Hi folks,
I love my 5v GLV-2. It is go-to pv at home. I recently picked up a Lavatube and really like the versatility a variable voltage pv affords. Although at a straight 5v I find my GLV hits better than my Lavatube, some of my juices do better at around 4.5 so I use the Lavatube for those. In terms of looks and build quality there is simply no comparison. The Lavatube functions fine and is built fairly well, especially for the money, but it just looks...boring. The GLV, on the other hand, is built like a tank (and hits like one, too) and is far and away the coolest looking mod I've seen. So I started thinking about how great it would be to have a variable voltage GLV; a mod with that last bit of functionality added to what is already the best pv around, IMNSHO.
I've only been vaping for a short time but I've read voraciously here and all around the web. I already own a GLV-2, a Lavatube, a Go-Go, a V2 Maxi Roughstack, and the Volt. I now know that I prefer higher voltage vaping, though not exclusively. Here's where the versatility of a vv pv really makes sense: I can use LR cartos and dial the thing down with a few button clicks. SR or higher cartos? Dial it up. Not sure what's in the cart? Dial it in to taste. Basically, variable voltage allows me to use one pv with every combo of juice and carto resistances I have. Also, it seems to me that there has been a surge in the number of variable voltage pvs offered recently and I came to the conclusion that what I really want is a fully variable GLV. (Would it be called the GLVVV? The GLV3
)
I did some searching on this and read through several threads regarding requested features and the possibility of a variable voltage unit from GLV but I didn't see anything definitive or current so I thought I'd just start a new thread and solicit info from everyone including (hopefully) Jay and Sara.
So, here's the question for Jay: Will there be a variable voltage GLV? If so, is there even a rough ETA?
- Tim
P.S. On the very real chance that this has already been answered and I just missed it in the forum search, please point me in that direction and thanks for reading
I love my 5v GLV-2. It is go-to pv at home. I recently picked up a Lavatube and really like the versatility a variable voltage pv affords. Although at a straight 5v I find my GLV hits better than my Lavatube, some of my juices do better at around 4.5 so I use the Lavatube for those. In terms of looks and build quality there is simply no comparison. The Lavatube functions fine and is built fairly well, especially for the money, but it just looks...boring. The GLV, on the other hand, is built like a tank (and hits like one, too) and is far and away the coolest looking mod I've seen. So I started thinking about how great it would be to have a variable voltage GLV; a mod with that last bit of functionality added to what is already the best pv around, IMNSHO.
I've only been vaping for a short time but I've read voraciously here and all around the web. I already own a GLV-2, a Lavatube, a Go-Go, a V2 Maxi Roughstack, and the Volt. I now know that I prefer higher voltage vaping, though not exclusively. Here's where the versatility of a vv pv really makes sense: I can use LR cartos and dial the thing down with a few button clicks. SR or higher cartos? Dial it up. Not sure what's in the cart? Dial it in to taste. Basically, variable voltage allows me to use one pv with every combo of juice and carto resistances I have. Also, it seems to me that there has been a surge in the number of variable voltage pvs offered recently and I came to the conclusion that what I really want is a fully variable GLV. (Would it be called the GLVVV? The GLV3
)I did some searching on this and read through several threads regarding requested features and the possibility of a variable voltage unit from GLV but I didn't see anything definitive or current so I thought I'd just start a new thread and solicit info from everyone including (hopefully) Jay and Sara.
So, here's the question for Jay: Will there be a variable voltage GLV? If so, is there even a rough ETA?
- Tim
P.S. On the very real chance that this has already been answered and I just missed it in the forum search, please point me in that direction and thanks for reading
atm it's still in beta, but was told it wont be long before it's available to the public....and it's not expensive at all, around $35-40 if I recall... for the XL mini, you'd use an 18490 and the kick instead of the 18650...
Thank's Shaitaan
