Considering a 4x18650 mod, any recommendations?
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Very nice! I didnt know that about the Rouleaux though. I thought they all had eScribe....but then again....I didnt even know it was called eScribe lol
The Golem is Custom Hand Crafted and the one you see is serial number 002. I am honored to be the owner of it! The fog is what is left of the cloud I just let out for effect!
They also have the Minion MOD's and the Paladin which looks like a Light Sabre!
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LOL!!!!! "only" a 3 cell mod! Thats awesome that you got #002. Sounds like you've got a pretty sweet set up in general. Good taste sir, good taste!
Well I promised a bit of a review once I got to mess around with the mod a bit. I will be as detailed as possible but Im not much of a reviewer.
iJoy Maxo315
Still havent ran it in 4 cell mode but with 2 cells running at 55W Im getting about a day of vaping out of my HG2s with my own monitoring and cutting them off at 3.6V. It is my primary mod when Im at home, though I do alternate with my mechs.
It is a pretty straight forward mod, nothing fancy, set your wattage and vape. Ive been noticing that the display screen timeout can be anywhere from 10s to a minute depending on the draw I take or if I "multi-draw" before the timeout. If multiple draws are taken before screen timeout occurs there is an exclamation mark in one of the battery meters. These 2 observations has lead me to believe that the mod is attempting to make the user aware of stressing the batteries during use and Ive been waiting for the display screen to timeout before taking another draw. This is just a theory I have and at the very least it gives my batteries time to "relax" a bit after each pull.
Im really liking the "battery door". I had some use of an RX200 and found that the battery sled was a bit tight and could damage the wraps of the cells upon reloading. For the iJoy Maxo 315 the batteries are bottom loaded with a sliding hinged door. Insert your batteries and slide the door shut and you're ready to go. Much easier on cell wraps IMO. While this might not be a big deal to some I feel like it is worth mentioning.
I havent used it in TC mode but it is capable of handling Ni, Ti, and SS.
Aesthetically I am overall pretty pleased. Ive got the red and black and put on the brown "snake skin" "grips"(there are a few to choose from). Ive been using it with a 22mm atty and there is plenty of room for a larger size. Ive got an Avocado 24 in the mail and its likely that I'll be using it primarily on this mod. Id venture a guess that it could fit a 30mm with no overhang but I dont have any 30mm to test this out.
With my limited experience with multicell regulated mods I am pretty happy with this one. Id like to get an RX300 to compare but its far more likely I will end up getting a 2 cell mod first.
iJoy Maxo315
Still havent ran it in 4 cell mode but with 2 cells running at 55W Im getting about a day of vaping out of my HG2s with my own monitoring and cutting them off at 3.6V. It is my primary mod when Im at home, though I do alternate with my mechs.
It is a pretty straight forward mod, nothing fancy, set your wattage and vape. Ive been noticing that the display screen timeout can be anywhere from 10s to a minute depending on the draw I take or if I "multi-draw" before the timeout. If multiple draws are taken before screen timeout occurs there is an exclamation mark in one of the battery meters. These 2 observations has lead me to believe that the mod is attempting to make the user aware of stressing the batteries during use and Ive been waiting for the display screen to timeout before taking another draw. This is just a theory I have and at the very least it gives my batteries time to "relax" a bit after each pull.
Im really liking the "battery door". I had some use of an RX200 and found that the battery sled was a bit tight and could damage the wraps of the cells upon reloading. For the iJoy Maxo 315 the batteries are bottom loaded with a sliding hinged door. Insert your batteries and slide the door shut and you're ready to go. Much easier on cell wraps IMO. While this might not be a big deal to some I feel like it is worth mentioning.
I havent used it in TC mode but it is capable of handling Ni, Ti, and SS.
Aesthetically I am overall pretty pleased. Ive got the red and black and put on the brown "snake skin" "grips"(there are a few to choose from). Ive been using it with a 22mm atty and there is plenty of room for a larger size. Ive got an Avocado 24 in the mail and its likely that I'll be using it primarily on this mod. Id venture a guess that it could fit a 30mm with no overhang but I dont have any 30mm to test this out.
With my limited experience with multicell regulated mods I am pretty happy with this one. Id like to get an RX300 to compare but its far more likely I will end up getting a 2 cell mod first.
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Have it on my Wish List and as I have said many times before I prefer to get 1st hand real life experience and opinions on gear. Congratulations on the new Hot Rod in the garage!
I like the colors but I would go with a Black or Gold tank for esthetics or maybe even a Red one. Just me being .... nothing wrong with Stainless!
Yeah That would be cool! I usually have my Mutation X V4 on it but its currently undergoing a good cleaning. Its black and looks pretty sweet with the SS heat ring between atty and mod.
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