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I'm looking for a mod that a dripper will also work on. Is this a good mod to get?
Cloupor T8 150W Dual 18650 Box Magnets Back Cover Mod for Sale
Cloupor T8 150W Dual 18650 Box Magnets Back Cover Mod for Sale
No don't get that cloupor, I'm currently using an xcube 2 been a fantastic mod for me dual battery, 180 watts after firmware update and good range on it as well. Failing that look at the wismec rx200 enough battery life there for anyone but it use's 3 18650's.
Both can be had for the same amount of money and yes both have short protection along with other protections.
Google them both and watch some YouTube reviews see if either of them appeal to you and would suit your style of vaping I'm a lower wattage vaper so what I think is good will be different from you wanting 100 watts.
you realise that everyone has their own opnions and the they all might not align with your wants and needs right? Me personally I like my 120W raptors or my 2S PWM boxes that I build. I have an IPV4 that I use occasionally, but I mainly like Home built. many many good manufacturers out there... lots of great mods. I would be hitting up youtube and looking at reviews. Go to your local shop and get hands on with devices. a lot of shops will have staff using mods and such. talk to them about what they use.
and when you finally decide what to spend your money on and you buy it, just understand that in a week or two you are going to see a different mod that you like better. Its a fickle world in which we live. Enjoy it.
and when you finally decide what to spend your money on and you buy it, just understand that in a week or two you are going to see a different mod that you like better. Its a fickle world in which we live. Enjoy it.
The Cloupor is pretty bad. I think it can only hit 100W at 0.6 ohms, among its other problems.
I do have 3 older Sigelei 100W mods that have been very reliable. I recently got a 150W tc, and am in love with the feel and form factor.
I would also consider the ipv3 li.
I'm looking at the Releaux rx200. 3 batteries, cool form factor and $50 or so. Will it be reliable? Don't know, but for the price I may decide to find out.
I do have 3 older Sigelei 100W mods that have been very reliable. I recently got a 150W tc, and am in love with the feel and form factor.
I would also consider the ipv3 li.
I'm looking at the Releaux rx200. 3 batteries, cool form factor and $50 or so. Will it be reliable? Don't know, but for the price I may decide to find out.
If you're willing to spend the money, Varitube's Renegade X is on sale. Dual battery sx350j chip. Once you do the firmware upgrades: 150W, ti and ni modes, 5 power settings, and now manual tcr for ss and other wire types. Its a very awesome mod, but also in the price range of a DNA200.
This about covers all your requirements 
If you want some thing really good and have the money to spend Buy a DNA200 Mod
If you want some thing really good and have the money to spend Buy a DNA200 Mod
I wouldn't recommend the XcubeII.
I have one. Wife won it here in a contest.
It's huge, clunky, has a very uncomfortable massive (clackey) switch.
To fully use TC functions you have to download (and pay for) firmware upgrades.
Smoke doesn't have the best reputation for prompt customer service.
The Sigelei 150w (or Temp Control variant) is still a solid mod that I use on a daily basis. Holds 2x 18650 and has a clean display.
I have the iPV4. It's been solid. I have the 100W I stick as well. It's got a few minor issues, but it's worth the $30 price tag.
Most mods will be amp limited at 0.1 ohm. If you want full wattage capabilities building between 0.3-0.9 will let you use more power on most mods.
Look at each mods amp and voltage limits and you can calculate its range of full power resistances.
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