Even Cheaper 3.0 6.0v vaping.

[robby]

It doesn`t have to cost much to get into 3.0V to 6.0v vaping.
VAPOUR BREAK currently have some really good offers on this kind of kit. This is a full 18350 battery powered kit. 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 etc up to 6.0v. Not the prettiest kit in the world, but available in a lot of colours.
Contents
2 x HV clearomizer
1 x vv350 body
2 x 900mah 18350 battery
1 x wall changer
1 x user manual

The cost? £26-70 including shipping, yesss, it is from China and yess it will take two to three weeks to get here.

www.vaporbreak.com/en/vv350/120-vv-350-variable-voltage-electronic-cigarette-cheapest-mod.html

I should state her that I am not affiliated in any way whatsoever with the venders if I post an item in this thread, just trying to be helpful.

[robby]

But the items separately and just get 2 batteries, a wall charger and the vv device and get them for £19-47, same vendor. Less than 20 quid including shipping from China. You probably have your own atomisers and dont need these. All available from VapourBreak.com

I should state her that I am not affiliated in any way whatsoever with the venders if I post an item in this thread, just trying to be helpful.

[robby]

Just get the VV device, you may already have batteries and a charger to fit this. The cost? £12-47 including shipping from China. Not gonna break the bank with this one All colours available. Not that pretty or shiny lol, but a really cheap way to get into VV vaping Less than the price of 40 fags
www.vaporbreak.com/en/vv350/123-vv350-body-only-veri-stack-vz6-.html

I should state her that I am not affiliated in any way whatsoever with the venders if I post an item in this thread, just trying to be helpful.

[Perpetua]

Hmmmm . . . don't think we need 3 threads on the same topic do we though Robby?

I'm amalgamating them . . . .

[robby]

Oct 30, 2012 11:40:22 GMT Perpetua said:

Hmmmm . . . don't think we need 3 threads on the same topic do we though Robby?

I'm amalgamating them . . . .

No Problem, couldnt work out how to get more than one pic on post

[Perpetua]

If you're uploading them from your PC, then you'll need to make a post per picture on the thread in question . . . using a hosting site like Photobucket, you can place several pictures on one post using the IMG code Robby.

[robby]

oh cool, I have Photobucket, thanks for the info

[ChillerVapes]

I saw a review on this device, apparently it's really poorly made, keeps giving "LO" message and randomly resets back to 3.0v.
It's just a very cheap knock off of the lavatube. (I'm going to try any and find the review)

[ChillerVapes]

[robby]

Oct 30, 2012 12:03:32 GMT ChillerVapes said:

I saw a review on this device, apparently it's really poorly made, keeps giving "LO" message and randomly resets back to 3.0v.
It's just a very cheap knock off of the lavatube. (I'm going to try any and find the review)

There are another couple of reviews that say that the problem is about getting the end cap on right, the voltages ARE reversed but that doesnt affect an atomiser whereas it will affect an led, personally, I dont go for lit up atomisers, so for me not a problem, it is a cheaper device and if you just want to see what VV is all about this is gonna give you that. There are a couple more reviews on youtube which dont mention those problems, so to me, yess, it isnt the Rolls Royce of devices, but a cheap introduction to VV, especially if you have the batteries and charger and from what I can pick up on youtube it works fine. It`s not pretty and it`s not very shiny lol but it works.

[Roger]

Robbie, these have been around for a while. They advertise them as using stacked 18350's. Wouldn't touch with a barge pole, sorry.

[alvoram]

It uses stacked batteries and step down circuitry to adjust the voltage down. UK vendors were selling these ages ago, they weren't very popular for that, and other reasons. Good of you to post your findings though Robby, don't be put off doing that by poor feedback on 1 item, you may find something really good some time, and we'd all want to know about it then

[Roger]

Robbie

I second what Alvoram says, it was a good find on the Lavatube, but not so good on the other tube.

[alvoram]

But you wouldn't be able to use the variable voltage above what the 18650 is actually giving out, as far as I know, that device has no boost circuit, it regulates the combined voltage of 2 x 3.7volt batteries down to your desired voltage.... if that makes sense?

[Roger]

Oct 30, 2012 14:28:14 GMT alvoram said:

But you wouldn't be able to use the variable voltage above what the 18650 is actually giving out, as far as I know, that device has no boost circuit, it regulates the combined voltage of 2 x 3.7volt batteries down to your desired voltage.... if that makes sense?

Doh!!!

Not awake today <facepalm>

Will edit previous post.