Do you have multiple mods and tanks?

[rolf]

I have no use for mods that I can't fix myself. In the case of regulated mods, that means being able to stock spare circuit boards. But lately, I find myself vaping my mechanicals as much or more than my regulated mods. About a month ago, the board in one of my regulated mods failed and I haven't bothered to replace it despite having plenty of spare boards on hand. Go figure.

hi rossum!
build about 20 mods and had a lot of fun ..but lately bought some others ..evic miny ,reuleaux 200 ectr.
for the simple reason they are about 20 bucks cheeper complete ! then the board itselv .
my home made sx350 is still one of my favorates . with all that experience of building , its not lost .
they all have tact switches ..which I am not to keen on for long live...allways can build a new mod with the parts and use my magnetic switch , which never failed or even misfired ! have it in several diy mods. ...still having fun

 

[AndriaD]

As far as atties, there's really not much to fail on an RDA except O-rings and clamp screws. I'm not worried about the FDA closing places like The O-Ring Store or McMaster-Carr.

That's kinda what I was thinking, about my Achilles RDAs; the only parts in those that might fail are the o-rings -- and surely those will still be available, fr'instance from McMaster-Carr?

Kayfuns to some extent too, though those do have those delrin insulator bits under the block. Maybe I should stock up on Kayfun insulators?

Andria

 

[Rossum]

hi rossum!
build about 20 mods and had a lot of fun ..but lately bought some others ..evic miny ,reuleaux 200 ectr.
for the simple reason they are about 20 bucks cheeper complete ! then the board itselv .
my home made sx350 is still one of my favorates . with all that experience of building , its not lost .
they all have tact switches ..which I am not to keen on for long live...allways can build a new mod with the parts and use my magnetic switch , which never failed or even misfired ! have it in several diy mods. ...still having fun

Yep, it's amazing how cheap complete regulated mods have gotten. Two years ago, it was hard to find a DNA20 mod for under $200, and I thought I was getting a steal when I bought an open-box MVP (11 watts!) for $50 from a local B&M.

 

[herb]

I've never paid full price, taxes, or shipping for any of the ProVari I have ... the last 8 were bought for @ $30 each

who wouldn't have multiple mods, if their favourite mod was on sale like this ...

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Wow, i never get deals like that , i live "Murphy's Law" , when i swipe my discount cards while shopping or enter a discount code on a website the price actually goes up not down.

Just terrible luck is all

 

[WillyZee]

Wow, i never get deals like that , i live "Murphy's Law" , when i swipe my discount cards while shopping or enter a discount code on a website the price actually goes up not down.

Just terrible luck is all

There were 2 sales like that recently ... I bought 4 @ $35 and 4 @ $25

I found out about them here on ECF


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[Rossum]

That's kinda what I was thinking, about my Achilles RDAs; the only parts in those that might fail are the o-rings -- and surely those will still be available, fr'instance from McMaster-Carr?

Like I said, The O-Ring Store. Yes, it exists -- Google it. The trick is figuring out the actual size you need.

Kayfuns to some extent too, though those do have those delrin insulator bits under the block. Maybe I should stock up on Kayfun insulators?

Back when I thought the KFL+ /R91 might be my end-all atty (before I got into bottom-feeding), I bought a few complete rebuild kits for them that included both insulators, all the O-rings, spare screws, etc. They weren't expensive at all. I'd guess they're still around.

 

[AndriaD]

Like I said, The O-Ring Store. Yes, it exists -- Google it. The trick is figuring out the actual size you need.


Back when I thought the KFL+ /R91 might be my end-all atty (before I got into bottom-feeding), I bought a few complete rebuild kits for them that included both insulators, all the O-rings, spare screws, etc. They weren't expensive at all. I'd guess they're still around.

Yes, Lightning Vapes carries them -- in fact I think I have one complete kayfun-rebuild kit, that I bought for one of my kayfuns that always seems to leak a bit from its 510 screw -- never actually dismantled and rebuilt it, as around that time I discovered the Achilles and put the Kayfuns away for a rainy day. But I could order some more of those complete rebuild kits, they're not costly at all.

Andria

 

[BrownManVapes]

My go to set up is an x cube 2 with a sapor. My back up is a ipvd3 with mini mad hatter.

 

[rolf]

Yep, it's amazing how cheap complete regulated mods have gotten. Two years ago, it was hard to find a DNA20 mod for under $200, and I thought I was getting a steal when I bought an open-box MVP (11 watts!) for $50 from a local B&M.

jep I still have two mods with the dna 20 and one with a dna 30. never vape over 20 watts anyhow . lately playing with single coils in my favorate atty the aromamizer and see how low I can go in wattage and get a decent vape .
my favored so far k a1 34g 4 strands twisted 2.5 mm 7 wraps or so .comes out around 1.4 ohms . having fun !

 

[Vaslovik]

Well yes I do have multiple mods and tanks, though I'm not sure what a tank is anymore. I have a collection of mods, all of them mechs, and about 18 tanks if you can call gennies that. I've settled into using my four Poldiacs with DID's on them. I'm very content with them.