Well Everyone, been vaping for around 6 months and learned something new today. Recently got a cheap $11.00 pass though for a 510 cart and noticed it was way out preforming my Silver Bullet running off of a 3.7 battery, after realizing that I had to start stacking 2 RCR 123 Batts. in the silver bullet to move up to 6 volts. Now it's comparable to a device that cost 6 times less. Still love my Silver Bullet, but lesson learned, a cheap ... box mod would of given me as much joy.
Voltage matters more then price.
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Welcome , and yes weed hopper , we all learn thing the hard way sometimes , But at least you knew what to do . You can also use LR or 306 atty's on the SB , with 3.7 , and you will still get a lot of flavor and vapor .
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Expensive mods are bought for
durability (this is debatable)
Design
wow factor
a 3.7/6v mod vapes pretty much like all the others though.
durability (this is debatable)
Design
wow factor
a 3.7/6v mod vapes pretty much like all the others though.
The passthrough gives consistency since it's coming off a more robust power source. Some mods are regulated to hold similar consistency.
I happen to love VV. I can dial in a flavor experience with it. The one I use gives me a nice steady voltage. Could a cheaper one have done the job? Some can, some not so much. I think Goldenkobold's response applies here though. I like the design. And OK, maybe the wow factor played a part.
I happen to love VV. I can dial in a flavor experience with it. The one I use gives me a nice steady voltage. Could a cheaper one have done the job? Some can, some not so much. I think Goldenkobold's response applies here though. I like the design. And OK, maybe the wow factor played a part.
I have an ego up to a provari and everything in between. I have found uses for each, but yes some cheaper mods can out preform some more expensive mods. On VV I stumbled upon cheap is SmokTek "SmokBox VariCool" - Custom variable volt Box Mod - Efficient switching regulator! adjustable 3,4,5,6.5 volt's & everything between. ,thinking this will be something to look at for the price
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Sitting on my desk right now is a 5vPT with a 3ohm carto on it, a SB @3.7v with a 2ohm carto, a VV with a 3ohm carto tank @ 4.5v, and a Jazz pipe @ 3.7v with a 1.5ohm DC carto in it.
All loaded with the same juice. 4 different tastes, and I enjoy all 4.
I don't think of them as one being better than the others, just different than the others.
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Hold on to that silver bullet!!!! Things are coming around the corner and you will say ewwww ayeeeee prettttyyyy musssst havvveeee for my silver bullett!!!!
If nothing else you make the price right I will buy it from you!! LOL and I own a darwin!!!!
If nothing else you make the price right I will buy it from you!! LOL and I own a darwin!!!!
They are sweet running LR's, what don't you like about them? I have a 7.4 unregulated Copperhead that just rocks.
Some of the most prolific responders to new people on ECF have never vaped on anything but 3.7 volt models and think anyone who vapes with a 5 volt or variable volt model are nuts, unfortunately. That's why all you ever see them suggest are small battery 510's and 808's or a Riva or ego. I think they believe we should all be little "mouses".
A pass-though plugged into the proper power source (wall outlet) will provide a consistent 5 volt output. 4.5 volts to 5 volts on regular attys/cartos is the sweet spot for a majority of veteren vapers.
Glad you discovered the advantage to 5 volt vaping.
A pass-though plugged into the proper power source (wall outlet) will provide a consistent 5 volt output. 4.5 volts to 5 volts on regular attys/cartos is the sweet spot for a majority of veteren vapers.
Glad you discovered the advantage to 5 volt vaping.
they start off good but the voltage drops and I find myself changing the battery at 3.9v-3.8v that's the part that makes me sad
IMO drop the bomb and get a provari, worth it 1000% for the money and that vaping smile shall come back
it was the purchase of a provari that made my 3.7v PVs seem inadequate untill I got it I use to use them all every day and loved them lots now they just sit there looking inadequately at me, I have a 4.8v battery in one its not to bad I may just have to pick up a few more of those
Why don't you throw them up on the classifieds? Recoup some cash then.
Thanks CaminoDiablo I just recooped 350 dollars in a matter on minutes I almost feel like I owe you a finders fee or something woohoo classifieds rock
Glad you got some money back, I myself keep forgetting to put stuff up for sale lol
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