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This guy uses istick with K1 glassomizer from Aspire, same coils as the Nautilus tanks -->BVC's.
And if im correct he does use a nautilus mini on it. check it out if you like..(the video) that is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A2lLJtZjjs
Lol, smokie seems like he's waiting to carry out a 'Hit" on some poor sap walkin' to their car.
Fortunately for the intended mark, he'll probably get home with no bullets fired, on account of him changing out
a tank/atty on his mod while mark happily starts car and leaves unnoticed.
lol.
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Well I finally received my 2 yesterday, I popped an EMOW mega tank, cranked the bad boy of and I love. I am using a 1.8 coil running at 6 watts, brought it into work and going like a champ. I made 1 mistake, my wife was at work when I got them and took the one into work. well the other one was sitting boxed with the wrapper still on it and my wife called me at work and said thank you and that she loved it. Guess I have 1 now. She has the emow tank also and she is vaping at 5 watts. I have following this thread since the beginning and seen the numbers that I don't understand but I do know I put juice in it and hit the button, I get a very nice vape with a small form factor so count me as one of the happy vapors. I just have to remember not to leave boxes out when I place a second order.
Well, I thought it might have just been the spheroid so I adjusted the centerpin, cleaned the contacts, and it still only fired when barely screwed onto the eleaf. So next I tried using the ego adapter, still didnt fire right, then next I just tried using an ego clearomizer with the ego adapter, and still the eleaf only fired when barely making contact with it. maybe I just had a lemon or something.
Got mine today, glad I listened to Zoidman.
Slight hint of a rattlesnake but bloody superb all the same, it's smaller than the Rose V2 I have sitting on it, said this before - they could have charged $80 and they still would have sold a ton of these.
It would still have been a good deal at that price too.
Slight hint of a rattlesnake but bloody superb all the same, it's smaller than the Rose V2 I have sitting on it, said this before - they could have charged $80 and they still would have sold a ton of these.
It would still have been a good deal at that price too.
Well that sucks, sorry you had the troubles, thought I would mention it though, never know.
Just don't think I could vape out of a tank with a penis cut out on it.
You got it all wrong!
It looks like Spartan helmet to me.
(And I don't really care how it looks as soon as it performed well)
Mine has arrived about three hours ago....
First impressions are really positive, it surprised me because its size is even smaller than expected. It's barely taller than my vMecha in 18350 mode.....
Vaping is straightforward and I cannot detect any sizeable differences between the iStick and my other regulated mod, a DNA30. Even at low wattages or voltages. If any, the loss of regulated output on the DNA30 below 3,5 V got you unguarded, and then the iStick hits you harder, but it is because the DNA30 is hitting softer. With miniProtanks 3 (2,0 - 2,2 ohm), with a Trident RDA (1,3 ohm), or a genisis AGA-TD (1,2 ohm). Those were my running atomizers today....
Now I lack of any other regulated mod, so....
If something is a huge difference, it's just the inmediate response of the iStick, even when it has switched off its screen. As you know, DNA30 in that situation forces your to wait about half a second to get real power to the atomizer, while its screen and regulator switches up.
Apropos the 'PWM-gate', no sign of it in my unit. What's more, some measurements with a cheap digital voltmeter, which I think also reads RMS values, at least with not so complicated inputs, and an analogue (old-fashioned squared-framed-coil and needle) one which forcibly has to measure RMS, because of its dynamics to get the measurements, show more or less the same, with stubborn reliability: the voltage shown on the screen in both VV and VW modes is the same that you can get from both voltmeters, it satisfies both Ohm's and Coulomb's laws, and the power readings are the same than were offered by the iStick, considering the precision margins...
...so it seems that my unit, at least, is not affected by the 'PWM-gate'. I can assure you that in low voltage/wattage setting the miniProtanks 3, both with stock resistances and with hand-rebuilt ones, performs flawlessly..... no burnt flavours....
If anyone is curios about the readings, here you have them, all the boring bits......
The measurement set-up:
The VW readings:
the VV readings:
First impressions are really positive, it surprised me because its size is even smaller than expected. It's barely taller than my vMecha in 18350 mode.....
Vaping is straightforward and I cannot detect any sizeable differences between the iStick and my other regulated mod, a DNA30. Even at low wattages or voltages. If any, the loss of regulated output on the DNA30 below 3,5 V got you unguarded, and then the iStick hits you harder, but it is because the DNA30 is hitting softer. With miniProtanks 3 (2,0 - 2,2 ohm), with a Trident RDA (1,3 ohm), or a genisis AGA-TD (1,2 ohm). Those were my running atomizers today....
Now I lack of any other regulated mod, so....
If something is a huge difference, it's just the inmediate response of the iStick, even when it has switched off its screen. As you know, DNA30 in that situation forces your to wait about half a second to get real power to the atomizer, while its screen and regulator switches up.
Apropos the 'PWM-gate', no sign of it in my unit. What's more, some measurements with a cheap digital voltmeter, which I think also reads RMS values, at least with not so complicated inputs, and an analogue (old-fashioned squared-framed-coil and needle) one which forcibly has to measure RMS, because of its dynamics to get the measurements, show more or less the same, with stubborn reliability: the voltage shown on the screen in both VV and VW modes is the same that you can get from both voltmeters, it satisfies both Ohm's and Coulomb's laws, and the power readings are the same than were offered by the iStick, considering the precision margins...
...so it seems that my unit, at least, is not affected by the 'PWM-gate'. I can assure you that in low voltage/wattage setting the miniProtanks 3, both with stock resistances and with hand-rebuilt ones, performs flawlessly..... no burnt flavours....
If anyone is curios about the readings, here you have them, all the boring bits......
The measurement set-up:
The VW readings:
the VV readings:
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Another review hits the Tube. Good shots of it with a Nauti Mini with T tank.
Mine has arrived about three hours ago....
First impressions are really positive, it surprised me because its size is even smaller than expected. It's barely taller than my vMecha in 18350 mode.....
Vaping is straightforward and I cannot detect any sizeable differences between the iStick and my other regulated mod, a DNA30. Even at low wattages or voltages. If any, the loss of regulated output on the DNA30 below 3,5 V got you unguarded, and then the iStick hits you harder, but it is because the DNA30 is hitting softer. With miniProtanks 3 (2,0 - 2,2 ohm), with a Trident RDA (1,3 ohm), or a genisis AGA-TD (1,2 ohm). Those were my running atomizers today....
Now I lack of any other regulated mod, so....
If something is a huge difference, it's just the inmediate response of the iStick, even when it has switched off its screen. As you know, DNA30 in that situation forces your to wait about half a second to get real power to the atomizer, while its screen and regulator switches up.
Apropos the 'PWM-gate', no sign of it in my unit. What's more, some measurements with a cheap digital voltmeter, which I think also reads RMS values, at least with not so complicated inputs, and an analogue (old-fashioned squared-framed-coil and needle) one which forcibly has to measure RMS, because of its dynamics to get the measurements, show more or less the same, with stubborn reliability: the voltage shown on the screen in both VV and VW modes is the same that you can get from both voltmeters, it satisfies both Ohm's and Coulomb's laws, and the power readings are the same than were offered by the iStick, considering the precision margins...
...so it seems that my unit, at least, is not affected by the 'PWM-gate'. I can assure you that in low voltage/wattage setting the miniProtanks 3, both with stock resistances and with hand-rebuilt ones, performs flawlessly..... no burnt flavours....
If anyone is curios about the readings, here you have them, all the boring bits......
The measurement set-up:
The VW readings:
the VV readings:
Hmm, those numbers would indicate it does actually regulate below the battery voltage.
Mine has arrived about three hours ago....
First impressions are really positive, it surprised me because its size is even smaller than expected. It's barely taller than my vMecha in 18350 mode.....
Vaping is straightforward and I cannot detect any sizeable differences between the iStick and my other regulated mod, a DNA30. Even at low wattages or voltages. If any, the loss of regulated output on the DNA30 below 3,5 V got you unguarded, and then the iStick hits you harder, but it is because the DNA30 is hitting softer. With miniProtanks 3 (2,0 - 2,2 ohm), with a Trident RDA (1,3 ohm), or a genisis AGA-TD (1,2 ohm). Those were my running atomizers today....
Now I lack of any other regulated mod, so....
If something is a huge difference, it's just the inmediate response of the iStick, even when it has switched off its screen. As you know, DNA30 in that situation forces your to wait about half a second to get real power to the atomizer, while its screen and regulator switches up.
Apropos the 'PWM-gate', no sign of it in my unit. What's more, some measurements with a cheap digital voltmeter, which I think also reads RMS values, at least with not so complicated inputs, and an analogue (old-fashioned squared-framed-coil and needle) one which forcibly has to measure RMS, because of its dynamics to get the measurements, show more or less the same, with stubborn reliability: the voltage shown on the screen in both VV and VW modes is the same that you can get from both voltmeters, it satisfies both Ohm's and Coulomb's laws, and the power readings are the same than were offered by the iStick, considering the precision margins...
...so it seems that my unit, at least, is not affected by the 'PWM-gate'. I can assure you that in low voltage/wattage setting the miniProtanks 3, both with stock resistances and with hand-rebuilt ones, performs flawlessly..... no burnt flavours....
If anyone is curios about the readings, here you have them, all the boring bits......
scaredmice: check the documentation for your voltmeters...
I may still have to eat the words in my earlier posts. However, any voltmeter measuring Vrms would specifically document the fact. It is my experience that affordable DC voltmeters (<$500), capable of reading PWM DC signals, do so in Vavg not Vrms. My gut tells me that your meters are measuring in Vavg. We can formulate a Vrms value of a square wave PWM signal from a Vavg value if we have the voltage peak (Vpk) and duty cycle (% of time on). Only a scope would give us that information. Nowadays, scope software calculates both Vavg and Vrms for us. So these formulas are mostly academic. We still wait for a good scope reading.
Just my opinion. I could be wrong.
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MORTIS, some conjecture around here is that the iStick regulates below native battery voltage, but does so in Vavg rather than Vrms. We're waiting for someone with full scope capabilities to obtain an iStick and run some tests.
Glad you got one so Now You know what we are all Talking about.
Isn't the Size just Too Darn Cool?
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