An exhibitor introduce a mechanical e-cig to a new vaping me

[Watt1010]

It is a little crazy for a new vaper to vape mechanical vaporizer. An exhibitor set the power at 60 watt and then let me try. Oh, my god. I was choked, but it is unforgottable. How about you? Your first time to vape.

 

[suprtrkr]

If your "exhibitor set the power at 60 watt" it was not a mechanical vaporizer. With a mech, the only way to change the power applied to the coil is rebuild the coil itself. But you have learned something valuable: 60 watts is higher than you want to go. Welcome to the board.

 

[Watt1010]

If your "exhibitor set the power at 60 watt" it was not a mechanical vaporizer. With a mech, the only way to change the power applied to the coil is rebuild the coil itself. But you have learned something valuable: 60 watts is higher than you want to go. Welcome to the board.

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If your "exhibitor set the power at 60 watt" it was not a mechanical vaporizer. With a mech, the only way to change the power applied to the coil is rebuild the coil itself. But you have learned something valuable: 60 watts is higher than you want to go. Welcome to the board.

Much vaping experience you had gotten.

 

[stols001]

Welcome to ECF, and if you enjoyed that vape, that's great as there are tons of regulated mods you can use and for a new vaper, they are far safer.

Welcome to ECF, keep asking questions and you'll get the hang of things. Hope you enjoy your stay here... The new members information forum (it's right above this one when you enter) may be useful to you, as well. Tons of pinned helpful threads. Good luck!

Anna

 

[Baditude]

If your "exhibitor set the power at 60 watt" it was not a mechanical vaporizer. With a mech, the only way to change the power applied to the coil is rebuild the coil itself. But you have learned something valuable: 60 watts is higher than you want to go. Welcome to the board.

I totally agree with suprtrker. A mechanical mod is basically just a battery holder with a fire button and connection for the atomizer -- no electrical chip. The only way to adjust the vape is to use a different resistance coil in the atomizer.

A regulated mod has all of the above, but also contains a computer chip. This allows you much more freedom to adjust your vaping experience on the fly, will have built-in battery voltage and coil resistance meters, and protection circuity which makes vaping much safer than a mech.

Since you are so new to vaping, I recommend that you browse the titles in my blog, located in the link below.

 

[vapdivrr]

It probably was just a regulated tube mod....with most vaping boxes these days, a tube to a newb, might seem like a mech I suppose...

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[AzPlumber]

The OP might be confusing a device with a fire button as a mechanical if his/her only previous exposure was an auto switch device.

 

[mcclintock]

"60 watts is higher than you want to go." ... well probably, but also 60 watts could have been just too much for the atomizer, since apparently "exhibitor" is clueless.