Whoop Chicken
Whoop Chicken
Ever lost your box at the office or grocery store??? How ’bout in a bath tube in the middle of the road?? or while just laying upside down in a big old tire? This Bright Yellow Cerakoted BB, splattered with UV Orange, makes losing the thing significantly more difficult… take comfort knowing you’ll be able to find your BB quickly when it’s time to book it nekked out of a stranger’s living room.
- Whoop Chicken was 1st sold on 4/10/2021
- Orange Chicken was 1st sold on 7/30/2022. I came with a Fish-Eye Ultem (FU) button and Orange G10 plates.
The price of a Rev 4 Billet Box is set by the stock button. There are occasionally special edition boxes that cost more, but the main pricing scheme is below.
Base Button
$264- Black Delrin
- Red Delrin
- Ultem
Metal Button
$274- Stainless Steel
- Naval Brass
Shell Button
$299- Mother of Pearl (all varieties)
- Abalone
- 7:30am PST
- 8:30am MST
- 9:30am CST
- 10:30am EST
- 3:30pm UTC
For tips on the drop, visit BilletBoxInfo.
Machined from 6061 T6 Aluminum, In-house Cerakoted. The Billet Box is the first E-Vaporizer to incorporate massive battery power, a huge 5.5ml E-fluid tank, and all electronics internalized into a beautifully handcrafted mod. The end result is a dependable, sleek, solid, obscenely well crafted USA made vaporizer that needs very little attention to maintain.
Includes:
- R4 Billet Box with a DNA-60
- 5.5ml Boro
- SMOK Nord Coil Adapter
- Replacement O-Rings
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General Billet Box Info
The Billet Box is roughly the size & shape of a pack of cigarettes. It has a completely enclosed battery, chip, screen, tank, and atomizer. Billet Boxes are very customizable and there are dozens of modders that create all sorts of great addons from panels to colored Boros. They are relatively Hassle-Free and have gotten better over the years.
Billet Box was started in 2011 and saw tons of changes from that point until 2016. In 2016, there were quite a few changes including going from Rev3 to Rev4 and going from the DNA 40 chip to the DNA 60 chip. There have been very few changes since then and I can only assume this has to do with government regulations pending. I am sure that is frustrating to see with China not caring about the US Government.
Colors were introduced in 2014 with Rev.3a as well as occasional button changes. Prior to this, they were all the color of raw aluminum.
In 2016, they went away with the cover that slid up with the ball bearing to a magnet-based panel.
The Billet Box logo changed in 2018 and they started printing the logo on the body under the fire button panel at that point. Prior years, at least 2016 and 2017, the logo and year were printed inside of the panels. They also started using a presentation box with the new logo to ship the devices in.
For more information about the History of the Billet Box, check out our timeline.
