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Yes, bottom fire button, but you don't have to mess with a lock ring, as it is flush.

The maraxus has a floating center post, it is telescopic so you can use a 18650, 18500, or a 18350 battery...with a little configuration. It does hit hard.

Maraxus and Chi You clones are pretty sweet. Maraxus is by far my favorite. Very simple to use, and no messing with lock rings, posts, etc.

There is a difference between vaping in "public", and vaping in a privately owned establishment. It comes down to respecting others, and conducting ourselves in a genuine courteous manner. It is those that think they have a "right" to vape anywhere they please (because it isn't technically...

1. Don't know what tanks you are using now. What I do know is that I have yet to have a DCT leak, and I have been using them since they came out. 2. Yes that is what flooding is.

No... they, or anything else does not. There is a 1/32 gap because the 510 connector is raised for airflow.

Also, what I like about using the 3.5ml dual coil tank from Smok with the e-pipe, (besides it fits perfectly) is that it is easy to setup, and will not leak, or flood no matter what orientation your e-pipe is in throughout the day.

Yes, it will be plenty for you. The e-pipe takes a 18350 battery around 800 mAh, while the e-smart battery is only 320 mAh. You will get approximately twice the battery life from the e-pipe, if not more.

That would take the fun out of rotating the other mods. :)

I use my e-pipe with the 3.5ml dual coil tank, and love it. Because of small battery size, it does not suite me if I need it to last an entire day.

At first glance, the Cool Fire 2 from Innokin looks like a novelty PV Mod, targeting those with a military background, or people who just like to blow chit up. Even though I’m a Veteran, I really didn't think much of the grenade look…until I used it! Bottom Line: The Cool Fire 2 from Innokin...

The Cool Fire 2 actually has a lot going for it. I was surprised at how ergonomic it feels in the hand, and the circuitry. I tested it with various ohm setups, and it delivers at 1.0 ohms at 12.5 watts. It is a keeper in my mind. In fact, I'm vaping on it right now with my RDA. :)

I tested the Cool Fire 2, and it would fire a 1.0 ohm coil at its max setting of 12.5 watts. This equates to... 3.5 volts @ 3.5 amps. I did try a 0.6 ohm coil, and the circuitry would not allow it to fire. This is actually one of the best ergonomic mods that I have handled. I love it, and to...

I have a Cool Fire 2, and at first I really didn't think I would like it...but I find myself using it more and more. It will fire with a 1.0 ohm coil, I tried a 0.6 ohm, but it wouldn't allow it to fire. It is one of the most ergonomic mods I have. My only concern is it has aluminum threads, and...

Considering that I have had my FLAWLESS ProVari for about two years now...no I wouldn't! I would more than likely add the new version it to my collection.

Simple, but reliable 0.6 Ohm dual coil. 1/8 4/3 coil with 30 gauge. Cotton added later.

...and mine is on the way!

"The law of conservation of energy states that power in (watts) must equal power out."

In vaping, whether it be the device size, device performance, ohms, wattage, or volts...it's ALWAYS personal preference.

Using a Variable Wattage device, your Amps and Voltage output will deviate depending on the Ohms of the coil. This has an effect on your battery life, and depending on your amperage limitations, will impede the ability of the device to even operate (low ohms/high amperage). This is why sub-ohm...