Cartomizer Tank For 26650 Mechanical Mod Battery
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Lemme be the first to say:
Why are you trying to use a carto tank on a mechanical mod?
Furthermore, I don't know if there are any 26650 (30mm) carto tanks.
Why are you trying to use a carto tank on a mechanical mod?
Furthermore, I don't know if there are any 26650 (30mm) carto tanks.
I stand corrected, there's a pretty smart-looking 26650-sized carto tank.
And mine is 3 years old, and still going, and going, and going. (kinda like the bunny)
Worse mistake Jason has ever made was making a product that I will never have to replace
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There's this one on ebay, but I suspect a high reserve. item # 371194792177 10ml carto tank
What's the issue with using a carto on a 26650?
I dunno, just seems like a regulated device would be much more effective, but I guess it's preference. I like knowing exactly what voltage/wattage I'm firing at, and I try to keep it consistent, but eh. To each his own.
The E Huge mech mod has a built in volt & ohm meter, & room for 2-26650's w/ the extension tube...
That isn't a mech mod, it's a variable voltage/variable wattage (regulated) mod. A mech mod has no wires, no circuitry, no protection or volt meter/ohm meter.
Mech mods are kind of dumb in that whatever you slap on them, they'll try to fire. Won't read ohms, won't figure out if batteries are over-drained. Using a carto tank on a regulated mod makes a lot more sense to me.
Yup, even if Hell (FDA} freezes over.
When I started out (2011) the FDA was involved in a lawsuit, Customs was seizing shipments, and the end of vaping was looming over our heads.
So I began to looks for ways to become "self reliant", and that led me to mechanicals, RDAs, and DIY. And, a carto tank works just fine on a mechanical.
Speaking of:
this was in my in-box this morning
[h=3]FDA Workshop-Webcast Registration Confirmation[/h]
So I guess I'll be listening to paint dry Dec 10-11
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