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First appearance on youtube. Was a live look (now with time stamps in the video description) from VapnFagan. Watching as I type this.

Here you go, have fun.IPV D2 vs EVIC VTC mini... | .................. Forums - An Ecig and Vaping Forum

Just as suspected, skins now available through good ol' Fasttech for $1.54

Don't worry too much on picking the initial color. You can have a different one every day: I went with white for that very reason as to interfere with the sleeve as little as possible. Found these for the big bro. Surely we'll see them for the mini soon. The first pic already has a 2 that relate.

Someone asked earlier in this thread, now that all the hype is over with the D2, what shall we talk about? How bout this: The KOOPOR Mini 60W with TC. This one seems to be dual circiut (boost/buck). Hope that's not just in temp. And a good price.

It strains the battery more because it is being used at or near full potential. Just because your car's engine can rev to 6000rpm doesn't mean you should constantly do so. And those numbers are at 4.2V and correct, for a while, then the battery sags and deplete and those numbers will quickly...

That makes sense, I guess there's just only so much real power from anything. There's a max and right after is failure so yeah that makes sense, although I know it's gotta be more complicated than that. Consider me smarter then I was a minute ago because of what you said. Cheers!

And your response was nice? I didn't think words had personalities. I wrote down some numbers that are correct to my knowledge. If they help someone great, if not, you are free to move around the cabin. If (and it looks to be the case) you got offended, then mea culpa, and you try better next...

Calm down b4 you pop a blood vessel. Everything I said was detailed and correct, what you said was vague and someone skimming over posts will reqote you and say it's ok someone said 25R's are fine in this mod. Some poor vaper is sure to get one of these and start playing with it trying out...

Out is not = to in. A Samsung 25R can't do 75W (safely/within spec) all the way down to the d2's cut off. Need at least 24A to cover the 75W. The 25R's are good to about 64W @cutoff. Freshly charged, yes. Depleted (below 3.8V), No. Something to keep in mind when telling folks what cells to...

I will also recommend this, even even if you feel like tinkering with the original, at least you won't be affraid to mess it up. Fasttech has a clone(at least no mention of authentic) $2.97 Replacement Rebuildable RBA Plus Coil Head for SUBTANK Mini Clearomizer - 0.5ohm at FastTech - Worldwide...

I guess the answer to your question at this stage would be...what are you looking to achieve? I'll tell you what I did and you go from there. I notched the barrel(right where it sits on the liquid channels) so it exposed the liquid channels higher on the deck, (no dry his whatsoever chain...

First off, you asked about the deck, everything I said there was true about it. And yes the "chimney"(although the top section and shaft may also be called chimney so i reffer to the liquid feed portion as a barrel/sleeve because it looks like one) has the liquid feed holes now rather than the...

That's why regulated devices (good ones anyway) have specified input min values. Everyone should take their time and find those out. Is it true that a 20A (btw my phone kept autocorecting to Ah) cell can do above 55W? Yes. Can it do it all the way to cutoff (let's assume 3.2V)? No (not safely...

As an example, the LgHe4 spec sheet. Looks like I was off .1V for nominal (not the issue since we're talking the max supported which is what most chargers do).

Factory spec on ANY 18650 rechargable cell is Nominal 3.7V and Max 4.2V (aka actual voltage). That is not beyond safe spec. What you're referring to is the the cr123A or 16340 size cell. Those have a diff nominal voltage.

Well yes you are because you said a 20Ah battery can not go above 55W. Even if it is for 5 pulls on an atty before the voltage drops, it's still capable of going WAY above that. 3.2 volts is the cutoff for most regulated devices. Not nominal and not actual voltage.

Calm down b4 you make a fool of yourself. Your starting voltage is wrong. Here's the stream engine screen shot of a 90% efficient device at .5 Ohms with a fully charged 18650.

Ok, you went there. School is in session. Ohms law tells us that fully charged 18650 (4.2V) @ 20 amp discharge will equate to a resistance of .21ohms and 84 watts. @30A it tells me 126W. Btw steam engine uses the same calculator and yes gives the same results (minus 10% for regulated devices...

Every single Ah/watt statement you made.