First Mech Mod. Need an advice.

[sig-cmt]

I do not see the Mor Crann on the Lash Creative site. Might it be discontinued? Without additional shots of how both switches are designed, I have no idea which one of the two is better. But if you were to ask me which one I would prefer to accept as a gift, I would prefer the Mor Crann by virtue of its relative uniqueness alone.

 

[Izan]

Need u advice for Mor Crann

Lee (Ash) makes AMAZING devices...but perhaps not the best for a new user. His pieces are ART.
Where are you located and do you have local vape shops?
Do you want a recessed button? Locking function? Materials of choice? Colour?
What are you using now?

cheers
I

 

[Izan]

any advice with this device guy?

FROM YOUR LINK:
"
WARNING TO CONSUMER:
This is an advanced mod for advanced users only."

So..NO. Not good for first mech.

 

[LongTuanJK]

Lee (Ash) makes AMAZING devices...but perhaps not the best for a new user. His pieces are ART.
Where are you located and do you have local vape shops?
Do you want a recessed button? Locking function? Materials of choice? Colour?
What are you using now?

cheers
I

Yep, i need locking function. Copper. Now i am using hellboy.

 

[KenD]

I use a lot of mech mod, but until now, i really wanna a mech mod for myself.
I use MXJO battery, Goblin mini RTA ( or indestructible RDA), and 0.15-0.2 ohm coil.
Is that ok bro?
Give me advice

With that resistance in an mxjo battery, probably not. Get a proper battery - Samsung, Sony, LG - and keep your builds above .25 ohms or so. If you want to go lower than that, the LG hb2/4/6. But you really need to read up oh battery specs and safety.

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[LongTuanJK]

Just see a new mech, Oros V2 in Beyond Vape. Any ideal?

 

[Bad Ninja]

Personally, I would increase my budget for a Kennedy Roundhouse. Although I have seen them on sale for $120 in the past...

Wow.
Please think.

The OP has never owned a mech and you just recommend a mech
That uses an upside down battery.

Please explain what happens if you have the slightest tear in the wrapper .

The Ruby is about the most dangerous mod to recommend for a beginning mech owner

 

[r055co]

Just see a new mech, Oros V2 in Beyond Vape. Any ideal?

I have the Oros V2, really liking it

Oops, wrong one

Here it is

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[r055co]

Wow.
Please think.

The OP has never owned a mech and you just recommend a mech
That uses an upside down battery.

Please explain what happens if you have the slightest tear in the wrapper .

The Ruby is about the most dangerous mod to recommend for a beginning mech owner

For a first mech I'd say get a standard Hammond Box parallel with a mosfet.

But then again my first was a Noisy Cricket, but I did do a lot of research before diving in.

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[Bad Ninja]

For a first mech I'd say get a standard Hammond Box parallel with a mosfet.

But then again my first was a Noisy Cricket, but I did do a lot of research before diving in.

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mosfet= not mechanical.

Those boxes are unregulated, but they arent mechanical.

Suggesting a cricket for anyones first mech is stupid and dangerous.

 

[r055co]

mosfet= not mechanical.

Those boxes are unregulated, but they arent mechanical.

Suggesting a cricket for anyones first mech is stupid and dangerous.

They're not fully mechanical due to the Mosfet, but in all other sense they are a Mech.

As for recommending the NC I didn't, I just mentioned that was my first mech mod. I recommended a mod with a Mosfet which is good for someone first getting into Mech's.

 

[Bad Ninja]

They're not fully mechanical due to the Mosfet, but in all other sense they are a Mech.

As for recommending the NC I didn't, I just mentioned that was my first mech mod. I recommended a mod with a Mosfet which is good for someone first getting into Mech's.

Again, its not a mechanical, its unregulated.
There is a huge difference.

Mosfets are used when the switch cannot handle the load.

The difference is very important.

 

[r055co]

Again, its not a mechanical, its unregulated.
There is a huge difference.

Mosfets are used when the switch cannot handle the load.

The difference is very important.

Yes I know that, but it is a good place to start for someone looking to get into Mech's.

 

[Bad Ninja]

Yes I know that, but it is a good place to start for someone looking to get into Mech's.

Its a good starter "mod", its not a mech.

The two terms arent interchangeable.

Confusing the two is dangerous for a beginner, so for the sake of safety, lets use the proper descriptions and terminology.

 

[r055co]

Its a good starter "mod", its not a mech.

The two terms arent interchangeable.

Confusing the two is dangerous for a beginner, so for the sake of safety, lets use the proper descriptions and terminology.

Potato, Potatoe .................

 

[Ben85]

It's not really a case of different pronunciation, they are just different things. The only "similarity" is the fact they are both types of mods. How they work is very different.

Best to get the knowledge in now IMO.

 

[r055co]

It's not really a case of different pronunciation, they are just different things. The only "similarity" is the fact they are both types of mods. How they work is very different.

Best to get the knowledge in now IMO.

Totally missing the point, if one wants to get into Mech's the first place they really should start is with an " Unregulated Mod" that has a Mosfet chip.

 

[Kprthevapr]

Really good mods at really good prices
Mods and Rebuildables

 

[Baditude]

A Beginner's Guide to Your First Mechanical Mod

 

[r055co]

Really good mods at really good prices
Mods and Rebuildables

Thanks for the link, I've ordered a couple more Mech's, decent prices for authentic Mod's. I generally shy away from Clones, especially with Mech's.

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