silverbullet vs chuck vs screw driver v other!!! Ready!!! Fight!

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jaycetan

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the 3 you mention are all good devices. there are many more however.

are you looking for 3.7 devices or 5 or 6v?



ive yet to try 6v because i use a basic 510, but am interested in trying both 5 and 6v. what i found great about the sb is that it can adjusted to use both 5v and 6v just by changing the batts.
 

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The Chuck is not manufactered or mass produced they are individually made. For me a handmade product is worth more than a manufactered one. The Silver Bullet is a great device but when I realized I was getting the same hit and vaper production as my Chuck at 3.7v from my Silver Bullet at 6v it seemed to me to be no contest. The device you use is a personal choice as far as looks, hit and options good luck to you with your search.
 

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I would give great deference to lawnman3's opinion, since he has probably bought and sold every PV known to man at least three or four times apiece in the classifieds section of this forum.:rolleyes:

For now, my favorite is my xhaler. Reasonable price, solid construction, a wealth of battery and atomizer options and mechanical switch make it a winner for me. I have to pull preventive maintenance on the switch, but I'd rather spend five minutes with it, some qtips and noalox, rather than mail it off for a week or two for repair. And I hit mine like a crack pipe.:oops:

My adoration, however, is fleeting and fickle, and my opinion may change once my juice box or a mini clone of it being specially made by a modder arrives.

No single unit is perfect. They all have strengths and weaknesses in their design and construction. Furthermore, these tend to be rather subjective, in what I consider to be a benefit may be seen by someone else as a flaw. I'm not going to trash talk other designs, especially ones I've never used. But I know what I have, and what I like about it.
 

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The SB can only do 3.7 and 6v. not 5v.

the sb @6v with a 510 atty operates more around 5v with the resistance of the atty or something like that! every atty has a different resistance causing it to operate at diff voltages. thats what ive been told. im not into electronics so dont yell at me if im wrong!! lol
 

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the sb @6v with a 510 atty operates more around 5v with the resistance of the atty or something like that! every atty has a different resistance causing it to operate at diff voltages. thats what ive been told. im not into electronics so dont yell at me if im wrong!! lol

although the attys have different resistances from different type attys. 510, 901 and 801.

there is a big difference from 5v and 6v vaping as 6v is usally higher than 6v depending on battys used, can be as high as 7+ volts with fresh batteries where a 5v device has a limiting function with by resistor, v regulator or in the switch with resistance built into the switch..
 

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Just got my Super Six this afternoon. Absolutely rocks!! BE112 at 6v with the adjustable airflow can't be beat! My GG Grant has been put on the bench for now!

Silver Bullet is EXCELLENT for the money. Loved mine but it was just too damn big to carry around daily. Not sure what the other poster is on about it only feeling like 3.7v when vaping at 6. That was not the case at all for me. Maybe they had some bad batteries?
 
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