Since that mod comes with a hybrid-style top cap, you'll absolutely have to make certain the atomizer you put on it is compatible with such an arrangement and know exactly what you're doing. I would suggest to any new vaper to use a model with a standard 510 connection rather than a hybrid type, for safety reasons.
I would say yes, and at some point there are hybrid caps available for it too if that's the way you'd choose to go.
I commend you! Yes, people these days recommend regulated mods for new users, these days with the sub ohm hype it's surely the safest way to go. But there's no reason a mechanical can't be in the hands of an informed new vaper. You just happened to ask about one with a feature that's best left for a little further down the road.
Dang, I knew there had to be a reason I got out of bed today.+1 to all of you! You're all super helpful and I really appreciate it. The guys at my local B&M, in addition to selling me this crap Cool Fire I at full price, don't seem to be very helpful unless you already know what you're doing. They're just all about the money, and are too preoccupied to sit and have a chat to help you figure things out, but so far everyone on this forum has been really good, nice, informative, and knowledgeable. I'm glad I've made the decision to join this community.
Now: if I were to get a Nemmy, what kind of batteries would you recommend, and what RDAs/RBAs? How big of a factor does the construction material play as far as conductivity and voltage drop? I know I shouldn't just go with something I think looks nice, but it's just SO TEMPTING! My heart is kind of set on a copper mod and a copper atty, but the black and gold(brass) Nemmy clone looks real good too. I know copper is super conductive, but how much would that actually affect me in vaping? bear in mind that I'm not cloud chasing or trying to subohm at all. If anything, I would be a flavor chaser.
True, if you're not sub-ohming.
It was just an example, but a very realistic one.
Mechanical.
Without a milliohmmeter that can cost thousands of dollars, the best you can do is interpolate it using voltage drop readings with a tank meter. Standard DMM's don't have enough resolution to give you any meaningful resistance readings. There are plenty of ECF threads already on how to do that.
You did say that, and I totally missed it... my bad.
So anyway yes, throw your atty on any mech (I lean toward the Nemesis for you) and you'll be able to take nice long vapes without the hassle of a time limit.
Only other thing you might need is an eGo to 510 adapter, assuming you're on eGo style clearos...
