How do mechanical mods work?

[SunoopDogg]

I've been shopping around for new mods and mechanical mods are popping up more and more. All of the product descriptions are a bit vague and I'm just curious as to how they work. Are they VV/VW?

 

[SunoopDogg]

Seeing if I want to pick one up today, need help from veteran vapers!

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

First PV was a Mech mod. Pros are long battery life and all parts are mechanical with no electronics- easy to repair and durable. Generally fires @ 3.7 volts or you can stack batts for a higher voltage BUT you must know battery safety and test batts, etc before stacking. Cons- generally very large in size. No they are not VV/ VW.

 

[flintlock62]

I'll add that if one wants to change voltage, a Kick is needed.

First PV was a Mech Mod. Pros are long battery life and all parts are mechanical with no electronics- easy to repair and durable. Generally fires @ 3.7 volts or you can stack batts for a higher voltage BUT you must know battery safety and test batts, etc before stacking. Cons- generally very large in size. No they are not VV/ VW.

 

[crxess]

Mechanical mod is simple. Like a basic flashlight on/off, only with a mechanical spring loaded switch. Runs direct battery power.
Coils can be built very low ohm for nice warm vape. Vape falls off with battery drain.

Pro - less parts to fail
Con no power regulation

Nice to have one of each - Mech and Elecctronic VV/VW

 

[SunoopDogg]

thanks guys! appreciate it.