My infinity is broken right now and I miss it terribly but my terminator is still going strong so I can still do VV until I can afford to deal with the infinity. I have lots of 3.7/6v mods but the ability to do VV is win for me.
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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
That's pretty much what I said in my first post about it. I built a bottom feeder to try that out and I like it. I got one of those to give VV a try and I like it. I was planning to build a VV bottom feeder and I probably still will eventually but, Saturday I ran into the sale at Red Sky mods...
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