ok so by my understanding a regulated mod not only gives you a consistent vape but it also has short circuit protection which makes it to where the device wont fire if the ohms are too low. So a kick basically does the same thing by giving a mech mod a boost in voltage or watts but my question is, does it also make the mech not fire if the ohms are too low? like for example lets say i vape on .5 ohms but then decide to get a kick, will i never be able to go to .5 ohm again?
I'm a little confused about kicks
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if im vaping .5 ohms and get a kick will the kick cause the device not to work on sub ohms if so, what is the least amount of ohms i can work with if i have a kick on a mech
It depends on which kick you have.
The evolv kick 2 is:
The Kick 2 was designed to be used with IMR batteries only.
Output Power – 5 Watts to 15 Watts
Output Voltage – 2 Volts to 6.3 Volts
Output Current – 6 Amps
Atty Resistance – 0.5 Ohms to 3.3 Ohms
The evolv kick 2 is:
The Kick 2 was designed to be used with IMR batteries only.
Output Power – 5 Watts to 15 Watts
Output Voltage – 2 Volts to 6.3 Volts
Output Current – 6 Amps
Atty Resistance – 0.5 Ohms to 3.3 Ohms
Also, one of the best things about a kick in a mech is, you can take the kick out.
... and yes, it won't fire with resistances lower than the minimum supported spec.
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