I dont see why they would cost more? Less material needed for those, however I imagine they will be about the same
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That's slick, i wish more shops would do that.... Maybe they do and I just don't know about it.
Got anymore of those?
Aren't the aluminum ones $99? SS costs much more to produce, so that's why I figure it'll cost more.
18350 will cost 89$ 18490 will cost 99$ and 18650 will cost 109%. we us revolutionizing the cost of mods for everyone to benefit.
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I might be wrong but I think the 18490 tube would support the kick, I have never used a kick so I may be wrong but 18490 tubes usually support a kick and 18350 battery.
I hope i can get one on the first run, but seriously doubt it. but at least they'll be available soon enough if i cant. kinda stoked.
I've never heard of ihybrid before making this post. I've never heard of this "pure" mech mod before making this post. After seeing JC West's review on youtube, I think I have found my mech mod. I've been wanting a mech mod for some time now, but I keep waiting it out incase of a better deal or a new mod. I am glad I didn't buy the k100 or the sigelei 19b.
I'll just have to wait for an 18350 in SS.
If I were to use a safety fuse, would I have to opt for the 18490? I know 18350+kick=18490, but I don't know the width of a fuse.
I'll just have to wait for an 18350 in SS.
If I were to use a safety fuse, would I have to opt for the 18490? I know 18350+kick=18490, but I don't know the width of a fuse.
The fuses are thin, the travel of the spring can accommodate them. You realize the Pure is a hybrid right? It's mechanical but the atty is not removable. The mech mods you mention have 510 connectors and you can put any 510 device on them.
Hmm... Thanks for letting me know. I still want one 
I have never used a genesis style rba before, but based on videos, it doesn't seem that hard to rebuild the wick and coil, I assume it will be as easy as my rebuildable dripper. I think I'll be good with a non removable atomizer.
I have never used a genesis style rba before, but based on videos, it doesn't seem that hard to rebuild the wick and coil, I assume it will be as easy as my rebuildable dripper. I think I'll be good with a non removable atomizer.
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Todd recently got one for a review and seems to love it - might wanna check out the video.
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