Dino 26650

[frjaldomr]

Does anybody have this thing?
Like it, dislike it?
I'm guessing it's cheaply made and has way too much voltage drop, but I'm just curious...

 

[Bad Ninja]

Link?
Pics?

Edited after a search:

It has a spring loaded center pin, nonremoveable top cap, and a switch/lock assembly similar to a Hades.
It has a wooden sleeve, and seems to have some sort of "coating" to give the antiqued finish.
Couple reviews I've read seem to be okay, just take a good look at the way it's built and be sure you can live with it before buying.

 

[LilWhiteClouder]

I bought this thing on eBay because impulse buying is what I'm good at (not that the quality is good just good at randomly purchasing S¥!# I don't need). I am liking this thing though! It is a beast in size. None of my rdas or rtas sit flush. There is some voltage drop but it isn't terrible. Like the poster above said, the top does not unscrew and there is a spring loaded "rod" coming from the positive pin. The firing button is spring loaded without much throw and the negative contact is fairly large. I love anything with dragons on it and the carved wood dragon got me I am happy with the purchase for $49 bucks.
The positive connecting pin is quite large so you will need an atty or tank that has a protruding positive pin. My 26650 kayfun will not work because the positive pin in not adjustable and does not protrude far enuff I am really likening my EHPro evil eye big buddha on it.
The wood feels good in the hands too. I'll take some pics if you are interested but it's too late for me to go digging though my boxes.

 

[frjaldomr]

I have a weakness for dragons, as well. When I first started buying mechs, I bought a couple wood dragon mods from FT.
They worked pretty well, but once I started using metal mods with copper contacts the dragons went in the cabinet.
These days, I pretty much only use 26650, and I would love to find a well performing wood dragon mod in that size...but this one seems to have too many negative aspects, for me.
I hate those spring loaded positive pins. I have some tobeco chi you megan clones and I fried the top springs in all of them.
I looked all over and never could find replacement springs...
I still wouldn't mind seeing some pics...I'm kinda curious.

 

[LilWhiteClouder]

I have a weakness for dragons, as well. When I first started buying mechs, I bought a couple wood dragon mods from FT.
They worked pretty well, but once I started using metal mods with copper contacts the dragons went in the cabinet.
These days, I pretty much only use 26650, and I would love to find a well performing wood dragon mod in that size...but this one seems to have too many negative aspects, for me.
I hate those spring loaded positive pins. I have some tobeco chi you megan clones and I fried the top springs in all of them.
I looked all over and never could find replacement springs...
I still wouldn't mind seeing some pics...I'm kinda curious.

Here are some pics of this monster:

This is with the EHPro Evil Eye Big Buddha RTA on top:

This is with the Vicious Ant Goliath RDA clone on top:

And here are some pics of it broken down:

 

[frjaldomr]

Nice pics...I really like the way it looks...
So, with the topcap not coming off, I take it all the battery rattle adjustment is done at the bottom?
How well does that work?
You using MNKE orange?