Sorry guys but I looked and found nothing. Is there a sub forum for noobs on mods, or maybe a Sticky for beginners? I am fairly new to vaping and have been recommended mods many a time and was just looking to find some generic information. if there is no such thing i will edit this into a mods for noobs. thanks
where do i go?
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Start here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...5-wonderful-world-mods-illustrated-guide.html. Then ask away 
. People here are soooo helpful!
However, any mod thread you will get a ton of recommends for Reos. Which does look to me like possibly the best (or one of the best) bottom feed mods but not necessarily the best mod for you. IMO mods are all about finding what you want from your PV that your current PV doesn't offer.
. People here are soooo helpful! However, any mod thread you will get a ton of recommends for Reos.
Which does look to me like possibly the best (or one of the best) bottom feed mods but not necessarily the best mod for you. IMO mods are all about finding what you want from your PV that your current PV doesn't offer.
What do you want to know?
A mod is basically a battery holder, switch and atty connecter. They range from the simplicity of the 3.7 volt battery box mod to the complex variable voltage Darwin or ProVari.
All have their strong points and their weak points. Some times you just have to do some research. Here's a link to the list.
http://www.ecigarette-mods.com/type/battery-tube/
A mod is basically a battery holder, switch and atty connecter. They range from the simplicity of the 3.7 volt battery box mod to the complex variable voltage Darwin or ProVari.
All have their strong points and their weak points. Some times you just have to do some research. Here's a link to the list.
http://www.ecigarette-mods.com/type/battery-tube/
sorry guys, I forgot all about this thread and almost started another one exactly like it. I was looking into the reos (grand or mini), and I really like what I see, except for the price tag. I dont need anything fancy or pretty but really like the way the reo works. Alot easier than what Ive got going on now. Are there similar products that are somewhat comparable for a better price? Do reos ever go on sale? Anyone wanna get rid of a used on? TIA guys, and sorry again I wont forget about this thread this time.
You can find a number of bottom-feeders that are cheaper than a REO, but none of them will be anywhere near as durable (speaking of the Grand and Mini). And I'd bet you'd have a hard time finding better customer service at any price. You get what you pay for.
REO's are still in high demand, so no, you won't find a sale. But they do come up for sale in the Classifieds every once in a while.
REO's are still in high demand, so no, you won't find a sale. But they do come up for sale in the Classifieds every once in a while.
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If you just want to see how bottom feeding is at a cheaper price point, you can check out the Revolution v2. It gets pretty bad reviews for durability so think of it as a $40 intro to bottom feeding. If you like the idea then you can move onto something else.
Alternatively, you can check out the vapemate by SuperT. Its more like a bottom feeding addon that is extremely well made (I have one) and fits onto the vast majority of setups.
Edit: Vapemate link: http://www.supertmanufacturing.com/id80.html and the Revolution v2 at HC: https://www.healthcabin.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1080&products_id=7814
Alternatively, you can check out the vapemate by SuperT. Its more like a bottom feeding addon that is extremely well made (I have one) and fits onto the vast majority of setups.
Edit: Vapemate link: http://www.supertmanufacturing.com/id80.html and the Revolution v2 at HC: https://www.healthcabin.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1080&products_id=7814
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