you get and which one did your friend recommend?
The Rider Robust is a nice option for the original poster. Full featured variable voltage tube mod made from lightweight aluminum. Be aware though that if you choose to use anything above 4.5 volts for a length of time that the small 14500 battery will not last long at all. As long as you know what your are getting, it could be a good option for you. Here are two reviews:
A PBusardo Review - L Rider Robust and EZ Turbo Winner - YouTube
RIDING WITH THE L-RIDER ROBUST - YouTube
I own all three of the below mods and can recommend them as lightweight with a small form factor and easy to use.
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The Segelei V8 is a full-featured variable voltage box mod in the "gripper" form factor. Made from impact resistant plastic with a ruberized finish. This is about the size of a large smart phone, but thicker. I have one of these and it is a fine mod. I got the optional leather lanyard which is convenient for out-and-about use. This has a built-in atomizer and voltage meter. It takes two 18350 high drain IMR batteries to work, which I have found to last me all day. $30 for just the mod; additional $9 for the leather lanyard at Discount Vapors.
Sigelei V8 Incremental VV Body - Black Rubberized
Sigelei V8 Leather Pouch
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The VMod from Vapage is a mechanical bottom feeder mod that is small, lightweight, and pocketable. It comes in two sizes: a VMod 2.0 (14500 battery) and a larger VMod-XL (18650 battery). My VMod-XL is the first pictured above. $85 for either model. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzN9dQWsfR8
The VMod 2.0 has a 4 ml juice tank that fits inside the mod; the VMod-XL has a 9 ml juice tank. To work, you turn the mod upside down and squeeze the soft plastic juice bottle to feed an amount of juice into the drip well at the top of the mod. Then turn it upright, do a primer puff to feed juice into the bottom of the atomizer, and then vape away. After a few vapes, you will need to repeat the process to continue vaping. There is absolutely no leakage of juice. The 18650 battery on mine lasts two days of use, and the 9 ml juice tank lasts me three days before requiring a refill.
VMOD 2.0 and VMOD XL
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The Smoktech VV Gripper is a full-featured variable voltage box mod in the gripper format. Made of impact resistant plastic with a rubberized finish. Slightly smaller than the above Segelei V8, but same pluses of being lightweight and pocketable. Built-in voltage and atomizer meters. Uses a single 18650 IMR battery for all day use. $50 at Mad Vapes.
Variable Volt Gripper
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An excellent source for batteries and chargers is RTD Vapor -- http://www.rtdvapor.com/online-store/batteries
A PBusardo Review - L Rider Robust and EZ Turbo Winner - YouTube
RIDING WITH THE L-RIDER ROBUST - YouTube
I own all three of the below mods and can recommend them as lightweight with a small form factor and easy to use.______
The Segelei V8 is a full-featured variable voltage box mod in the "gripper" form factor. Made from impact resistant plastic with a ruberized finish. This is about the size of a large smart phone, but thicker. I have one of these and it is a fine mod. I got the optional leather lanyard which is convenient for out-and-about use. This has a built-in atomizer and voltage meter. It takes two 18350 high drain IMR batteries to work, which I have found to last me all day. $30 for just the mod; additional $9 for the leather lanyard at Discount Vapors.
Sigelei V8 Incremental VV Body - Black Rubberized
Sigelei V8 Leather Pouch
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The VMod from Vapage is a mechanical bottom feeder mod that is small, lightweight, and pocketable. It comes in two sizes: a VMod 2.0 (14500 battery) and a larger VMod-XL (18650 battery). My VMod-XL is the first pictured above. $85 for either model. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzN9dQWsfR8
The VMod 2.0 has a 4 ml juice tank that fits inside the mod; the VMod-XL has a 9 ml juice tank. To work, you turn the mod upside down and squeeze the soft plastic juice bottle to feed an amount of juice into the drip well at the top of the mod. Then turn it upright, do a primer puff to feed juice into the bottom of the atomizer, and then vape away. After a few vapes, you will need to repeat the process to continue vaping. There is absolutely no leakage of juice. The 18650 battery on mine lasts two days of use, and the 9 ml juice tank lasts me three days before requiring a refill.
VMOD 2.0 and VMOD XL
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The Smoktech VV Gripper is a full-featured variable voltage box mod in the gripper format. Made of impact resistant plastic with a rubberized finish. Slightly smaller than the above Segelei V8, but same pluses of being lightweight and pocketable. Built-in voltage and atomizer meters. Uses a single 18650 IMR battery for all day use. $50 at Mad Vapes.
Variable Volt Gripper
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An excellent source for batteries and chargers is RTD Vapor -- http://www.rtdvapor.com/online-store/batteries
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The Ocelot - Giving me the weight for the Provari helps a lot... thank you. I didn't think to weigh it before returning. I appreciate everyone's awesome suggestions!
In case this hasn't been mentioned yet. A pocket sized vv mod called the 'Little Sister' can be found here. Light weight and vv.....cant go wrong.
Variable Volt Mods
Happy vaping.
Variable Volt Mods
Happy vaping.
My husband has an iTaste MVP. I just compared the weight to my ProVari Mini, and the MVP is lighter. It also has vv and is actually kinda nice. I had to try it, of course.
Haha I'm not sure many of us have tried to fill any of our mods with liquid.
You don't want to do that
Jazzi, you could get just about any sort of juice delivery devices for the provari. Clearomizer, cartomizer, dripping atty, etc...
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Sorry for not being able to recommend any Box Mods. I like having VW and/or VV for best control over my devices. Prefer not to use the 33Hz mods for smoother performance, though the Vamo is nice for High power with low ohm loads.
I'm also Left Handed so most box mods are Bass Ackwards for me.
I'm also Left Handed so most box mods are Bass Ackwards for me.
Sorry for not being able to recommend any Box Mods. I like having VW and/or VV for best control over my devices. Prefer not to use the 33Hz mods for smoother performance, though the Vamo is nice for High power with low ohm loads.
I'm also Left Handed so most box mods are Bass Ackwards for me.
Fono is left-handed and makes leftie Phidias boxes...when he makes boxes...
The Provari is a battery tube with a microprocessor, LED display, and a fire switch/mode control button. You would not put juice in the battery device, but you can attach nearly any juice delivery device you'd like that takes a 510 connector (most have this, but not those that use an ego connector like the Kanger T3 or Evod clearomizers which will need a small adaptor.
Here's a picture dictionary with video tutorials of common juice delivery devices: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html
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My MVP is actually lighter than my k100 with an 18350 in it, and doesn't feel terribly awkward in the hand either. It can be propped in your pinky finger while you grip it. It is heavier than an 650 ego battery, but I barely notice it when I'm vaping.
That's what I was thinking, the iTasteVV is very light, or you might consider a GLV Super Mini (Made in the USA) $100 not VV or VW though, made of aluminum and super light. The itaste VV VW would be the cheaper of the 2 at Fasttech.The iTaste VW V3.0 from Innokin lists weight at 59g 2 oz), and offers variable voltage and wattage - might be worth some researching.
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