I was expecting you to say shapeways. They are a 3d printing company that a few of the above mods use. If you are tempted, you can get a toaster design enclosure from there and then make your own from just a handful of parts (I can give you links if you want them).
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I was expecting you to say shapeways. They are a 3d printing company that a few of the above mods use. If you are tempted, you can get a toaster design enclosure from there and then make your own from just a handful of parts (I can give you links if you want them).
For a step up from Pulse, if you're OK with 18650 and don't want to spend a lot, the Armageddon is a pretty good deal.
Not my favorite mod...but for $100, you get silverplate contacts, and a straightforward delrin box that just plain works pretty good...
Not my favorite mod...but for $100, you get silverplate contacts, and a straightforward delrin box that just plain works pretty good...
Under 150? Delrin Purge Squonker. Ceracoated Aluminum door, sheet silver contacts...very hard hitting.
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To each their own- but - as long as you're waiting 20 sec in between vapes, you are simply PULSING .. on a solid copper mech I've gone lower .NEVER VENTED A BATTERY
I agree with @entropy1049 on the Rig Squonker. I have both it and the Driptech DS and I notice no difference in voltage drop between the two, and in theory the DS should hit harder because it has 2 batteries. That being said, the Rig requires a little more maintenance to keep that low voltage drop. It's a beast though. Well worth the $.
I have a DS (and a TS) as well. Probably my favorite squonkers for the sake of battery life. But for flat out performance in a robust mod, the Rig gets the prize. That circuit path is unbelievable...looks like something out of an elevator controller
I don’t have the AMFG or Purge squonkers, but knowing the two producers, they have to be winners.
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130$ and one of the hardest hitting u can get out side of a pure silver for 400+
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130$ and one of the hardest hitting u can get out side of a pure silver for 400+
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Nice good build this is how I build but if ur going to share this be ready for the bashing and the hate but ur not vaping with in what thy think is best or safe
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As long as there have been people on this Planet, there have been people Doing Stupid and Unsafe things. It just kinda Is what it Is.
But what a Very Few on this Forum can't get their Head's Around is just about Nobody Cares what they do in their Life.
It's when those Very Few come to a Public Forum that contains Many Members who are New and or Uneducated about what can happen when things go Wrong with a Mech Mod, and then Post things that could Encourage an New or Uneducated person to Try it, that is when you will see people getting Bent.
If your running 0.07 on a single 20700, your clock is ticking. When the hammer falls, do vaping a favor and own the fact that it was not a failure of equipment that lead to the mishap, but your own choice to disregard the laws of circuit theory.
The SQ by signature tips hits notoriously hard. It's a little over your budget, but it's very nice.
Or you can opt for about a million other options of the same variation. The fewer the parts, the harder it will hit. A manually adjustable 510 will have less voltage drop than spring loaded. A 1 piece contact bar will have less voltage drop than something complicated. A solid negative contact will have less voltage drop than a spring. Silver contacts might edge out copper by a smidge and require less maintenance.
The Mölly is an excellent choice. The 67 neo is another excellent choice. Building your own using a Floris enclosure, a moddog or modmaker 510 and some beryllium copper from Amazon is the most economical way to get minimal voltage drop and excellent performance for a fraction of the cost. Milled delrin enclosures that are super durable and top shelf guts. Plus, you built it, so if anything happens, you can fix it for pennies. That means it'll last you forever and you'll never have to send it in for repairs.
I've had the nicest, fanciest, most sought after mechanical squonkers money can buy. The little orcas are by far, my favorites.
All that being said, you really need to learn how to build for a mech. If you need to run a .1 ohm build to get a vape you enjoy, you haven't learned how to build for a mech. There's ways to get the same result that don't involve stressing cells and swapping cells every 20 minutes.... But, if that's what you're into, who am I to judge?
Or you can opt for about a million other options of the same variation. The fewer the parts, the harder it will hit. A manually adjustable 510 will have less voltage drop than spring loaded. A 1 piece contact bar will have less voltage drop than something complicated. A solid negative contact will have less voltage drop than a spring. Silver contacts might edge out copper by a smidge and require less maintenance.
The Mölly is an excellent choice. The 67 neo is another excellent choice. Building your own using a Floris enclosure, a moddog or modmaker 510 and some beryllium copper from Amazon is the most economical way to get minimal voltage drop and excellent performance for a fraction of the cost. Milled delrin enclosures that are super durable and top shelf guts. Plus, you built it, so if anything happens, you can fix it for pennies. That means it'll last you forever and you'll never have to send it in for repairs.
I've had the nicest, fanciest, most sought after mechanical squonkers money can buy. The little orcas are by far, my favorites.
All that being said, you really need to learn how to build for a mech. If you need to run a .1 ohm build to get a vape you enjoy, you haven't learned how to build for a mech. There's ways to get the same result that don't involve stressing cells and swapping cells every 20 minutes.... But, if that's what you're into, who am I to judge?
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signature tips sq box mod is really nice but in the 200$ area..I seen a test done where they ran a vtc5a at a .12ohm fixed load and the sq had a .7v drop. On the other hand the wotofo nudge(also has a 30amp fuse inline for a little protection) which can be had for under 30$ had a .8v drop in the same environment the sq was tested in. While the pulse dropped 1.02v.
There were a few other ones tested as well by djlsb labs.
There were a few other ones tested as well by djlsb labs.
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