Difference between mechanical mods and hybrid mods
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From my 2 cents,
Mech is all mechanical meaning no circuit boards, just a battery making contact to the atomizer or coil with a push button of some varity. Most people use Mech's for the simplicity and or to sub ohm vaping on a dripper.
A hybrid is a mechanical or vv mod with tank built in, most have a genesis style atomizer built in with a tank.
Hope someone can chime in too if I missed something.
Mech is all mechanical meaning no circuit boards, just a battery making contact to the atomizer or coil with a push button of some varity. Most people use Mech's for the simplicity and or to sub ohm vaping on a dripper.
A hybrid is a mechanical or vv mod with tank built in, most have a genesis style atomizer built in with a tank.
Hope someone can chime in too if I missed something.
nope your on it
a hybrid is a one piece design, with usually a genesis atty or dripper on top, the idea is since a mechanical is unregulated putting the atty connection directly to the battery connection helps conductivity even further. it also creates a more streamlined look.
several hybrids also come with a 510 top cap so you can turn it into a straight mechanical if you want to take the atty off and use something else.
a hybrid is a one piece design, with usually a genesis atty or dripper on top, the idea is since a mechanical is unregulated putting the atty connection directly to the battery connection helps conductivity even further. it also creates a more streamlined look.
several hybrids also come with a 510 top cap so you can turn it into a straight mechanical if you want to take the atty off and use something else.
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yup and depending on the specific mech you can buy attys with a hybrid connection instead of a 510. the chi has the aios hybrid atty the nemesis has the dome etc.
for some mods there is also a 3rd party kit that will turn any atty into a hybrid connection
the original hybrids were true one piece kits and what you got was all it could do - like the ZEN's and IHybrids. since then many manufacturers decided to thread the top so you can change things out.
but many true one piece hybrids still exist.
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is that yours in the pic? I've been looking into buying a mechanical mod just as a hobby to like rebuild and stuff. I've been stuck on getting a mechanical mod but i started looking more into it and I figured I might as well get peoples suggestions on hybrid vs mechanical mods. I have a vv xhale k200. Its a piece of ..... It works great and all but its not very compatable. What would you suggest?
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