Vv (when???)

[Grant1]

I want to VV, just about to start stacking my batts to see what the 6V thing is all about, and Imeo said to do that as your coil gets Gunked up too, I love being the GG family, I want to go VV cus everyone is telling me not to stack batts cus of the dangers, I dont want to go to Pavari or horrible looking Lava tube, I just want to remain a GG man and No faGGies., so anyway back to my point, when can we all expect to go VV GG using PG and also are we aware if it is a device we can fit to pur GG or do we need a new GGTS... alot of GG's and VV's going on here!!!
Grant Imeo??? are you there or anyone??

 

[sodapopinski]

Stacking batteries isnt so dangerous is it? I do it all the time and my face is still unburned, my teeth are all in my mouth.

VV isnt gonna be around for a few more months, we're not even done with the name picking!

 

[imeothanasis]

Be a little patient Grant

If you want to play a little with voltage you can buy a very cheap device and try it. That way you will have an experience about this

 

[typocinnamongrl]

Look into getting a VV box mod.. they're on the cheaper end. Best and cheapest way to check out VV and see what you may enjoy.

 

[Grant1]

Be a little patient Grant

If you want to play a little with voltage you can buy a very cheap device and try it. That way you will have an experience about this

Imeo, you stack all the time dont you???

 

[Grant1]

Look into getting a VV box mod.. they're on the cheaper end. Best and cheapest way to check out VV and see what you may enjoy.

What I dont understand is... to get the voltage up to be able to reduce down in a VV they must stack the batts dont they, so whats the deal?? How do these devices get the Voltage up to be able to reduce down??
Grant

 

[urbanite]

They have a special booster circuit, that boosts up from 3.7 to 7 or whatever it is needed.

I've been stacking 3.0v batteries for a year or more now, haven't really had any accidents, while in the mod. Using AW LiPO4 CR123s right now and they are great. Very easy way to get the 6v.

The only time I did have an accident is when I was carrying some used batteries in my pocket with some keys and other metal objects, which seems to have shorted out one of the batteries, which made it very hot, so I just disposed of it.

 

[SkeetS]

Sorry to jump in to the conversation but..anyone knows if it will cut like some devices we know (1.5ohms above 3.7V)?

 

[Grant1]

They have a special booster circuit, that boosts up from 3.7 to 7 or whatever it is needed.

I've been stacking 3.0v batteries for a year or more now, haven't really had any accidents, while in the mod. Using AW LiPO4 CR123s right now and they are great. Very easy way to get the 6v.

The only time I did have an accident is when I was carrying some used batteries in my pocket with some keys and other metal objects, which seems to have shorted out one of the batteries, which made it very hot, so I just disposed of it.

Ive just looked at acouple of VV mods out of curiousity and they stack "x 3.7V batts in there, so how is that any safer, I di also try 2xAW Lip04 cr123's 2day for the 1st time, brilliant, if they stack them in a vv mod then why not just stick to GGTS and stack them in there, thats what im going to do>..

 

[RippleInStillWater]

Be a little patient Grant

If you want to play a little with voltage you can buy a very cheap device and try it. That way you will have an experience about this

Its been a while, now, my friend -- it forced me to buy a couple VV mods just so I could screw around with stuff....

 

[martinc]

With 6V,do you use 3.0 attys/coils and over,or can a 2.3 +/- work?

GRBC here sells 5+ ohms attys

 

[wigglr]

I use 3.0 at 6V

 

[Wharf Rat]

Most if not all VV devices have circuit protection. When stacking in the GG make sure you're using protected or safe batteries.

 

[SkeetS]

Almost all...My box doesn't...You can vape all the burnt juice you want with this thing!

 

[Para]

Almost all...My box doesn't...You can vape all the burnt juice you want with this thing!

The problem with no circuit protection is you can push the regulator outside it's specs and fry it, or at least shorten it's life. Replacing one is a no fun job.