What's your next PV purchase and why?

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I'm waiting on the REO Variable Voltage Grand before I buy another PV. I currently have 3 reos--a grand, mini, and woodvil mini--and they work flawlessly. I prefer bottom feeders to any type of tanks. I'd like to try VV so I can just keep one type of atomizer and battery around and adjust my voltage to my eliquid choice, atomizer health, and mood. I am patiently waiting for their release.
 

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Likely a Mini Lava Tube from a Co-Op. My P+ is perfect IMO, and the only reason I want to try the Mini Lavatube is to try VV at an extremely reasonable price (thanks to the Co-Op). I don't see much need for anything else ATM.

Edit: I will be purchasing a Jonboy LavaTank asap. Keeping my fingers crossed.

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I'm waiting for my lavatube to be delivered. I have lot's of e-go's and 2 e-powers and I like the idea of plugging just the batteries in instead of the whole e-go tube. So I probably will wait for the next great mod to be invented. I just can't see paying the price of Provari, I'm sure it's great but you don't miss what you don't have!
 

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I'm waiting on the REO Variable Voltage Grand before I buy another PV. I currently have 3 reos--a grand, mini, and woodvil mini--and they work flawlessly. I prefer bottom feeders to any type of tanks. I'd like to try VV so I can just keep one type of atomizer and battery around and adjust my voltage to my eliquid choice, atomizer health, and mood. I am patiently waiting for their release.
Why do you like bottom feeders better than tanks? I love my tank and would be interested in the advantages of a feeder system?
 

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I ordered a VVPV from notcigs. I don't expect it to ship until next week sometime, so it's still my "next pv purchase".

The VVPV is a metal VV top feeder that gives you control of the juice feed. - I have to say that VV isn't the feature in that device I actually care about. I'm not gung-ho about VV personally... but lots of other people think VV is the only feature to care about in a new PV. they have their reasons, and I have mine.

I had a plastic top feeder about a year ago. I really loved it. It met a tragic and untimely end when a big steer went a little rogue and smashed me around the corral for a while. When that top feeder was gone, I missed it and made a mental note to keep an eye out for a metal top feeder if anyone ever made one. -- There was another metal top feeder a couple of months ago, but it was too expensive and ended up getting recalled in the first few days they were out. -- The VVPV has been in the works for months and went through quite a lot of beta testing, so I felt confident being an early adopter.

So, the VVPV is ordered. Probably by the end of next week, I'll have a nice metal top feeder that delivers two drops of juice to my atty at the push of a button. The batteries should last all day, and it does happen to be VV. I will be using the VV feature as a fixed voltage regulator instead of using it to its variable voltage capability, but I would imagine that the majority of other people will use it exactly as intended.
 

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Why do you like bottom feeders better than tanks? I love my tank and would be interested in the advantages of a feeder system?

Functionally it's a gravity thing. I like the liquid to be below the atomizer to prevent leaking and I control when to feed by squeezing the bottle. Aesthetically, I don't like the look or feel of the top heavy tank of liquid. With the bottom feeder, the battery and liquid bottle are contained in a nice little box with a mouth piece sticking out. It's a low maintenance simple design that travels well.
 

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"White Workhorse" from JamesW at KrimsomMods, as always James goes the extra mile for his customer. This time he was asked to do two extra rugged dual 18650 VV boxes that are 6amp proof with displays and in all white. The display will show the voltage under load, box is rugged and the regulators can take 6amps. The wiring is as usual 20G or better. RUGGED WHITE WORKHORSES

Zenesis from Zen at House of Hybrids. A true hybrid mod made of 316L implant grade stainless steel, vertical rebuildable atty, switch assembly with opposing magnet spring, adjustable throat hit, entirely mechanical and rebuildable, no solder, flux or wire in the entire mod. RUGGED do I need to say more...
 

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Well I just got mine lol - I just got an ultimo vv box mod - from the classies practically new, it's a new product from gotvapes. They are currently out but getting more since the 1st batch sold well.

I think I'm good for awhile, I have plenty of good 808s, my altoid vv box mod, my 3.7 jambox box mod, and now the ultimo...
 

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    I think my next PV purchase would lead to a death in the family (mine) With 6 that I've bought, and just shy of 20 that I've made, I might be pushing my luck just a bit.
    There isn't a PV that you can buy that compairs to the one you build yourself.
    Like this one
    http://www.howder.com/dena_howto.pdf

    Actually my next thing will be a Kick if Evolv will ever get off the pot and get it ready for market.
     
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