50watts box mod?

[ej1024]

ok ok
The guys who made the SEVEN30 ARE NOW COMING OUT WITH THE
ipv 50 WATTS BOX mod...
WILL I PURCHASE IT???
NO! WHY?
cuz if I want to subohms id rather use a mech mod, its cheaper and for me mech mods are safer as long as you know what you are doing... Although this box is regulated/safer for others, I don't think we should use a regulated device to sub ohm...
IMO...
WHAT ABOUT YOU GUYS?

 

[CloudsinCrowds]

I really feel regulated subohming is the way to go.
Especially with a OKR T10 chip or a 20amp raptoe.
Its just the way to go.
If you havent had the chance to use one i highly suggest you do. Its freat.
I have a hexohm its a OKR based box.
Battery life
Same hit over and over
What else can u ask for its amazing.

 

[EDO]

Once you find a VW mod that can handle the watts you vape at with mechanicals, then your mechanicals will start gathering dust. The only advantages to mechacnicals are they are very sturdy, can take abuse, and in general are a lot smaller than regulated mods. But as far as performance and safety, how can an unregulated mod compete with regulated mod?

 

[CloudsinCrowds]

Once you find a VW mod that can handle the watts you vape at with mechanicals, then your mechanicals will start gathering dust. The only advantages to mechacnicals are they are very sturdy, can take abuse, and in general are a lot smaller than regulated mods. But as far as performance and safety, how can an unregulated mod compete with regulated mod?

100% TRUTH
Its easy THEY CANT hahahahahaha

 

[roflwaffles]

I'm going for a 100watt boxmod, regulated subohming carries all the advantages of a mech but with the added regulation of vape quality. Mechs are just for aesthetics now.

 

[MrPlink]

I think you are living in the past.

Nobody ever thought,

"So you are telling me the quality of the vape changes constantly? It just gets weaker and weaker? PERFECT! Sign me up!"

If you are trying to make a fashion statement so be it.

If this is about capabilities, then again: time to live in the now.

If it is about simplicity and reliability, well then nothing will EVER beat a mech.

 

[Kumatesh]

With the SX350 firing at 50w, the SX330 V100 coming out soon firing at 100w, and the raptors firing at 120w, I don't see how a mech mod would be safer or better than a regulated mod. Unless you're super subohming (like 0.1), then you're probably not using as many watts as you think. And even then, a 50w box can fire 0.2 ohms.

Regulated is much safer than non-regulated and much more consistent. I haven't tested this yet, but supposedly with regulated mods, more moderate ohms are better. The only problems with higher ohms is that it takes longer to heat up -- which can be fixed by using high gauge wire. I'll be buying some 30g and 32g kanthal soon to try it out

In regards to simplicity, well shoot. With the regulated mods with potentiometers for wattage control, seems pretty darn simple. Put a build on, start at the lowest wattage, and adjust to taste.

 

[MrPlink]

In regards to simplicity, well shoot. With the regulated mods with potentiometers for wattage control, seems pretty darn simple. Put a build on, start at the lowest wattage, and adjust to taste.

I'm with you, but pots can and will fail. You might get lucky though. I have a couple audio taper pots that are still kicking that were made in the late 50s.

No pots in my mechs.