Actually the OP is correct, mod = modified as in the early days of vaping when we had to modify stuff into vaping power sources.
APV-advanced personal vaporizer / power device.
Honestly the Vaporesso Revenger is one the best Mods I've seen in a long time, smaller, sleek, comfortable to hold, everything just works.Sorry for the confusion...
I had the Pico XL
iStick PICO MEGA 80W + MELO 3 XL 4ml Full Kit by Eleaf in Europe
I want something a bit more bump.. but if I can't find anything I'll get another eleaf.
That Pico Mega with a 26650 battery looks like it should have plenty of bump.Sorry for the confusion...
I had the Pico XL
iStick PICO MEGA 80W + MELO 3 XL 4ml Full Kit by Eleaf in Europe
I want something a bit more bump.. but if I can't find anything I'll get another eleaf.
If you want to go above 40 for reals You need a two battery mod. This has to do with the physics of current battery technology.
There's a lot of fake labeling on rewrap batteries where your current "85w" would really deliver that 85w if they worked as labeled. The problem is they don't. Your current mod actually pretty good for a single battery mod, so unless you want to go two battery I'd stick with it assuming it still works. That leaves the atty.
Do you want to stick with drop in coils or go hand build?
That Pico Mega with a 26650 battery looks like it should have plenty of bump.
Tesla nano 120w sometimes referred to as steampunk.
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Actually the OP is correct, mod = modified as in the early days of vaping when we had to modify stuff into vaping power sources.
APV-advanced personal vaporizer / power device.
I don't use mods either, if it don't vape like I want it to from the factory without me modifying or fiddling with it, it gets gone.
I'm a hand build guy rather than a drop in guy so my knowledge is minimal.Drop in coils.... I'm not ready for hand builds....
a dripper is another term for RDA. That type of atty is hand build onlyYes, that's what I had before for about 55 shipped for both pieces...
It was good but the real vaping comes with a stronger mods and a dripper, I think it's called.
Even though it was only 80watt, I barely got a very strong vape, but good enough for everyday use.
If you do (or already did) be aware that the paint on smok's mod tend to scrappe quickly,also alot of users recently have been reporting issues with their tanks (probably mods too but i can't remember). I personally don't recommend the al85, though the only single battery mod i have is a 75 watts device. To go above 100 watts you definetely need a dual battery mod,though in that case they're pretty much all "heavy" . I like my mods hefty but i understand not everyone does,thing is if you wanna vape at high wattage (100+) you really need a dual batt mod otherwise you're pushing too much amps from a single cell and while idk if it can blow up it will shorten the lifetime of the battery.Might get the smoke al85 tfv8 starter kit.
My understanding (which may be flawed) is that it doesn't even do that. The device can't even deliver the top level of power at all without using batteries that don't actually exist. It may SAY a hundred watts, but that doesn't mean it IS a hundred watts. It's merely the maximum the battery can push out. My understanding is that with a single battery mod this is somewhere in the 50 watt range.If you do (or already did) be aware that the paint on smok's mod tend to scrappe quickly,also alot of users recently have been reporting issues with their tanks (probably mods too but i can't remember). I personally don't recommend the al85, though the only single battery mod i have is a 75 watts device. To go above 100 watts you definetely need a dual battery mod,though in that case they're pretty much all "heavy" . I like my mods hefty but i understand not everyone does,thing is if you wanna vape at high wattage (100+) you really need a dual batt mod otherwise you're pushing too much amps from a single cell and while idk if it can blow up it will shorten the lifetime of the battery.
My understanding (which may be flawed) is that it doesn't even do that. The device can't even deliver the top level of power at all without using batteries that don't actually exist. It may SAY a hundred watts, but that doesn't mean it IS a hundred watts. It's merely the maximum the battery can push out. My understanding is that with a single battery mod this is somewhere in the 50 watt range.
I could definitely see it overtaxing a battery to deliver the full power though. You may have the right of it.