Stainless steel vv350

[RickRay]

Hope this is the right place to post this question?

My wife ordered the Stainless steel vv350 3v to 6v mod off of vaporbreak.com, is this unit any good?
Has any one used this?

All new to this.

 

[proggieus]

Sorry i do not have a ton of info to help but wanted to welcome you to the ECF.

It looks to be a relatively cheap VV mod. It might not last you forever but at least you can try the VV without dropping a ton of money on a provari.

Just like anything else in this world you get what you pay for. Try it and use it to see what you like about it and what you hate about it. then when it breaks you will have a better reference point to select the next one.

 

[RickRay]

Thanks for the help.
Only been vaping a couple months, after 40 years of 2 packs a day anologs.
All there was to choose from was regular or menthol, shorts or 100's.
This is a whole new ball game.
Thanks again.

 

[proggieus]

the usual purchase pattern seems to be.

1-gas station or kiosk model-works Just long enough for you to figure out that you just might be able to do this.

2-Some variation of the EGO or similar "starter: kit- works well for a couple of months but you start eyeing all of the mods seen here and want to know what the fuss is about.

3- your head starts to hurt as you try to figure which mod to try first.

4.- eventually you find that perfect(or close) device that fits your needs perfectly.(this is when the savings can truly start.


Many of use are always trying something new, it has become a hobby for me. i have different mods for different situations. I have one for work, one for going out, one for sitting at home, one for the all day events(fairs and amusement parks). and i still buy a mod every few months just to try them to see where they can fit in my line up. the best part is if you try a good mod and don't care for it for whatever reason you can resell it on the classifieds and get anywhere from 60% to 150% of what you paid depending on what type it is and if it is in stock or not

Stick with it, there is ton of very knowledgeable people on this forum, we have all been on the exact same path that you are on now. ask as many questions as you need to. thats what we are here for.

 

[alex66]

i have it.it vapes great.its just 2,5A but its pwm so its powerfull for normal use.
isnt monster like vmax and will not last long like provari.
it is ss but its a cheap build.i use it when i go out,so if i broke it by mistake,i will not cry.
best use with 1,8Ω+ and 2Ω+ for max watts.
the rubber in the pole tends to go out alltime,better use one atty with that,will last long like this.

 

[crazy02cat]

Have you been using dual coil or single I just order on to see what it is like just have heard not time use dct's on it

 

[crxess]

Should be same electronics as the standard(plastic case VariStack) Mod. They are inexpensive but seem to work ok for people. The plastic ones just tend to fall apart or break easily. The SS is just a heavy duty tube version. Should do you well but remember it is not running 18650 batteries like the bigger mods so battery life will be shorter. If the bottom cap is solid you might want to drill a hole in it as an extra safety measure in case of Battery failure. Most newer tube mods have this feature to vent gases.

 

[crazy02cat]

Cool thanks should I be able to use dct's on it

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[dDubs]

DCTs generally use a dual coil cartomizer. They use two coils in parallel, which gives you more surface area for vaporizing the juice. They need to be run at higher voltages to really take advantage of their capabilities. Depending on what the amperage limit is on the device you have, you may or may not be able to power them to their full potential. If you set a cheaper VV device to a voltage higher than it can handle, it may just put out the highest voltage that it can handle. I personally don't really see a need for dual coils, especially if you have a VV device. If you want a warmer vape, just turn the voltage up a bit. Single coils work good for me.

 

[dDubs]

So to answer your question, yes, you can use them. The device just may not be able to handle the amperage it would be pulling to run them at optimal voltage.

 

[crazy02cat]

So will it burn up the mod or what would be the negative of using the dct

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[crazy02cat]

Cool thanks for the info I will try a single coil it comes with 2 thanks for the info.

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[crxess]

So will it burn up the mod or what would be the negative of using the dct Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

No, it may either cut back power or shut down. Remember this. The vv350 is Pulse Width Modulation. It WILL be putting out more power than the LCD states. i.e. 3v could equate to 4.5Vrms. Just start low and adjust up to find the best taste. Good Taste is really the only setting that matters. Not how high can it go.

 

[crazy02cat]

Well I gave in and just bought a Provari and love it such a huge difference. I tried a lot of diff volts on the vv 350 and when I started get a burnt taste when I would get good cape so here I am also I'm going to pick up a zmax this Friday

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[Doogmar]

Well you can't go wrong with a Provari

 

[crazy02cat]

Yup I went the cheep route and I have this for any one thinking of doing the same just buy the good stuff if you have to ask how good it is then find some place that will let you try one before you buy.

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[dDubs]

I love my provari mini, use it every day. That doesn't mean I'm going to stop buying other mods though...

 

[crazy02cat]

I love my provari mini, use it every day. That doesn't mean I'm going to stop buying other mods though...

I am sorry if you thought that was only suggesting Provari but I was not. It was just an example of "the good stuff", I have zmax and love it but the cheep stuff in my experience does not work that great. The only cheep on I have found that is ok is the gripper by smoktech not the hundreds of knockoffs of it that are out there

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