Variable Voltage Reo - The Ultimate Mod?

[Microlon]

Now we have all seen the number of variable voltage mod increasing, its obvious to those of you that have already found the pleasure of just simply being able to change the voltage to match their own requirement. Or alternatively fine tune the voltage to suit their preferred e liquid, vary the taste, vapour or throat hit.

Yes you can add a tank to a box/tube mod, if you wait you might even add a "Kick" to you manual tube mod but all this seems to me to be technology moving forwards but to me it only delivers 1/2 the package.

Now as a chap using a Provari and waiting to get my hands on a new VV Reo Grand or VV 18490 Metal Mod, I can only make the observation that the Reo solution with everything so compact, simple and strong offers probably the Ultimate Solution for the future of my vapeing.

I look forward to other members feeling and thoughts

 

[MXBNW]

I am looking forward to the VV REO's my self. I love my Buzz but only drip on them.

I like to up the power some times on a 1.5 or 1.8 atty for more TH and flavor when Needed.

I think the VV Grand will be bullet proof and a must for a lot of people. I work from home so the VV Woodvil is right on track to be on my desk.

Who know where Rob will go with the smaller Mods and the VV, But I can tell you this, I am sure he will do something and it will be good. VV 18490? Sounds good to me. Or Kicked Mini? Hmmmm never know these days what will come out of Robs shop.

 

[Microlon]

MXBNW

While the Reo series are a great class leading design, I keep reading about certain issues with the doors etc. I do hope that Robs uses this opportunity when building the new VV ranges to encompass some improvements in the areas that his regular customers mention the door system opening for example, however small they seem......a really great company is always the one that continues to develop its products with an ear listening to the end users.

I am sure he has got some great ideas on the design board already!

 

[MXBNW]

MXBNW

While the Reo series are a great class leading design, I keep reading about certain issues with the doors etc. I do hope that Robs uses this opportunity when building the new VV ranges to encompass some improvements in the areas that his regular customers mention the door system opening for example, however small they seem......a really great company is always the one that continues to develop its products with an ear listening to the end users.

I am sure he has got some great ideas on the design board already!

I have heard about the door thing people talk about. I may self have never had this an issue. I have been using REO's for going on 18 months now. I do know that Rob is now putting a stronger magnet in them and with my newer mods they do hold much better.

I think he started doing this about 6-8 months ago. I have not heard much on this subject in quite a long time.

 

[atom48]

MXBNW

While the Reo series are a great class leading design, I keep reading about certain issues with the doors etc. I do hope that Robs uses this opportunity when building the new VV ranges to encompass some improvements in the areas that his regular customers mention the door system opening for example, however small they seem......a really great company is always the one that continues to develop its products with an ear listening to the end users.

I am sure he has got some great ideas on the design board already!

I just received my mini today, and I have no issue with the door. Yes, if I shake it really hard there is a little rattle, but if it were any tighter it would bind in the rabbet, and probably wear the finish off, too. As it is, it is just machined beautifully, and lines up perfectly with the top and bottom. I've not seen anything rectangular machined this well. Sorry if I sound like a newbie fangirl, but I do admire fine workmanship, and this is it. VV in this body will be pinnacle. JMHO.