So im looking for a mech, ill be running a mutation x v4 with it, but iv never had a mech before so im a newbie with them anyone got any recommendations ill consider most prices but ild like it to be reasonably price 
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A good Mech mod?
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I won't recommend any particular mech to anyone. It's nothing in any sense of the idea compared to a regulated mod.
And honestly if you need a recommendation, you are not ready for one yet.
Please do not take this as me being derogatory in any way. Read, read more, watch as many youtube videos as you can over a period of time, until you start searching out various aspects, and then start talking about mechs from what you already know. Many people on ECF will jump in at that point.
To add, please start reading mooch's blog and battery reviews , it's the means we all gauge batteries, their safety and limits. This will define your experience.
And honestly if you need a recommendation, you are not ready for one yet.
Please do not take this as me being derogatory in any way. Read, read more, watch as many youtube videos as you can over a period of time, until you start searching out various aspects, and then start talking about mechs from what you already know. Many people on ECF will jump in at that point.
To add, please start reading mooch's blog and battery reviews , it's the means we all gauge batteries, their safety and limits. This will define your experience.
If I were starting out today with mechanicals, knowing what I know now, I'd get a Reo and one of the several bottom feed atomizers sold on the Reos website. Then I would introduce myself to the Reos sub forum, here on ECF.
I collected all sorts of mechanical tube mods, for 3 years or so, before getting my first Reo. But I haven't used anything else since.
I collected all sorts of mechanical tube mods, for 3 years or so, before getting my first Reo. But I haven't used anything else since.
What are you going to get from a mech that your not getting with your regulated mod ?So im looking for a mech, ill be running a mutation x v4 with it, but iv never had a mech before so im a newbie with them anyone got any recommendations ill consider most prices but ild like it to be reasonably price
thanks
I think asking for a recommendation is a fine idea. There are literally thousands to choose from. It gets overwelming buying your first.
Question 1: OP, what kind of build are you planning to put in that Mutation? Are you looking to fog out the house?
Question 1: OP, what kind of build are you planning to put in that Mutation? Are you looking to fog out the house?
Peace of mind.
Solid, durable performance.
Longevity.
Total control and freedom.
Mechs can last forever.
ALL chips eventually fail.
Not everyone vapes at a desk.
And for my recommendation:
My " got to" mechanical.
King knurled clone.
$15-20 online.
Solid and thick, adjustable copper contact, adjustable for battery rattle, recessed button, reverse lock ring.
Built like a padlock and hits like a street corner pimp.
Comes in Brass, Copper, and Stainless Steel.
Excellent first mechanical mod.
Mechs are great in that they are simplistic and have no electronics to fail. But they are dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. With that RDA I'm guessing you want clouds and low resistance builds. You can actually get bigger clouds out of a regulated mod. If you are set on a mech, they are all pretty similar in how they work. You will see lots of folks argue about voltage drop, sleeve resistance, etc. In the end, mech are about looks. Find one you like, put GOOD BATTERIES in it, and don't build below 0.5 ohms until you know what you are doing. Make sure you have an ohm meter, TRUE 20A batteries (LG HB6 or Sony VTC4) and don't try to go crazy with your builds until you have some experience. And above all else, stay away from hybrids like the SIMPL.
I just received my Infinite Stingray X clone in the mail yesterday. Very, very well made/machined, and it hits well. I'd recommend it to someone looking for their first mechanical mod. Just take the hybrid adapter and put it in the back of a drawer and leave it there until you are very well versed with Ohm's law and how a hybrid works.
https://www.fasttech.com/products/3099/10005590/1608400-authentic-smoktech-magneto-mechanical-mod
This was my first mech. Solid device. Magnetic switch, brass contacts. Telescoping, adjustments for battery rattle. Authentic, not a clone. There are newer versions of it as well, but I have the V1.
This was my first mech. Solid device. Magnetic switch, brass contacts. Telescoping, adjustments for battery rattle. Authentic, not a clone. There are newer versions of it as well, but I have the V1.
Those are not hybrids.
It's an adapter to give a hybrid "look".
There is a huge difference.
Like elephants and elephant seals.
True Hybrids are relatively safe.
Fake hybrids are relatively dangerous.
Clouds are determined the atty and build.
Build it right and you can get what you want from a mech or regulated mod.
https://www.fasttech.com/products/3027/10010058/1930706
The V3 is available in chrome plated copper, as well as brass and several painted colors.
The V3 is available in chrome plated copper, as well as brass and several painted colors.
Nemeses are good. They take a kick +18650. Switch is better with magnets. Small magnets can be used to fine-tune throw distance.
Nemesis mechs are okay but they are thin walled, have a quirky switch assembly ( that rice pin design is awful), and lock ring threads are so fine that you have to spin it forever to lock and unlock.
I have 4 Nemi's.
There are much better mechs out there.
Everyone has their favorite.
This is mine
http://www.vividsmoke.com/hcigar-caravela-mod-clone.html
Unfortunately, you will have to settle for a clone. Fortunately, the HCigar is a good 1-on-1 clone.
This is mine
http://www.vividsmoke.com/hcigar-caravela-mod-clone.html
Unfortunately, you will have to settle for a clone. Fortunately, the HCigar is a good 1-on-1 clone.
Nemesis is a good design....fine threaded for electrical contact. Takes a bit of patience but not alot.
Caravela's are bullet proof.
Look for adjustable top pin NOT a floater. Never put it in a pants pocket. Clean and inspect EVERY battery change and build coils to match your battery.
I love my Neme's.
Caravela's are bullet proof.
Look for adjustable top pin NOT a floater. Never put it in a pants pocket. Clean and inspect EVERY battery change and build coils to match your battery.
I love my Neme's.
I wouldn't recommend one at all...but if you must, get one with vent holes that are big enough to actually help if the battery vents
Slow down folks, first it's new vapers with mechs who don't want to learn. Then it's if you have to ask you're not ready? Huh! Which one is it?
Lots of good advice in this thread about mech's just keep asking questions and keep learning you'll be fine. I went to mechs after a month of vaping and haven't blown myself up.
Lots of good advice in this thread about mech's just keep asking questions and keep learning you'll be fine. I went to mechs after a month of vaping and haven't blown myself up.
I went to mechs because there were no high powered regulated mods a year ago that were affordable. I still use them, but my iPV4 is my ADV now.
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