New Kanger Box Mod- The Subox

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Had an eGo style battery with a mini Aerotank 3 (or something like that) which took a 40'+/- fall from a JLG lift when I bent over to get a tool from my tool bag. I learned quick to not carry in my shirt pocket any more.
I know the SS sleeve Vs. the glass would not have made a difference in my case :(

Yes, I'm sure there are some harsh environment where this would be handy. But not being able to see the juice level with taking it apart would be a PITA. Anytime I leave the house with a PV, I always check the juice level.
 

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That's good to hear. Do you use the prebuilt coils or the RBA? I think I've heard of more people having problems making a connection with the latter, but I also know many people have no issues at all (and conversely, a few have trouble with the occ). Funny how it isn't a universal issue, despite being manufactured by machines.

Edit: Out of curiosity, which four spring-loaded mods do you have?
I just saw you asked which mods. Evic vt, coolfire 4, istick 30 and 50.
 

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Honestly, I think the Subox is a little ridiculous now that I'm studying the idea. Does it even have an ohm reader function for the RBA deck? No spring loaded pin (Yes, I have a KBOX, set pins are awful)? And it doesn't come with a battery? Even Aspire has re-wrapped batteries that for better or worse have probably been tested by them quite a bit. Kanger needs that for beginners who easily get ripped off by vendors who have a million battery choices.

I couldn't waste money on this mod until at least the first two options are there. Without those, this mod really isn't worth anything more than a KBOX. $15.
It has a built in ohm meter and the spring loaded version will be released late July.
 

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Even with a minimum of 0.3+Ω? I thought it only got critical when it was below 0.2Ω.
Some people just want to know exactly what their ohms are *shrugs* at +.3 ohms I think you are safe as long as you have a 20+amp battery because 50w with a .3 ohm coil is pulling a little less than 13 amps. Well within safe limits.
 
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Some people just want to know exactly what their ohms are *shrugs* at +.3 ohms I think you are safe as long as you have a 20+amp battery.
My Coolfire 4 and Evic-VT are super accurate. My MVP 3 is atrocious, and my Isticks are close enough. I never cared before, but now that I see how accurate it is with my Coolfire, it's kind of annoying how inaccurate my others are. I don't think it really makes much difference though. Don't mind me, just useless rambling as usual lol.
 

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My Coolfire 4 and Evic-VT are super accurate. My MVP 3 is atrocious, and my Isticks are close enough. I never cared before, but now that I see how accurate it is with my Coolfire, it's kind of annoying how inaccurate my others are. I don't think it really makes much difference though. Don't mind me, just useless rambling as usual lol.

Don't mind at all. I am chillen. In my happy place. You can't see it very well, but that is it.
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Even down though lol, If you don't blow it towards the window you're setting yourself up for 3 seconds of vapevision minimum.
I just keep repeating "At least I don't drip and drive"
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I have my designated dripper do it for me.
 
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