Variable voltage, is there an afforable option?

[zer0ith]

A 5V box mod and a 2.8ohm CE2 = knock your socks off.

Also a Reo at 6v with a regular ohm atty is also freaken amazing!

As stated before though the whole VV thing is just about changing the taste of your juice. It really allows you to dial into your juice. Just changing the ohms on your atty/carto is just not the same thing.

 

[CellWho]

VV doesn't just allow you to dial in your atomizer, but it also allows you to use any type of atomizer (which is why I use one). So you can use all your SR, LR, and even HR atomizers. I've been using the Big Brother Vari-Cool as my only device for the last few months and it's awesome. Great product, well constructed, and reasonably priced. Big Brother VC Vari-Cool - Ken's Boxmods

 

[DaveP]

I've explored vv vaping and agree that it's a good way to fine tune a specific juice, a good 306 drip atty will give you the taste and vapor you want. You can get more vapor by cranking up to 4 volts, but the atty will pop sooner. 3 ohm cartos work fine, especially the clearo type, but LR is the answer for someone who want good taste at a low price.

 

[Dan Patrick]

Well I will say this. If you are going to continue vaping for a while I would get something with replaceable batteries. 25 - 35 dollar or more ego's go out eventually especially with lr atomizers You can buy seperate batteries much cheaper. You get that ego then an ego booster and you could own a new Infinity Pro got mine for around 100 dollars shipped. I think anyone that hasent tried Vv for a long time does not understand it. The best thing about most Vv devises is Consistantacy. You no Vv guys should all get one and set it to 4.0. With just a regular mod the battery over the course of the charge will go from 4.2 - 3.5. I think its you guys that have VV because my provari stays right where I put it.

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