Not really sure I understand the concept of a kick
unless I am misinformed (I very well could be) but I've read posts that with the kick
I can not use ohms under what my regulated mods accept
If that's the case then why wouldn't I just use my regulated mods
or am I missing something?
yup your missing a few things. first is the fact you can use one of the really nice looking mechanical mods as a regulated device now, and when doing that it is a DC to DC converter for a better vape then a PWM device like many of the cheaper regulated mods.(and the china kicks)
other things aside, I actually like carrying my kicked roller more then I do my provari.
Is there a difference in performance?
I know over the net its hard to tell so know im not trying to sound sarcastic lol
but to your question yes and it is a pain to adjust as you have to take it out of the mod, but for others like me that use the same topper all day once you find the correct setting your done.
the Crown is VV AND VW and you dont have to take it out of the mod as it makes little beeps to tell you the setting.
its just nice not having to always wind a low resistance coil just to use a mech. and then, while it is a small chance if it somehow stops working I can always just take it out and keep going, sort of like a foolproof regulated device.
it's just a nice option to use the nicer styled mechs as well as without it things like high resistance coils dont work well on a mech. for example on a mech a 2.5 ohm protank head will only vape good for about an hour, with the kick it will run all day just like a regulated mod.
I don't take mine out, but I do have to disassemble.it is a pain to adjust as you have to take it out of the mod
Yep.on a mech a 2.5 ohm protank head will only vape good for about an hour, with the kick it will run all day just like a regulated mod.
I have no complaints about my Smok kicks either.both my Sigelei-K's work perfect
I've only got Smoktech kicks, 2 of 'em, and both work great.I have both Sigelei & Smok no problem with either one.