Alright so today I got a Sir Lancelot copper clone from my friend but have no idea on how to operate mech mods. Any advice on how not to blow myself up
Ahh. I thought the one I was getting wasn’t a mech mod lol. Do most shops accept tradin in mech mods and what not or would I have to buy a whole new oneI concur. There are much easier things to use around. There was no point in history where people started on mechs. They have always been an advanced device.
If this is something you are just GOING to do though, you can stay safe(ish) by buying premade coils at a vape shop of over one ohm. ( We'll leave sub ohm for later) getting some genuine vtc5 batteries and never leaving the thing in your pocket.
The white one is the one I got. I’m gonna prob see if my vape shop near me accepts exchangesSir Lancelot Clone - Copper | Vape Supplies | Vapin in the Cape
That is a mechanical mod. Straight draw of power off battery, no built in protection.
Thanks aha! Know of any good starter kits or box mods (I’ve used the tube style before and I believe it was a kangertech). Preferably something not super expensiveI strongly agree with everyone who's suggested starting with a regulated mod. If you do decide to use a mech mod (now or later), you'll need to know about:
You'll also need to get an ohmmeter, but it sounds like you'd be better off spending that money on a regulated mod. Good luck with the exchange!
- Ohm's law - how to calculate your draw on the battery
- Battery choices - which brands are rewraps, which are reliable, which vendors are less likely to sell counterfeits, which CDRs you can trust and the difference between true CDR and pulse ratings
- Battery safety - how to handle batteries, what sort of issues require immediate replacement, what indicates declining performance
Mechs are still used but they're a niche market, and only the genuine ones are worth anything. I'd say you have to buy a new one unless you run into some weird trade in special. It's worth keeping though. After you get some experience you might find you really like mechs.Ahh. I thought the one I was getting wasn’t a mech mod lol. Do most shops accept tradin in mech mods and what not or would I have to buy a whole new one
What are those?For starters, do you know if you want MTL or DTL? Would you like to start with something simple that doesn't have a lot of settings, or do you want variable wattage and/or temperature control? Oh, and are you familiar with those terms yet, or might an explanation be helpful?
MTL is an acronym meaning Mouth to Lung, pulling the vapor into your mouth and then inhaling it, as one would smoke a cigarette. DTL or DL means Direct to Lung or Direct Lung, that is inhaling the vapor from the mod directly into the lungs without the intervening steps. Different equipment is recommended for these regimes. Most of the ones doing both don't do either really well. The one I recommend for those who don't know what they want is the Kanger Sub/Top box kit as the tank involved has a wide variety of coils available, plus an RBA (rebuildable atomizer) adapter if you want to try building your own coils (which is, BTW, something you will need to know as mech user). But I only recommend it as a starter. Better gear is available in both regimes, and for not much if any more money.What are those?
Well I do like box mods (used them before but they were friends) and it’d be nice if I could change the tips. The one on my mech is designed by vapergatw and has a SS#303 on itAdd me to the chorus. If and when you want to try mech mods I am only one of the many people here who know how and will be happy to teach you. But mechs are dangerous to novices; there is a learning curve and I would much rather move you down it a bit before we begin. I am at a loss to recommend a good starter regulated mod for you as I don't know anything about how you wish to vape. Give us a bit more info and we'll be happy to jump in and help out. Welcome to the board.
Can you link me that starter kit?MTL is an acronym meaning Mouth to Lung, pulling the vapor into your mouth and then inhaling it, as one would smoke a cigarette. DTL or DL means Direct to Lung or Direct Lung, that is inhaling the vapor from the mod directly into the lungs without the intervening steps. Different equipment is recommended for these regimes. Most of the ones doing both don't do either really well. The one I recommend for those who don't know what they want is the Kanger Sub/Top box kit as the tank involved has a wide variety of coils available, plus an RBA (rebuildable atomizer) adapter if you want to try building your own coils (which is, BTW, something you will need to know as mech user). But I only recommend it as a starter. Better gear is available in both regimes, and for not much if any more money.
Changing the tips is usually easy most toppers are designed to do so. You haven't given me enough info to place what you have. Can you take a pic?Well I do like box mods (used them before but they were friends) and it’d be nice if I could change the tips. The one on my mech is designed by vapergatw and has a SS#303 on it
What are those?
MTL is an acronym meaning Mouth to Lung, pulling the vapor into your mouth and then inhaling it, as one would smoke a cigarette. DTL or DL means Direct to Lung or Direct Lung, that is inhaling the vapor from the mod directly into the lungs without the intervening steps. Different equipment is recommended for these regimes. Most of the ones doing both don't do either really well. The one I recommend for those who don't know what they want is the Kanger Sub/Top box kit as the tank involved has a wide variety of coils available, plus an RBA (rebuildable atomizer) adapter if you want to try building your own coils (which is, BTW, something you will need to know as mech user). But I only recommend it as a starter. Better gear is available in both regimes, and for not much if any more money.