VV mod.....where do I start?

[alamor]

I have been vaping for about 5 months now. I have been using a Riva and alternating between atties and boge cartos. I am really getting to the point of being bored and unsatisfied. I would really lime tO get a vv mod(would love provari) but don't want to drop $200 to start out. I would really appreciate any and all suggestions from as many fellow ECF members so I know where to start. And again, I would really like to keep it under $75 (dunno if it's even possible) and I would like to make sure it will have better results than my stock Riva.

Thanks for info on advance!!!

 

[salemgold]

I LOVE my Buzz from Notcigs. I have an original Buzz that I have had for about 9-10 months. It is a workhorse and I have had no issues with it. The Buzz Pro has just been released. The price is $140 but you can use code ECF Buzzkill for 7.5% off Good luck to you.

 

[salemgold]

Oops, if you want to stay below $75 you may want to look in the suppliers section as I think that I saw a VV Box mod there about that price. Or you could keep an eye on the classifieds for a used Buzz as I have seen them sold for around $70 as of late

 

[RIMP]

+1 on a used Buzz They are workhorses and Mike cs is 2nd to none.

 

[salemgold]

Here is one for $35 but from what I hear it is hard to catch them in stock
Variable Voltage Box Mod

 

[salemgold]

Ken is also a very nice guy and makes very nice box mods here Box Mods

 

[sierra22]

Get yourself one of these recessed tank evercool's! They are absolutely amazing! I got it from a guy over at VF

 

[RIMP]

Silent soldier also makes a very nice vv box if you want to try vv for less $$ to start If possible I'd get a Buzz Pro. It's well worth the money and the batt life is off the charts. My nickel VV rocks!

 

[salemgold]

I agree with Rimp. The plastic box mods just won't take a beating or hold up near as well as a Buzz

 

[Diablo]

Do a lot of reading on all the different ones there are. Decide whether that price you want to spend is firm or would you be willing to raise it a bit because that would open the door to some very nice mods. If it is firm there are plenty of others that I read about in detail on this site that would fit the bill, most appeared to work well they just might not survive a drop to well.

Do lots of reading and asking questions would be my advice.

 

[dupont]

I picked up one of the MadVapes vv mods that Salemgold linked to above. I've had it for a couple of weeks and it works well. It's a good way to try out a vv w/o spending too much $$.

 

[kellie]

+3 on the Buzz or Buzz Pro you won't be sorry. They are almost indestructable. I love them both and sorry I waited to get a Buzz. I loved my Riva but the Buzz is my my only pv now The discount code for 7.5% off is ecf buzzkill

 

[TomCatt]

If you really want to save some money and you don't mind building something yourself, check out the http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/189320-my-poorvari-mod.html. For well under $75, you could make a few of these and see how you like VV before making a larger investment on a commercial mod.

Just a thought

 

[aziffel]

Sgt vv army tank,It takes 2 14500's,has a 3ml bottle,it's really small.Vapes great
thread on the forum,sorry,computer illiterate,dunno how to do links

 

[AttyPops]

IDK anymore. Start by looking at the AMPS that it can take. Particularly if you plan on EVER using triple coil stuff.

 

[Nomoreash]

If you want to spend more than $100ish go with one of the tubes or wooden bottom feeders, they will be more durable due to not being made out of plastic. For tubes, the Buzz Pro, Provari and Darwin would be my top 3. Wooden bottom feeders, Redsky Mark V VV, Sweetvape Grip and Monkeybox, I think their are a few others now but haven't checked lately.

If you want to stay under $100 you have many choices with plastic boxes from the one at Madvapes, The Splash, I think Oldgoat makes a VV now, Big Brother, Big Daddy, etc. You could also go this route first and use it as a backup when you get a more expensive one, that's what I did. Also if your handy with a soldering iron and have a few tools, drill, dremel etc the plastic ones can be built at a fraction of the price.

 

[want to quit]

I give you just my opinion here and don't try to offend anyone or anything. If you spend for example $75 on a plastic VV which performance well you are good to go until you let it fall on the floor and it breaks. Now you need to buy another one for $75 which is a total of $150 which already get's ya a Provari or almost a Monkeyboxx or Ali'i and so forth.

I am not rich by any means but I rather spend a lil more and know what I have is amazing and comes from a great person that will always fix small defects instead of buying a cheap VV that breaks easy.

Again not trying to offend anyone just saying I personally rather spend a couple more bucks that I saved up and know I have something amazing that lasts a looong time.

 

[wazzup592]

Madvapes VV is 35 dollars and I've dropped it at least 20 times and it still works fine.

 

[my4jewels]

bump to subscribe.

 

[seantex]

I have a few boxes and they work well for a while but not forever. I think you should get a cheap one to see if you like it then save up and get a provari. The display makes it soooo wirth it and it looks very nice.