The Buzz V V - 6 Weeks in...

[debb]

I like having the screw. I don't change my voltage very often and would hate being forced to constantly dial in the sweat spot after bumping a knob. Guess it just depends on how often you make adjustments.

me too...

 

[Bovinia]

for me it depends on how crappy my eyes are lol

Dang debb, your new avatar scared me!

 

[debb]

lol..sorry..bovinia....

 

[MegaWaterpipe]

Just wanna thank everyone. It's good to know from users that the screw is not gonna be a problem.

 

[Bovinia]

Just wanna thank everyone. It's good to know from users that the screw is not gonna be a problem.

It won't be...and Mike sends you a little baby screwdriver that fits it with your order

 

[debb]

ya..i love my baby screwdriver...lol

 

[Para]

Instead of getting out the multimeter and clipping the wires and attaching to the Buzz, make yourself one of these. Screw it on, press the button. One meter for all your variable volt mods

Without the top atty connector:

 

[debb]

i love it! you made it? very cool....i bought one at cov...works great....
btw ..how.d u make that?

 

[Para]

Use a 2AAA battery box, cut a piece of plexiglass for the window (protect the readout), wire the volt meter inside, and paint. The reason for the top batt connector is you can dial in the voltage under load.

 

[debb]

thanks...i don't build....but i have someone who does!

 

[Para]

thanks...i don't build....but i have someone who does!

That's great, you'll love it.....just make absolutely SURE you get the 1-6 cell voltage meter. There are a lot of the 2-6 cell testers out there and a number of the suppliers will advertise it's a 1-6; when in fact it is not.

 

[debb]

will do...

 

[Cheeseburgermonger]

Voltage meters are a bit beyond me. If you want to know how to make plaster masks or carve out an oak sword hilt, I can help.... Haha! I'm glad to have found this thread. I have been hemming and hawing about buying a new system. I guess all that's left is to find a better cartridge design.... (I'm working with something that's not suiting my needs. We've all been there yeh?)

Ugh! I can't find where I put the bookmark for the Buzz! Can someone send me a link??

 

[Para]

EcigSupply

 

[Cheeseburgermonger]

Okay I Googled it. They also have it at http://www.notcigs.com

I wonder if anyone here has messed with this site?

 

[Icoth]

You can also get them directly from notcigs Welcome to NotCigs This links to the notcig vendors forum Notcigs Lots of help and conversation on the Buzz there.

 

[El Dee]

Hit the home page here...Then the suppliers at the bottom...There you will find a link to NotCigs..

 

[Bovinia]

Just want to let folks know that Notcigs has a sleek new adjustable voltage model coming out soon! Go have a look on Mike's subforum at the ∞Infinity∞
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/notcigs/138204-order-waiting-list-infinity.html

 

[5cardstud]

Well I've had my Buzz V V mod for about 6 weeks now and it's time to tell you what I think...

This thing is AWESOME!!! I tend to keep it around 4.7v for my 510 attys and around 5.2v for my 910 attys. I have been using VaporBomb's 80pg/20vg juices at 18mg/ml and let me tell you that this thing PRODUCES MASSIVE vapor. Again is all about the variable-voltage with this mod. batteries are the 3.6v ultarfire 16340 880Mah trustfire brand batteries aka LiCo (rcr123a) PROTECTED batteries. (Do not use unprotected batteries people)

Vapor Production: This thing is a total beast even at lower voltages. I mean coupled with a 910 atty this thing makes clouds of vapor and I mean MASSIVE CLOUDS of vapor...

Throat Hit: I'm on the fence on this one, the 510 attys provide massive TH whereas the 910 attys produce massive flavor but a bit lacking in the TH department, but atty style is your own thing, my preference is the 901 type due to the massive flavor it provides. (Then again this is highly subjective)

Battery Life: The TrustFire 16340 LiCo (rcr123a) protected batteries seem to provide about 6-8 hours of vaping pleasure. I got my batteries from a vendor other than then the manufacturer of my PV at a reasonable price and the charger was also priced affordably as well... (Batteryjunction)

In summation, I would highly recommend this device based solely on it durability. It makes for the massive vapor clouds even at lower voltages w/o a LR atty, and makes the 901 attys really shine at higher voltages. it's all about the variable-voltages my friend, 5,6, and 7 volts just taste funky or burnt, tune your vaping experience, choose the Buzz V V.

This is the silver "Blemished Buzz" I'm using btw

very informative. You did an excellent review. Kudos.