Mech Mods vs VV mods?
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must be people who like resistance lmfao because as a coffee drinker i hate those things. i chug that thing. but a lot of people giving it good reviews o.o still down to get a velocity got enough money >:O but need to purchase me box mod first
Your wattage will drop for mech mods. The only reason I may buy one in the future is for reliability and if I decide to do cloud competitions since that's a requirement for those events. I doubt I'll do the latter. I would go with the snow wolf since there's no volt drop off and its safer to use
I took a Nemesis with a Goblin Mini RTA out into the world today, and it did surprisingly well. Granted I had a Sigelei 150 with a Goliath v2 sitting in my bag just in case something went wrong, but it remained untouched at work. Way to go mechs!
I prefer hassle free vaping so for me it's gotta be the regulated with built in battery. When it wears out chuck it and buy another one. For 35 quid who cares if it only lasts a year or even six months for that matter. Plug and play throw away. Easy.
O.O regulated mods wear? how? wouldn't they just basically stay the same like a mech mod with use. the one I'm getting doesn't have built in batteries you have to buy batteries so couldn't I just chuck out the batteries and roll. damn in that case I might switch bad to the mech mod
how? wouldn't they just basically stay the same like a mech mod with use. the one I'm getting doesn't have built in batteries you have to buy batteries so couldn't I just chuck out the batteries and roll. damn in that case I might switch bad to the mech mod
He was talking about a regulated mod with a built in lipo battery. Which will eventually die / stop being effective. Not applicable to a mod that takes user replaceable batteries, like 18650s.O.O regulated mods wear?
With my mechs, I insert a battery and push a single button to get a vape that - to me - is just excellent. All from the moment i first push the button until I notice it's time to change batteries. Couldn't think of anything being less of a hassle.
Producing excessive waste and having to replace the most basic of my gear every time a battery starts lacking - is more of a hassle to me. It's just a difference of perspectives.
Yes many regulated mods take 18650 batteries. They are removable and you can switch them out just like in a mech. For the reason you mentioned I refuse to use regulated mods with built in batteries. Seems wasteful and like it could malfunction easierO.O regulated mods wear?
built in batteries i've never favored not even on other devices they poop out too fast in my experiences
Elementary.O.O regulated mods wear?
510 connectors and switches (buttons). A lot of mods failed because of them.
Also solder corrosion, failure of chips with time. It's just how lucky you are. My cheap Vamo still running like new after 1.5 years, guess it just likes me and keeps going.
so wouldn't that basically make mech mods prone as well? basically in the end all can kaput in due time.
Yes. Especially with soft 510 threads, like copper, aluminum or zinc alloy. But for hobbyists, who are really careful and skillful in attaching tanks, they may last quite a long time, as I understand. And (again, I do not own a mech) as I see from posts, buttons of mech mods are repairable in most cases.
I normally tossed a cigarette that had a hole/tear in the paper.
But still missing the point of the continued relevance of mechanicals.
The way the political climate is surrounding e-cigs, it's prudent to at least learn HOW to be self reliant. It doesn't take all that many brain cells to figure out how to make your own mechanical/unregulated PV if push should ever come to shove.
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