@NightSky...yup as long as you have the right batteries and your mod has proper venting, you can be safe with that. Although I would say the majority of vapers don't push the limits of their batteries nearly as extremely. Are you competing with your build? What batteries are you using?
I hope you are able to find the mod you are looking for.
Keep in mind you are probably going to be working with two batteries, if you are not now. Just remember to marry those puppies!
Sony vtc5's among others, all able to handle 25-30amps. I don't compete in actual competitions. But I do compete with myself and friends
I do like going after clouds sometimes.
Thanks, I'm seriously considering the ipv3 150 watt at the moment. Still doing my research though.
I'm an ideal setup this would be true, but you're calculating your watts based on a 4.2V power source. Have you measured how much power (volts) you are actually getting to the coil under load? I would have to guess that you have a loss of .3 at the minimum so the wattage would actually be around 80, but only as long as your battery holds out.
My only reason for bringing this up is because you may not need as much power as you think, which could open up more options.
Nah, the drop isn't that high. But of course I've considered battery drain and such. I swap out batteries frequently for that reason, I have 10 charging and more sitting in a drawer x3.
I appreciate it, and I'd maybe consider something that didn't go very high if there was a super compelling reason. As in, this device blows the higher wattage devices out of the water. But generally, I do like having the option of going high.
Sigelei 100W (the updated version) is the pretty much the only box mod I know in that price range and with that kind of power, that received overall positive feedback from users and reviewers alike. It's been tried and tested: it's somewhat accurate and doesn't get hot even at lowest resistances it's capable of firing at. I can't personally say anything about it though, mine is still on the way.
I remember hearing some issue about the adjustable center pin having trouble accommodating some atty's, does the "updated version" address that problem?
Just purchased a DSI 30 authentic evolv dna 30 box mod dual 18650's from crown dual mods for less than $150. Seems to be a solid device with excellent battery capacity and true DNA 30 board. With the right build you could blow clouds all day.
I'll take a look, thanks!
