Hello guys!..I'm new here and i would like to ask you something that i have never seen in another website...So,i started vaping about two months ago with the ijust s battery and the Atlantis evo sub ohm atomizer...And here's my problem...Is ijust s battery a mech mod? and if so,is it safe to vape it with atlantis evo sub ohm tank? i've heard lots of times that vaping a mech mod with a sub ohm tank is really dangerous...However ijust s kit comes with a sub ohm atomizer...i use 0.4 coils...Answer me if you know something,i would be happy!
Is ijust s battery a mech mod ?
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It's a regulated mod. I don't have one but if your Atlantis coils are above the iJust's minimum resistance, you're good to go.
I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.
I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.
No, it has a pcb with minimal protections, low voltage, overcharging & short circuit.
It is not a regulated power device, as battery voltage fails from fully charged so does the output.
A mechanical has no protection circuitry.
It is not a regulated power device, as battery voltage fails from fully charged so does the output.
A mechanical has no protection circuitry.
According to some websites, the minimum resistance for iJustS is 0.15ohms. This is good news.... it means it's capable of some serious watts paired with something in the 0.15-0.3 ohm range.
As already mentioned, you can safely vape away with a 0.4ohm coil.
It's not a mechanical mod as it has protections built in. It will lose power (and vape) like a mech mod in that respect though.
The safety aspect of mechs doesn't really draw a line in the sand above or below 1.0ohm, so expressions about sub-ohming and safety are less relevant than knowing how to treat a mech mod, the battery and the 'build' of your atomizer.
To be honest, the whole 'sub-ohm' thing is kind of unhelpful in so many ways. Today, I was vaping a sub-ohm atomizer at a wattage lower than sub-ohm. It's really a style of vaping accompanied by power and high vapor production and airflow/inhale style.
Good luck. Enjoy your rig... that'll work nicely....
As already mentioned, you can safely vape away with a 0.4ohm coil.
It's not a mechanical mod as it has protections built in. It will lose power (and vape) like a mech mod in that respect though.
The safety aspect of mechs doesn't really draw a line in the sand above or below 1.0ohm, so expressions about sub-ohming and safety are less relevant than knowing how to treat a mech mod, the battery and the 'build' of your atomizer.
To be honest, the whole 'sub-ohm' thing is kind of unhelpful in so many ways. Today, I was vaping a sub-ohm atomizer at a wattage lower than sub-ohm. It's really a style of vaping accompanied by power and high vapor production and airflow/inhale style.
Good luck. Enjoy your rig... that'll work nicely....
My mistake, the ijust S has over charge, over current & over discharge protection and a .15Ω minimum resistance.
It too is not a mechanical, it isn't regulated either, as battery voltage drops off so does the output.
It too is not a mechanical, it isn't regulated either, as battery voltage drops off so does the output.
Thank you for all the replies guys i appreciate it!! I'm just gonna continue vape on that ijust s battery!!
Just FYI. The device is referred to as a mod not a battery. Your particular mod has a built in battery but some do not.They have replaceable batteries.
Welcome and glad you joined. Here is a little help to get you up to speed.
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