step up from Riva-510 (T-Rex)

[Dying2Live]

so I absolutely love my T-Rex, soon enough I am going to be picking up something a bit higher from the T-Rex, I don't need anything crazy worth hundreds, im just looking to step it up a bit. any recommendations?

 

[Stef64]

Define step-up. Are you looking for higher voltage, longer battery life, etc?

 

[Dying2Live]

hmmm how bout just overall better performance?

 

[tj99959]

I would suggest you pick up one of these little entry level VV's and spend a little time finding out what you like. That way you can make informed decisions.
Variable Voltage Box Mod

 

[Nomoreash]

If by performance you mean more and warmer then either a 5v regulated mod or vv is the way to go. The madvapes vv mentioned above is a low cost way to give you full control of your vape then you can research and get a more durable mod if you find you like VV which you will.

 

[Nomoreash]

If by performance you mean more and warmer then either a 5v regulated mod or vv is the way to go. The madvapes vv mentioned above is a low cost way to give you full control of your vape then you can research and get a more durable mod if you find you like VV which you will.

Or if you want to skip the cheap plastic boxes the Infiity Pro and Buzz Pro are two great durable vv tube mods that won't break the bank, many other choices as well.

 

[donnah]

The next step up is variable voltage. And yes the infinity and Buzz Pro are nice. It you want to try vv AND bottom feeding then my last step on the ladder was the Army Tank. Version 2 is out now on page 16

 

[Dying2Live]

thanks for everyone's input and help. looks like I'm savin up some money to get a nice VV

 

[tj99959]

thanks for everyone's input and help. looks like I'm savin up some money to get a nice VV

Find out if you will even need or will use it first. The reason that I suggested the Mad Vapes entry level VV mod is because my VV has been set at 4.48v since the third day I had it.

 

[DaveP]

My Madvapes vv mod should show up in the mailbox today. I have my Ultrafire protected 14500 batts charged and ready. I plan to use a Little Dwarf 3.0 ohm dripper atty with it at first.