Hi Volt Suggestion!

[kenny]

Hey Everyone. I am about 90 days into my vaping experience so i guess you can say i am still a little wet behind the ears, and new to the forum. I have learned alot in the past week though. I owe all of that to grimmgreen! THANKS! I listened to everyone of his reviews and i realy appreciate people doing that as it helps to stop you from buying the junk items and finding the good ones. Any ways I was just wondering If I could get some peoples opinions as they would be greatly appreciated as to which 6 volt PV is better. The Copper or the silver bullet? I mean from what i learned, or at least think i did lol, they are both pretty close in performance. But for all i know maybe there is something better that I am not even aware of. Well Thanks for your time and I look forward to hearing your opinions. :-}

[PerezDAP]

I own a copper and love it but i think i messed it up...cant tell you how cause its kinda embarrassing (water was involved and too much beer drinking). But it is all mechanical and nearly indestructible. This was the first and only high volt mod i have and when i tried it for the first time i was amazed. I have a TON of 4081 attys since this has been my main PV for months. The copper does use unprotected 3.0v cr2's and some people wont use unprotected batteries. It does have a vent hole on bottom incase you do have a mishap. I cant comment on the Silver Bullet cause i dont own one but i got my fingers crossed for the January giveaway!

[LoneWolf]

There is only one I would recommend, as well as most people here...

AltSmoke | Personal Vaporizer | Happy Holidays!

You can read some reviews here.
http://altsmoke.com/review/product/l...1/category/12/

You wont go wrong!!

[Slighter]

What LoneWolf said x2

[capevette]

I own both the Copper and the Silver Bullet
The Copper is really nice and almost indestructable
So far I've used the SB @ 3.7V waiting for some RCR123a's to arrive
The SB is sweet! you can vape for almost 2 days @ 3.7v on 1 battery. Rob over at AltSmoke has almost any adapter you would need to run what ever atty you want. I like the 510 and Carto's.
If you could only buy one HV Mod go with the Silver Bullet.

[Smokie]

Hey Everyone. I am about 90 days into my vaping experience so i guess you can say i am still a little wet behind the ears, and new to the forum. I have learned alot in the past week though. I owe all of that to grimmgreen! THANKS! I listened to everyone of his reviews and i realy appreciate people doing that as it helps to stop you from buying the junk items and finding the good ones. Any ways I was just wondering If I could get some peoples opinions as they would be greatly appreciated as to which 6 volt PV is better. The Copper or the silver bullet? I mean from what i learned, or at least think i did lol, they are both pretty close in performance. But for all i know maybe there is something better that I am not even aware of. Well Thanks for your time and I look forward to hearing your opinions. :-}

The SB, you will not be sorry, at 3.7 volts lasting 2 days on one charge, and 6 volts, the best of both worlds. And the anttys DO NOT BURN OUT on 6 volts like some other Mods

[norm]

I have never used a copper. I have a SB and I'm well pleased. The last time I looked at the copper you had to push the atty connector in for a switch although simple and great for a homemade mod. Is it something you want to come off the hard earn bucks for??? Look around lots of stuff out there right now. IMHO all the PV devices have a lot of catching up to do when it comes to the SB.

[Pennybags]

I have a 510 Copper. Been vaping on it for a month now. Still using the same atty too. I will recommend the Copper.

[nj1001]

I have a BB & SB & do not own a copper. When I wanted a 6V device & did research on them all I found too much good stuff about the SB. Taking it all into account, I ruled the copper out because I felt the activation switch was a bit weird for me (pushing in with lips) in my personal opinion & the protected vs unprotected factor. Copper uses unprotected batts (cr2's) that can explode & the SB uses protected cr1213a's batts (that wont burn/explode). There are safe CR2's you could buy however, but the life of a cr2 is sooo much lower than a rcr123a. Both are mechanical devices that are sturdy though. Look at the pros & cons of each & take into account what is aesthetically pleasing for you... you wont go wrong if its an educated purchase.
Good luck,
NickJ

[crossbar]

I have a Chuck I vape at 6v. It is definitely my go to toy! It's made by Jeff at Thagbuilt.com One of the most awesome things about this mod is Jeff will costumize it with whatever artwork you want on it! ANYTHING! You want you favorite football team on it? Send him a pic with your order! Baseball team, university.......hell, he could probably make it look like a lightsaber!!!! Check out his site!