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My favorite come from Super-T manufacturing. They have the ELA telescope set to ship out next week. Still taking pre-orders though. Also with rhodium plated contacts it hits like a beast and never tarnishes. Lifetime warranty too. Their P+ line will become available again after the initial runs of ELA's are out of the way.
Bullette the REO fan checking in.
reosmods.com
100% mechanical
100% USA made
Lasts all day.
No fiddling.
Lots if colors & sizes.
reosmods.com
100% mechanical
100% USA made
Lasts all day.
No fiddling.
Lots if colors & sizes.
+1 for the REO. The Grand has a 6 ml juice capacity and uses an 18650 battery. All day, on-the-go vaping all packed into a device that is smaller than a typical pack of analogs. It does not get any better ....IMHO....YMMV (have to throw in the disclaimers!)
Lots of good ones GG, Paps GP, N Zonic, Roller, 69, EA, Guss,ELA, to name a few. The EA is a good place to start not to bad of a price The threads are a little chunky but it has very little voltage loss its very durable and low maintenance.
If you dont like to fiddle with stuff stay away from Mechanical tube mods. You need to clean them on a regular basis to keep them from having voltage drop. The less parts the easier the maintenance.
Ive never had a REO, dont like bottom feeders but if you say something bad about them The REO fans will track you down and kill you;-) They must be a very good device they always get lots of endorsements when this kind of question is asked.
If you dont like to fiddle with stuff stay away from Mechanical tube mods. You need to clean them on a regular basis to keep them from having voltage drop. The less parts the easier the maintenance.
Ive never had a REO, dont like bottom feeders but if you say something bad about them The REO fans will track you down and kill you;-) They must be a very good device they always get lots of endorsements when this kind of question is asked.
The Poldiac has silver plated brass contacts and a test I've seen shows that it had a really low voltage drop and it's pretty.
I use to think the same But I was wrong. I do use my VV/VW devices when Im at work or running around but a good mech with a properly set up RBA or Geny can not be equaled buy anything over the counter IMO. Its not a down grad its just a different way to go.
Regulated cant handle the amp drw of lower resistance coils. It fry's their switches or kicks in the error codes.
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IMO the flavor and vapor production is way better than what I've tried on regulated devices. I have tried setups on Provaris...I still prefer my mechanicals. It's preference, if you've never tried it you will never know. The only regulated device I'm interested in is a DNA20 mod, I'm waiting on the the Cyborg from Fluid Vapor...20 watt limit and the ability to turn into a mechanical device...it sounds like the best of both worlds.
I too have a VAMO, and LOVE it....but I also have a k100 (btw, if you shop around you can sometimes find it for about $50)
I wondered this myself, but when you actually build your own wicks with mesh and kanthal wire and get it 'just right' (were talking .8 ohms here) it IS THEEE perfect vape. And you cant hit that on a regulated device.
I have a DNA 20 and they are nice! But still cant replace a mech. I like my ODY one the DNA 20
+1 for the poldiac....but for the OP....try getting away from the vivi ....your vamo is fine...try a protank...or an rba..or rda
i do build my own coils, there is no reason to build a coil so low resistance that you cant use it with a regulated mod, just either use thinner wire or preferedly put more loops (= more surface area = more even temperature = produces more vapor before it burns).
use your head, the power source has nothing to do with flavor or vapor production unless you make a coil incompatible with said power source. I have used unregulated devices and they are ok but regulated devices are just better because a) you can tune the amount of power to the pg/vg ratio of the juice you're currently using and dont have to rebuild your atty because it gets a bit too hot for example b) you're not at the mercy of the battery voltage slowly dropping off as the battery gets empty and get the same experience with an almost empty battery as you do with a full one.
I'm using my head...I've plainly stated my PREFERENCE. It sounds like you have zero experience with sub ohm setups on mechanicals. The OP is asking about mechanical devices, not regulated.
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