Hello can anyone recommend a vv mod maybe a starter kit of some type for $100.00 or under? ready to move on from my ego thank you.
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Steve there sells bundles including the MOD, batteries, a charger, 1 carto and a sample of KBV joose (good stuff!) but they're not VV - 5v and 3.7v - - - I've got a 5v on the way!
Steve there sells bundles including the MOD, batteries, a charger, 1 carto and a sample of KBV joose (good stuff!) but they're not VV - 5v and 3.7v - - - I've got a 5v on the way!
The vv mod from Madvapes is out of stock right now but they're always going in and out of stock. Madvapes also sells the 14500 batts and charger so you don't have to pay seperate shipping.
I've also got a 3.7 box mod from Steve (above post) and love it! pair it with a 2.0 boge carto (he includes one with the $37 bundle) and you won't need a vv mod!
I've also got a 3.7 box mod from Steve (above post) and love it! pair it with a 2.0 boge carto (he includes one with the $37 bundle) and you won't need a vv mod!
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I got one of those VV mods from madvapes to give VV a try. It works but, I wouldn't say it's appropriate for a main vape. I have concerns about durability. It's good to try VV out and it would work as a backup.
It's right at the top of your range but, you really should take a look at the buzz.
It's right at the top of your range but, you really should take a look at the buzz.
Www.redskymods.com sells DIY VV kits for cheap. Right now he's selling fully assembled VV wooden bottom feeder mods for $110!!!
I would wait for the pro line from notcigs to come out and look at the buzz or infinity.
Very good VV mods.
Very good VV mods.
+1 notcigs yep yep notcigs dats da place....buzz pro should be out within the week might take a bit longer for the infinity pro....
Not a big fan of anyof the mods made by Buzz, don't agree with his business practices nor like the quality of the mods. Lil sis by Ken's box mods is a great super small one, also the big brother. LiL sis is the smallest VV mod I have seen on the market, and the cheapest.
Little Sister Variable Voltage
If your budget goes over $100, I like the Provari and have been eyeballin the Monkeybox for some time.
Little Sister Variable Voltage
If your budget goes over $100, I like the Provari and have been eyeballin the Monkeybox for some time.
This is one case where inexpensive doesn't have to mean "cheap."
Madvapes VV Box may not be a ProVari or Darwin, but it's 35 bucks. Yes, it uses "only" a Fairchild linear LDO VV regulator board (not as high-tech nor efficient as an EverCool switching regulator, and yes, it's only a 3xAA plastic box mod, and no, it doesn't have built-in current-limiting software in the chip, and no, it has no fancy voltage/wattage/resistance digital display, but it's 35 bucks! (Did I say that already?)
Buy the VV Box, 4 Trustfire 17500 Li-Ion batteries, a Trustfire TR-001 charger, and an Assembled Volt Indicator---all from Madvapes---then order the 15 Mega Dual Carto deal from Crystal Clear Vaping, and you're in for just over $100 total. Voilá! You've got a set up that vapes like a champ. I own eight VV mods, and this little box has become my go-to PV.
Not to dis the other more expensive and higher tech variable voltage units, but Madvapes VV Box set to 4.5 volts using a 1.5 ohm mega dual coil carto is pure vaping heaven. Brilliant.
Madvapes VV Box may not be a ProVari or Darwin, but it's 35 bucks. Yes, it uses "only" a Fairchild linear LDO VV regulator board (not as high-tech nor efficient as an EverCool switching regulator, and yes, it's only a 3xAA plastic box mod, and no, it doesn't have built-in current-limiting software in the chip, and no, it has no fancy voltage/wattage/resistance digital display, but it's 35 bucks! (Did I say that already?)
Buy the VV Box, 4 Trustfire 17500 Li-Ion batteries, a Trustfire TR-001 charger, and an Assembled Volt Indicator---all from Madvapes---then order the 15 Mega Dual Carto deal from Crystal Clear Vaping, and you're in for just over $100 total. Voilá! You've got a set up that vapes like a champ. I own eight VV mods, and this little box has become my go-to PV.
Not to dis the other more expensive and higher tech variable voltage units, but Madvapes VV Box set to 4.5 volts using a 1.5 ohm mega dual coil carto is pure vaping heaven. Brilliant.
WOW thank you all so much! and billherbst the box from madvapes seems like a good ideal untill i can save some money for a better setup lol can't weight to try out dual coil carto's thanks again everyone.
I've had a few mods over the last year or so and I can tell you with conviction that the Buzz is unquestionably the best built and most reliable one. NotCigs also provides the best customer service I've ever experienced.
So, as far as "not liking the quality" goes, do you own a NotCigs product? Doesn't sound like it. As far as "business practices" go, as far as I'm concerned, that boils down to how the customers are treated and at NotCigs they're treated very well.
There's plenty of lousy venders out there to trash. No need to flame on the good ones.
I have a provari and a Buzz. I like my provari but my buzz hits alot better for me. Notcigs has gone above and beyond to help me when I break things. I would go with a Buzz
Madvapes sells a Variable Volt Box that uses two 14500 batteries.
I got one as my first HV device and my poor eGo's are dying of loneliness!
I am now a spoiled HV vaper that LOVES to work that potentiometer!
I got one as my first HV device and my poor eGo's are dying of loneliness!
I am now a spoiled HV vaper that LOVES to work that potentiometer!
I already mentioned that I have one of those. It's great for what it is. I should probably explain why I don't see it as a good device for your main vape. It performs well, I have no complaints there. However, every time you open it to replace those batteries, you are stressing the plastic of the case. It will eventually develop stress cracks. If you are using it constantly, eventually is probably a matter of months. Of course duck tape would fix that.
Oh and grab an adapter and a 2.5 ohm 901 atty with your next madvapes order. That's what I like on mine.
I already mentioned that I have one of those. It's great for what it is. I should probably explain why I don't see it as a good device for your main vape. It performs well, I have no complaints there. However, every time you open it to replace those batteries, you are stressing the plastic of the case. It will eventually develop stress cracks. If you are using it constantly, eventually is probably a matter of months. Of course duck tape would fix that.
Yes, though, the point of purchasing something as inexpensive as this (as far as VV goes) it's a great way to figure out if VV is right for someone without burning a hole in the ole pocketbook. I assume that if the OP invested into this particular MOD and loved VV that they would eventually if not immediately look into a more solid longer lasting MOD or if they didn't really care for it or even felt that VV is too much because they can be satisfied with 3.7 or 5-6v at the very least they didn't pay an arm and a leg to figure that out.
Now me on the other hand, my first VV mod, my first mod period costed $205... fortunately, I am quite please
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