GGTB or Silver Bullet or Prodigy V3

[ian]

lol Chrissie.And,i have had no problems at all regarding the battery.I always change the voltage up and down and the battery is fine.I think that the only way you will hit problems with a battery in the Provari is if you dont use the AW IMR high drains.I have heard of people not using the correct batterys and buggering it up,i have also heard of people boosting an LR atty up further than 3.7v ??? I think that as long as you are sensible, and dont do anything daft all will be fine.I have not had one single error code yet,this is because i check the ohms of what i am using and adjust the voltage accordingly.Its very simple to use,took me ten minutes and i had it cracked

[hissie]

You don't need a life time garuntee for Imeos' models, they appear pretty much indestructable.

Also, as I said earlier, there is nothing that could go wrong with the GGTB (which is what we're discussing). I would defy anyone to break it, even me at my clumsiest would find it very hard to break it.

Granted, I don't really know anything about the other mods which are being discussed, but from what people are saying, there's too much that could go wrong, especially if a relatively inexperienced vaper bought one.

Personally, I prefer simple mods which are pretty much problem free. So I fully promote GG models.

[Chrissie]

I'm sure you won't have any problems with it Ian - it looks really well made I think I'd just be a tad worried about the LED display getting damaged cos I'm so clumsy

[Chrissie]

Lol Hissie, looks like the GG has another admirer

[hissie]

Well I don't know how I ever managed without one Chrissie

[ian]

We all have different needs,like different devices,juices and vaping methods.I think thats the beauty with it,no one vaper vapes the same.I am happy to stick with what i have now and just start enjoying it.I think we have been spoilt for choice regarding mods,i am no longer bothered with getting more, as they are just battery holders at the end of the day.Whether it be Provari,GGTB or a battery box mod,as long as it works for you then it has to be a winner.

[imeothanasis]

Ian, soon I will make it. It doesnt depend on me but on my friend that knows about electronics. He told me that it will be ready soon.

Andy, I am glad you had some info of what you wanted:)

Chrissie, the VV will be a small add on for GG, replaceable. I will not give a lifetime waranty for this part but its only a part that costs a small amount of money comparing to a full electronic unit that if it fails you have to buy a totally new unit:)

[Chrissie]

Apr 6, 2011 6:38:01 GMT imeothanasis said:

Chrissie, the VV will be a small add on for GG, replaceable. I will not give a lifetime waranty for this part but its only a part that costs a small amount of money comparing to a full electronic unit that if it fails you have to buy a totally new unit:)

That sounds brilliant Imeo

[Perpetua]

I have to say that the attraction with GG's for me, outside of the fact that they are lovely devices that work beautifully is the personal after sales service you recieve from Imeo . . . plus I do find Cam a really helpful Supplier.

Once the VV GG is available Ian, I don't see you being able to resist the temptation.

[ian]

I think i will get one once the VV add on is available. I thought it would be a totally new VV GG.I am intrigued and excited to hear how it will operate.Hmm,certainly one to keep my eyes peeled for.

[shamreez]

So now there is no more confusions..
Just have to decide how much I want to spend (I mean get a GGTS or GGTB)

[Scylla]

Trust Imeo to work towards a solution that will preserve the quality of his GG range

scylla

[Chrissie]

Apr 6, 2011 14:58:35 GMT shamreez said:

So now there is no more confusions..
Just have to decide how much I want to spend (I mean get a GGTS or GGTB)

That's a tricky decision Sham I think if I was you, I would go for the GGTB to begin with. They tend to hold their value, so if at some point in the future you wanted to upgrade it to a GGTS, you should be able to easily sell it at very little loss, if any, as during the time you use it you will save on the cost of batteries compared to the cost of generic e-cig batteries.

[Hanow]

Have decided to treat myself, and reading all this (thanks folks) am thinking I will go for the GGTB. But, as usual, not sure what other bits I would have to order with it. :-[ Can someone please poke me in the right direction?

Also, I recall reading a couple of weeks ago that Imeo was awaiting stock and there might be a bit of a wait? Or did I imagine that?

[Chrissie]

Hello Hanow - off to get a list of what you will need Still more than happy to meet up with you sometime for you to try (my GG's) before you buy Haven't got a GGTB but do have a GG Grant (a tad smaller) & a GGTS ( a fair bit bigger)