Question for the OP
Does it look like this when its on the top cap of the mod?
If not, don't use it.
Does it look like this when its on the top cap of the mod?
If not, don't use it.
I absolutely love it so far. It's so friggin tiny & light tho. When I got the mod I legit thought the box was empty cuz it weighs next to nothing. It's cerakoted aerospace grade aluminum and I gotta say, pictures realllly don't do it justice. The aqua one that I got is just plain stunning, the gold accents go with it perfectly, it just pops and when u pair it with the gold topcap (not the whole chimney of the RDA, just the very top u pull off) it's a head turning setup lol. I always wanted a Dotmod and after seeing that sale I just had to pull the trigger. I recommend signing up for their newsletter if ur interested in one cuz that's how I learned about their sale. I think most vapers would jump on a Dotmod setup for $105 instead of the $210 it usually is lolSounds like they've dropped the ball on Quality Control. That base should have never been paired with a mod, but that's just the way I look at it.
How is the blue one? They are awesome looking setups.
Well I finally decided to take a chance and put a build in my Petri v2 and I put it on the Petri lite and amazingly I managed to get a fantastic vape and not blow my face off lol. Once I screwed it into the hybrid cap I looked underneath and the pin seemed to stick out just enough to be OK to use. At least it seems that way since I've been vaping on it all night without incident (knock on wood). I'm loving this setup and I put a pair of claptons from a demon killer coil kit in there and they ohmed out at 0.31 so afaik that's safe to use on a hybrid with an HB4 for the cell. It has a 30A cdr so that seemed like the best battery I could get in regards to being safe on a mech. I'm pretty proud of myself that I put my 1st build in a mech and it worked out great. I've never had any mech, nevermind a hybrid and I really wanted my 1st one to have a 510 connection but I just couldn't pass up 50% off a Dotmod setup lol. So I think my next mech purchase might be that new Tsunami mech kit or maybe the Mage Tricker kit. I really like the look of the resin Geekvape one tho so we'll see.
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If it has 510 threading...it is NOT a hybrid.
I prefer the term direct to battery, because the atty pin directly touches the battery.This.. I wish people would stop calling the faux hybrids, hybrids. They really aren't.
This.. I wish people would stop calling the faux hybrids, hybrids. They really aren't.
I wouldn't say it's a long ramp up but yeah, it could be better. Thanks for the advice. So u recommend putting some round wire builds in it? What gauge and how many wraps would u recommend? They're small claptons, they ohm out at 0.85 single. And can a clapton have just one core or do they always have 2 or more? Cuz I feel like these only have 1.Notice the long ramp up time?
That's because you have claptons on a mech.
They are not intended for mech mods.
Those have too much metal mass to get an efficient vape, and take too long to heat up in a single cell mech.
Ok, I thought that anything that was direct to battery was a hybrid so my bad. So does that mean a hybrid is when a mech has an RDA that screws onto the top and touches the battery directly without going thru a hole on the top of the mod? Like they would have to be used together as a set? I just know that in all the reviews I watch they always refer to the direct to battery setup as hybrid connections. I'm new to the unregulated scene so please excuse my ignorance. I'm trying my best to learn lolThis.. I wish people would stop calling the faux hybrids, hybrids. They really aren't.
Try 5 wraps of 24 with 2.5mm id, should come out around .28-.30I wouldn't say it's a long ramp up but yeah, it could be better. Thanks for the advice. So u recommend putting some round wire builds in it? What gauge and how many wraps would u recommend? They're small claptons, they ohm out at 0.85 single. And can a clapton have just one core or do they always have 2 or more? Cuz I feel like these only have 1.
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A hybrid mod has threading on the atty that only works with said mod.Ok, I thought that anything that was direct to battery was a hybrid so my bad. So does that mean a hybrid is when a mech has an RDA that screws onto the top and touches the battery directly without going thru a hole on the top of the mod? Like they would have to be used together as a set? I just know that in all the reviews I watch they always refer to the direct to battery setup as hybrid connections. I'm new to the unregulated scene so please excuse my ignorance. I'm trying my best to learn lol
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I wouldn't say it's a long ramp up but yeah, it could be better. Thanks for the advice. So u recommend putting some round wire builds in it? What gauge and how many wraps would u recommend? They're small claptons, they ohm out at 0.85 single. And can a clapton have just one core or do they always have 2 or more? Cuz I feel like these only have 1.
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@DDarko419 Clapton's can have as many cores as you think you can fit in a post hole. Clamp-style attys, as I've seen in a friend's setup, tri-core clapton, core 28g, outer 36g, spaced, looked good, fired good, performed good. Was ridiculously low resistance though. Which makes me wonder whether or not the outside wraps even phase resistance that much.
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The outside just holds em all togetherThe outside wire offers no resistance. The resistance comes from the cores.
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The outside just holds em all together
The outside wire offers no resistance. The resistance comes from the cores.
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