Started with joye510 and an ego but need more!

[Charlie C]

Used a 510 and an ego for a while but went back to smoking.
I feel the 3.7 volt e-cigs are not going to cut it for me.

I found some decent liquids from Cignot and Tasty Vapor but the 520 atty's never seem to give out enough for me.

I'd like to look into a 5volt mod or something.

Anyone have any suggestions on what web pages may have good info on these?

Thank you everyone,
Charlie

 

[Stef64]

Welcome to ECF Charlie.

Have you tried low-resistance cartos on the eGo? If you have not, try some Boge 2.0 or Smoktech 1.7 ohm cartos. They both give a better vape than the standard resistance attys/cartos and they are only $7-8 per pack of 5. If you are looking at higher voltages, you can get some inexpensive 5-volt box mods and they work great with SR cartos/attys. I really like mine with 1.5 ohm dual coil cartos. I got mine form Maximum Vapors. You can also look into VV mods that allow you to change the voltage to match your cartos and the hit you want.

 

[wv2win]

Good decision on your part to look at a good 5 volt model. You can "somewhat" simulate higher voltage vaping with lower resistence attys/cartos but you will not get the consistency or longevity going this route because attys/cartos start to diminish as soon as you start using them.

One of the best, if not the best, 5 volt model on the market is the 5 volt GLV2. It comes with a lifetime warranty it is built so well. Here is the web site:

GLV-2 Electronic Cigarette [GLV-2] - $120.00 : Electronic Cigarettes and E-Liquid - Great Lakes Vapor

As mentioned above, a less expensive option is a 5 volt box mod. I have one from Ken's Box Mods and Ken stands behind his products. Here is his site:

5V Regulated Mod - Ken's Boxmods

A third option would be a good variable wattage model. In this category, one of the best, if not the best, is the power regulated Darwin. You will have a range from around 3.4 volts to 6.0 volts with the Darwin. It provides about 21+ hours of heavy vaping on a charge and since it has regulated, boost circuit technology, it is one of the most consistent models on the market and it comes standard with a two year warranty. You can also use 1.5 ohm dual coil cartomizers with the Darwin unlike some models:

Nhaler

Good Luck