I want a REO or a Billet Box so damn bad!!!!!
but my wallet doesn't like the idea in the slightest
but my wallet doesn't like the idea in the slightest
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I look at it like this, my provari gets a good vape out of damn near anything I put on it that isn't junk. My mechs need something much more specific but if it's the right thing, it's mind blowing.
This is why my provari isn't going anywhere.
I hear ya Fury...I just didnt want to be a fan boy of Provari...I love it however...very nice! I get my best vape on my Natural because of my RBA im sure.
In a few months we will be seeing the first ever regulated/mechanical hybrids. Should be pretty interesting. If you want regulated you just keep the DNA20 module in ... if you want a pure mechanical ... you just take out the DNA module. Saweeeet!
Isn't that what the Kick already does? I haven't read up too much on the dna module yet.
I did read where the dna20 would go up to 20watts. That's pretty impressive. I'm not sure but I don't
think you can go below 1.5ohm on the coil though. Not sure, but everything I've read said that.
think you can go below 1.5ohm on the coil though. Not sure, but everything I've read said that.
Here is a link to the DNA data sheet.
http://evolvapor.com/wp-content/uploads/dna20.pdf
http://evolvapor.com/wp-content/uploads/dna20.pdf
A mechanical mod with a DNA20 is physically impossible....
The DNA requires a fire button.
Easy enough, put one in the attachable module.
This means that the Mods original fire button is required to be constantly on Or completely replaced.
In "mechanical mode" i wouldnt want a button that could accidentally be locked in the ON position.
and if you use two seperate switch mechanisms, then it no longer is a mech./VW hybrid... Its just two mods with different firing buttons that share the same tube....
If i am required to keep a bag full of parts in a drawer, i would rather just have two separate mods.... one Mech. and one VW.
Just my thoughts.....
NOW if they were able to beef up the Kick to safely handle 0.8ohms @ 4.2V then we would have a winner in the mech world.
The DNA requires a fire button.
Easy enough, put one in the attachable module.
This means that the Mods original fire button is required to be constantly on Or completely replaced.
In "mechanical mode" i wouldnt want a button that could accidentally be locked in the ON position.
and if you use two seperate switch mechanisms, then it no longer is a mech./VW hybrid... Its just two mods with different firing buttons that share the same tube....
If i am required to keep a bag full of parts in a drawer, i would rather just have two separate mods.... one Mech. and one VW.
Just my thoughts.....
NOW if they were able to beef up the Kick to safely handle 0.8ohms @ 4.2V then we would have a winner in the mech world.
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If you are a collector or connoisseur... Caravela, GGTS or any of those mods are worth it .. I've used a couple and they feel nice and look beautiful
I'm neither.. for me - I wanted quality 1st, availability second and affordability last.. Legacy and EA Mods served on all three counts..
I'm neither.. for me - I wanted quality 1st, availability second and affordability last.. Legacy and EA Mods served on all three counts..
A mechanical mod with a DNA20 is physically impossible....
The DNA requires a fire button.
Easy enough, put one in the attachable module.
This means that the Mods original fire button is required to be constantly on Or completely replaced.
In "mechanical mode" i wouldnt want a button that could accidentally be locked in the ON position.
and if you use two seperate switch mechanisms, then it no longer is a mech./VW hybrid... Its just two mods with different firing buttons that share the same tube....
If i am required to keep a bag full of parts in a drawer, i would rather just have two separate mods.... one Mech. and one VW.
Just my thoughts.....
NOW if they were able to beef up the Kick to safely handle 0.8ohms @ 4.2V then we would have a winner in the mech world.
Actually, if the module designed specifically for mech mods, the switch pins on the board could be shorted or use a latching switch on the module itself.
That way the mods bottom switch could still be used.
It would still be a PIA to have to hold down the mech switch to make adjustments or verify settings.
but that's the thing.... if you short out the on-board switch, it will be off and non adjustable....
it has to be firing an atty to make any adjustments to it.... and i don't even think you can adjust the setting while you are simultaneously firing an atty....
the only way i see it working, is a side fire button on the module, with either a mechanical button that locks into the on position, or spare parts to eliminate the mechanical button.
im assuming this mod will be a top/side button with a 510 connector.
that can be removed from the tube; and replaced with a DNA20 module with a side firing button, and a window for the screen.
either way i see it, its just two mods that share a battery tube.....
Silver bullet, transforms into a Provari.
If im wrong, then i will keep my mouth shut
it has to be firing an atty to make any adjustments to it.... and i don't even think you can adjust the setting while you are simultaneously firing an atty....
the only way i see it working, is a side fire button on the module, with either a mechanical button that locks into the on position, or spare parts to eliminate the mechanical button.
im assuming this mod will be a top/side button with a 510 connector.
that can be removed from the tube; and replaced with a DNA20 module with a side firing button, and a window for the screen.
either way i see it, its just two mods that share a battery tube.....
Silver bullet, transforms into a Provari.
If im wrong, then i will keep my mouth shut
I'm not saying that having two mods, a mechanical & a VW that look the same wouldnt be cool.
But you still cant fire an 0.8ohm atty on a DNA20....
2 different setups, for two different applications. May as well just release it as two PVs with interchangeable battery tubes of different lengths.
Now that would still be somewhat interesting.
But you still cant fire an 0.8ohm atty on a DNA20....
2 different setups, for two different applications. May as well just release it as two PVs with interchangeable battery tubes of different lengths.
Now that would still be somewhat interesting.
One of the hardest hitting mechanicals I own is my Steampunk by throathit from the Vape Pit. Can be used with or without the tank cover. 18650, bottom button, spring loaded 510 connector.
Short it so that it's in the "on" position...
The better option would be to use a latching switch.
the only way i see it working, is a side fire button on the module, with either a mechanical button that locks into the on position, or spare parts to eliminate the mechanical button.
im assuming this mod will be a top/side button with a 510 connector.
that can be removed from the tube; and replaced with a DNA20 module with a side firing button, and a window for the screen.
either way i see it, its just two mods that share a battery tube.....
Silver bullet, transforms into a Provari.
If im wrong, then i will keep my mouth shut
Unless Evolve is re-releasing the DNA in a different form factor, I don't it working as anything other than a screw on module... Kinda like the Kicklet from Super-T.
That's what i meant.
But the problem i see, is that the board would be off unless you activated the mod. Making adjustments impossible.
I just cant envision how the DNA20 can be used in the same way as the Kick.
Ah well... i guess we just have to wait for this new mod to come out. I'll stick to my REDDS
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