WISMEC Reuleaux RX200 TC
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I don't personally like the vapor flask. It's 40W and the design is not comfortable to me. I would keep the RX. RX is probably the best sub $100 mod on the market right now.
Well it's the New vape forward 150w and has all the same features and display. But it just feels weird
The point is you don't have to swap batteries. You put three in it and don't remove them until they are no longer charging and discharging properly and need to be replaced, then slap 3 new ones in there run the analyzer again and start over.
Sorry I thought you meant classic as in version 1 or something.
I still don't like the shape. Guy in the local store brought one in he was having trouble with and it just didn't feel right to me.
Better to have a lipo if one doesn't swap batteries. Being tied to a specific set of batteries negates the benefits of 18650s. I charge my batteries in an external charger because it's safer and because I want to spare the usb port on my updateable mods. I also carry around spare 18650s so I don't run out of battery power when out and about.
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I guess to each his own. The main reason most people buy a Flask is because of the way it feels in your hand. Also because of the curve in the mod it is extremely pocket friendly.
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We went over this a couple posts ago. The DNA versions reverse polarity protection has a tendency to tear the wrapping on the battery. Not so much on the RX.
I don't know what benefits you are talking about or are lost by marrying one set to one device.
To be able to swap batteries when one set runs out of power and you're nowhere near a power outlet, to not be tethered to a usb wire and power outlet when vaping, not risking vaping while the batteries are charging.
There's really no benefit to having swapable batteries if one is tied to a single set. Lipos come with higher amp ratings, will take up less space in a device etc.
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You could always take spares, like you do with other devices. Unless you are venturing in to the woods, you are likely near a power supply for charging if need be. I know people who run the DNA200 with a tank at 60-70 watts and get 3 days per charge. Surly you'd be able to find a power source with in 3 days. I run at much higher wattages and can spend a day (6-8 hours) at the beach and don't have any trouble. I DO bring an RX and leave it in the car as a back up, just in case.
Just because you ran the analyzer doesn't mean you are tied to those specific batteries. You can carry back ups. The battery indicator will not be as accurate as it is with the ones you ran the analyzer with, but the device will work. I have literally 50 or 60 LGHG2's and have a spare set specifically married to the DNA that I keep. They don't get used much, but they are there just in case.
Unless my math is wrong the DNA cant achieve it's 200W output unless each cell in a 3 cell series configuration is at least 2.9855V, anything under that should be current limited. My guess is the 2.8V soft cell cut off is in error, it may run there at lower power settings but won't be able to achieve maximum wattage. I don't recall the battery analyzer suggesting a cut off voltage on me when I ran it but it's been a long time ago. But I think setting your cut off to the minimum voltage capable of reaching the mod range of 200W at 2.9855V or rounded up to 2.99V would put you closer in run time to what you see on the RX. So I don't think anything is really wrong with the RX just your going under mod range voltage on the DNA. According to the spec sheet the minimum input voltage is 9V or 3V per cell. At any rate as some have mentioned this is starting to seem to be a comparison and I don't even have the RX in hand yet
so If you want to discuss this more feel free to PM me.
Actually that's exactly why I bought this mod; 3x18650 interchangeable batt.! If I wanted a device to charge internally I would have bought an average DNA 200 device! Then when I realized the the software was probably going to end up being just another gimmic "FOR ME" the RX was a no brainer!
What lipos are you seeing that can compare to 33.3 Watt hours of three hg2's? They exist, but they're bricks. Are people actually putting something like that in a mod?
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