I've had my E-Mech for 2-3 months now. It was supposedly a V3 or something with all the bugs worked out. I love it! The only problem with it is that it is so heavy. A pair of Panasonic 18650B 3400mAH batteries in it gives me 8-10 days of vaping before a recharge from what I can tell. I vape 4ML or so per day using a single coil 1.7 ohm EVOD/Protank setup. The flashlight is decent for emergency but I haven't needed it yet. Packing 6800mAh of juice it does make a great power pack for charging cell phones. I can charge my Galaxy S4 up all the way from close to dead and still vape on it for 3-4 days. It's made of all steel which is the big factor on it being so heavy. I'm sure I could toss it across a parking lot and do no damage to it, but whatever tank was on top would get hurt. For me in Michigan it's only a carry around vape in the winter when I can tuck it in a big jacket pocket. Deer hunting, ice fishing, out running the snow blower. Other than that it is my in the car vape or at my computer vape. It's not that portable. The touch screen works very well and the ohm meter is accurate. I really like how it shows ohms of your coil, voltage, battery status, and time/date all on it's default screen.
Summary:
I could drive a nail through a 2x4 with it. It lasts forever with good batteries. Everything about it just works. But it's heavy. I'm sorry I can't tell you about pushing it's watt limits on sub ohm. I'm just doing burning tobacco poison replacement so single coil Evod stuff is all I really need.
- Joe
Summary:
I could drive a nail through a 2x4 with it. It lasts forever with good batteries. Everything about it just works. But it's heavy. I'm sorry I can't tell you about pushing it's watt limits on sub ohm. I'm just doing burning tobacco poison replacement so single coil Evod stuff is all I really need.
- Joe
