What's one of the best mechs to start if with I'm looking at itaste and provari right now but I would like to see what the pros have to say first
Best mechanical mod for the money
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Is size a factor? Other than the question I asked I can say get an all copper mech. Lower voltage drop on them. Right now my best mech is a Copper Hades. But that uses a 26650 battery. If you want a good 18650-350 mod I would get a All copper Nemesis, Non black Copper stingray or Vanilla. Have not held a Copper panzer but it looks good. But if you don't mind big batteries like the 26650 get a copper hades. Best mech i have now. What ever you get all copper including the contacts. Brass comes in a close second.
Oh don't buy a Provari I have one to many better VW's out now. Get a Dna 20 or 30 Hell even Vamo makes a DNA 30 clone. With a good Mech and a DNA clone you will have lots more vaping options later especially if you start using rebuildables.
A Mech is unregulated so no VV, VW included for what that is worth to you.
But a mech is not limited to how low in resistance you can make your coil, given you know safety guideliines and ohms law.
A good standard for a mech imo is conductivity = less voltage drop = better performance.
Metal choices are important imo... for conductivity get either brass or copper (highest but most tarnishing).
Next standard is cap options; top and bottom switch; designs are important in regard to ease of use, setup and adjustibility.
imo the Brass Nemesis is a winner (either real or clone; they perform the same; copper clone is great too)... but along with conductivity, the bottom button design is genius; no need to fiddle with top cap for adjusting for battery rattle (oooh i hate adjusting for that). Just set your atomizer, insert battery and snug the bottom cap and go... and go... and go.
But a mech is not limited to how low in resistance you can make your coil, given you know safety guideliines and ohms law.
A good standard for a mech imo is conductivity = less voltage drop = better performance.
Metal choices are important imo... for conductivity get either brass or copper (highest but most tarnishing).
Next standard is cap options; top and bottom switch; designs are important in regard to ease of use, setup and adjustibility.
imo the Brass Nemesis is a winner (either real or clone; they perform the same; copper clone is great too)... but along with conductivity, the bottom button design is genius; no need to fiddle with top cap for adjusting for battery rattle (oooh i hate adjusting for that). Just set your atomizer, insert battery and snug the bottom cap and go... and go... and go.
Neither the iTaste or the Provari are mech mods. Are you sure that's what you're looking for? If you want a regulated mod with adjustable power, they're both excellent choices. If not, the two guys above me have some good advice on mechs.
If you do decide you really want a mech instead of the regulated mods you posted, please take the time to learn the basic math so you can know if your battery can handle the load. A regulated mod does that for you. A mech is perfectly capable of dispensing more power than some batteries can handle safely.
Whichever way you decide to go, enjoy!
Whichever way you decide to go, enjoy!
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