Well my b&m has a hells gate just curious is it worth it or is it a joke . I'm a cloud chaser FYI
Hells gate yes or no??
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It depends on how bad you want it I guess. I found one online Hells Gate Mod w/ 2 RDA's - $57.31 | Mechanical Mod Someone with more knowledge will come along with a recommendation.
If I was cloud chasing, I wouldn't buy a parallel mech. Two-battery regulated mods have far surpassed them in power available and always were a lot safer. This is not to say mechs don't have a place. I have a number of them and I use them a lot. But for high power work, I'd go regulated. Nowadays, mechs are a special purpose thing, mostly reserved to those who like fiddling with coil builds to adjust power, or who prefer the simplicity. You can buy a sigelei 150 watt machine (new old stock, non TC) for about the price of that Hell's gate, and it's about 60% more powerful than you can get safely out of a parallel box.
I think it's as much of a joke as the Turbo RDA is.
Building twice, rewicking twice, twice the amount of dripping is pointless.
I'd go with what suprtrkr mentioned, a sigelei 150w (Non TC model) and a twisted messes RDA if you're so inclined to get clouds. The twisted messes RDA has great airflow and a huge post holes. It just depends on how much you're wanting to spend.
Building twice, rewicking twice, twice the amount of dripping is pointless.
I'd go with what suprtrkr mentioned, a sigelei 150w (Non TC model) and a twisted messes RDA if you're so inclined to get clouds. The twisted messes RDA has great airflow and a huge post holes. It just depends on how much you're wanting to spend.
Lol, then why on Earth do you want a Hell's Gate? Either one will give you better cloud. Now, if you want to enjoy a mech mod, buy a one battery tube mod. It's finicky difficult to get a good build, but when you get one... my, oh my that's fun. I have a Dark Horse clone dual coiled .65 on my old Smok Magneto V1 that makes flavor enough to make my eyes water and clouds out my room in 3 or 4 puffs. It won't win a competition, but it rocks the house for actual vaping purposes. If you really want to try-- I repeat it's hard to do and can be frustrating, although I love the challenge personally-- let me suggest you buy a Nemesis clone and either a Dark Horse (with the chuff, for cloud) or Plume Veil clone dripper and give it a try. You can buy those for about 10 bucks each and they're easy to learn on. Once you get good at it, then you can buy an authentic tube and a good authentic dripper. Do use good batteries-- I would never put anything but a Sony VTC4 in a tube mod-- from a reputable dealer, and keep your builds above .5 or so. Mostly to stay safe, but that's also where the cloud and flavor live. Going super low isn't necessary and often counterproductive once you count in voltage drop versus applied wattage to the coil.
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