Good 18650 Mod....

[brayvape520]

Okay, so I've been vaping for about the last 6 months, and have finally gotten into the rda/mech mod game. I currently have the following:
Manhattan black/copper 18650 tube paired up with a plume veil rda

SMPL 18650 tube paired up with a mutation V2 rda

Innokin mvp 3.0-30 watt box with a aspire atlantis V2(know this isn't a mech/rda set up)

So my question is, whats the hardest hitting, lowest voltage dropping tube on the market. Oh, I like to run, 22-24 ga A1 kanthal, sometimes 26 ga, usually 5/7 wraps, or a 5/6 wrap parralell 24/26 ga A1 kanthal...

Any suggestions?? Help Please!!!

As far as batteries I run:
Sony VCT4's 18650
Efest 35A, 2100 mah 18650
Listman 2100 mah 18650
MY FAVE_MXJO 18650

 

[Sgt.Rock]

Stainless Stingray X is awesome...good quality copper tube clad in stainless.

Mine is an Infinite made clone and it rocks.

 

[Ryedan]

Okay, so I've been vaping for about the last 6 months, and have finally gotten into the rda/mech mod game. I currently have the following:
Manhattan black/copper 18650 tube paired up with a plume veil rda

SMPL 18650 tube paired up with a mutation V2 rda

Innokin mvp 3.0-30 watt box with a aspire atlantis V2(know this isn't a mech/rda set up)

So my question is, whats the hardest hitting, lowest voltage dropping tube on the market. Oh, I like to run, 22-24 ga A1 kanthal, sometimes 26 ga, usually 5/7 wraps, or a 5/6 wrap parralell 24/26 ga A1 kanthal...

Any suggestions?? Help Please!!!

As far as batteries I run:
Sony VCT4's 18650
Efest 35A, 2100 mah 18650
Listman 2100 mah 18650
MY FAVE_MXJO 18650

What is the lowest resistance you run those setups at brayvape520?

 

[DaveSignal]

So my question is, whats the hardest hitting, lowest voltage dropping tube on the market.

I don't regularly do voltage comparisons, but nearly all of my full copper single tube (not modular or telescopic) mods hit really hard.

Even harder yet, though, are my unregulated boxes that take more than one 18650 in parallel.

 

[sonicbomb]

My copper SMPL comes in at a 0.17 ohm drop. I have a new Stingray X, but I haven't tested it yet.
If extremity is what you want, then a high powered parallel 26650 box mod is the way to go.

 

[siniux]

Huge Mech mod fan but I'm starting to fall in love with my eGo One Mega battery. All the good stuff of a mech mod with the USB charging and 5 clicks to turn off.

 

[MoDmAnDaN]

Honestly?....the vape game has changed over the last year, and regulated (box) mods are becoming extremely popular. Considering the cost of a really good tube mod is more than some of the best regulated mods. I switched up my game a while ago and most of my tube mods sit unused. You just can't beat the low resistance, battery protection and consistent output they deliver.

I don't mean to deflate your decision, It's just a suggestion my friend.

 

[CeeMee]

I have two copper mechanical mods...an Overdose by MCV-Philipines, and a Ragnarok by VapourLifeStyle(VLS)....they both hit hard...for the price, the Ragnarok is hard to beat...but I like the Overdose a little better...it's slimmer.

 

[Captin_Stewbing]

I found the "Flag Ship" mech mod has very little drop, hits just as hard as all my hybrid mods (flag ship has 510 top cap w/ self adjusting pin). I picked it up at a local shop but I'm sure you can find it online. Side note the button on this thing is crazy smooth ball baring setup is inavative must have in any mech collection, and hits like like a champ. I use a seglie 150 box daily but this mech always seems to make its way into my day.

 

[brayvape520]

.3 i DONT WANNA GET DOWN LOWER. i LIKE COOL VAPE

 

[Cuando]

I'm with you, Modmandan, while I loved my mechs I have been bitten by the regulated bug. Now that these devices output the kind of power I/we need, I am very happy. I still use my mechs here and there, but 90% of my vaping is on a regulated device. Before I switched over, though, I was using my SMPLs the most. Nice form factor and my copper hits hard as hell.

 

[nyiddle]

I agree pretty hard with the "go with regulated" suggestions. So consistent. So safe.

Additionally, everyone should know, voltage drop not only comes from the mod but from the battery itself. In these voltage drop tests they often use a test rig instead of a live battery (and they also usually use a 1 ohm test atomizer -- you won't see a lot of voltage drop at those low amps), and as a result their "voltage drop tests" are usually very inaccurate.

 

[fattmatt805]

fuhattan is one of the hardest hitters on the market, get copper, and keep it clean, and it really won't matter what mod you get, but thick is usually better.

 

[sonicbomb]

I agree pretty hard with the "go with regulated" suggestions. So consistent. So safe.

Additionally, everyone should know, voltage drop not only comes from the mod but from the battery itself. In these voltage drop tests they often use a test rig instead of a live battery (and they also usually use a 1 ohm test atomizer -- you won't see a lot of voltage drop at those low amps), and as a result their "voltage drop tests" are usually very inaccurate.

I would say that when it all goes wrong with a mech, it's usually user error. When it goes pear shaped with a regulated device, it's usually equipment failure. But I'm basing that on my own experiences, and the horror stories that I have seen since I've been on these boards. Not on any actual statistical data.

Agreed. Voltage drop only has meaning within the context of the test setup, more specifically the ohms used.