Joyetech CUBOID 200 *NEW*

[KenD]

If they made a version with the batteries wired in paralell, meaning lower max watts and more endurance, I'd be tempted. This set up only makes sense if you're doing high watts.

The battery life/amp draw will be identical whether it's parallel or series. In fact, series is slightly more effective as bucking is kinder on battery life than boosting

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[sofarsogood]

The battery life/amp draw will be identical whether it's parallel or series. In fact, series is slightly more effective as bucking is kinder on battery life than boosting

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I have a vtc mini and an earlier cuboid. They have the same board including a puff timer. I ran both with the same settings and same atomizer, build and battery to empty. Puff timers read almost exactly the same.

 

[KenD]

I have a vtc mini and an earlier cuboid. They have the same board including a puff timer. I ran both with the same settings and same atomizer, build and battery to empty. Puff timers read almost exactly the same.

There seems to be some efficiency issues in the Cuboid chip. For example, the eleaf tc100w seems to give better battery runtime. However, it's not a series vs parallel issue. The fact is that the amp draw doesn't differ between parallel and series.

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[ShishkaBerry]

Does this have the 25 amp limit the first cuboid did, which caps wattage of very low sub ohm coils? My coil currently reads 0.12 and won't go past 75 watts.

 

[t8kiteasy]

Hate that joyetech went with a 22mm diameter. I think I will keep using my 150w cuboids and pass on this. Maybe they will come out with a quad that looks good and then I might go for that?

 

[KenD]

Hate that joyetech went with a 22mm diameter. I think I will keep using my 150w cuboids and pass on this.

I agree. Not only that 25 mm atties will overhang seriously, but my iStick tc100w's tend to fall over easy enough. The Cuboid 200 is probably worse in that regard.

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[AtmizrOpin]

LOL, this thread died with a quickness. well, i am a "lucky" recipient of one these mods. it was given to me for nothing, so i can't complain. this mod does have one redeeming quality that many may not know. you can use the Arctic Fox firmware with NFE Toolbox for a fully customizable device. basically EScribe for a joyetech mod. now it doesn't fix ugly atty overhang but........ i know multiple cell joyetech mods are notorious for incorrect cell voltage readings. so if your device is reading each individual cell voltage wrong, that can be corrected in NFE Toolbox (BVO - Battery Voltage Offset). so if you have this device or similar joyetech/wismec/eleaf mod, give this firmware and app a go. if you're a tinkerer then you'll dig it. link for both firmware and app are below.....

NFE Team