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I'm a little confused. The specs don't say anything about temp control but the image on the left clearly shows a temp of 570F and on the right it clearly says its the Hero. It also looks like it has 2 screens, one on the front and one on the side.

haha, yepper I think we (I) confused ya

he was talking about the 'hero' (right)
and I posted about the Presa TC75W (left)

I don't know hardly anything about the hero (R)

but have been studying up about the TC75w (L)

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lots of stuff for $29 clams...

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haha, yepper I think we (I) confused ya

he was talking about the 'hero' (right)
and I posted about the Presa TC75W (left)

I don't know hardly anything about the hero (R)

but have been studying up about the TC75w (L)

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lots of stuff for $29 clams...

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Wow, no joke! The price of mods sure have come down an awful lot. I don't really need another mod but it sure is tempting at that price.
 

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I too desired a replaceable battery mod. Innokin did not have that except for the Disruptors. Even then you were still locked to their battery.

Do enjoy the Hero mod. Although looking at that Presa TC 75W is tempting. It is probably way too much for what I enjoy, vaping.

One thing I note. The MVP2 is 2600mAh but only lets me go up to 11W. A SmokTech XPro M22 is 2200mAh, lets me do 22W. The Hero is an 18650 battery letting me hit 30W.

Seems noisy crickets are here to stay. :) The mods keep getting smaller yet the output keeps getting better. We may soon see mod chips we insert into our noses and they produce vape in our mouths.

After all DARPA is now moving toward inserting chips into the human brain to let us control computers. Why not be useful and make vape? Sir Terry Pratchett was right, interesting times we live in.
 

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    ..replaceable batteries..
    That's one thing way up on the top of the "134 mini pro list in my mind". I can put whatever battery I want in there, and because I choose to put good batteries (AW's, thanks @Baditude, and everyone else that provided help for me!) in it, I feel better knowing just what's in there. I'm almost glad that it won't take 18650's (only 350's and 500's) just because of the size factor.
     
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    I could of sworn i was in the "itty bitty" mods thread because it's certainly not an Innokin one .

    My God what happened to the so called Innokin loyalists ? Even the leaders of the Innokin brand completely sold out and jumped ship over a year ago .

    Some of us Innokin loyalist are still around though , Innokin is still the best made mods in the e cig industry to me and the only one worth spending money on imo , but it is what it is , just extremely shocked thats all.

    Innokin till the end lol.


    The VV3 is still in my hand every day and the CFIV is always in rotation but with the Vapeocolypse looming, replaceable battery mods are a necessity for the dooms day box. Innokin has stepped away from that market and therefore I have had to step away from innokin a little bit.

    Not to mention that they had the poor judgement to come out with the ill conceived, sticky button, poorly regulated, Endura. Just a poorly done piece that did not endear me further to the company.
     

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    I find that the Disruptor battery lasts longer than my 18650 batteries do in my other mods. (I may be wrong, haven't tested my theory)
    I use Sony VTC4's and Samsung or LG (the brown ones - forget the number)
    I also find that the Disruptor could be dropped a thousand times without damaging it. (Hey, I'm clumsy)
    I have two IPV mods, the IPV mini, and the IPV2X. Both are nice but the readout is so dim, hard to see it when outdoors.
    I have the Koopor Mini, again dim readout, extremely dim, and it "eats" through batteries. (not a bad mod, just have plenty of spare, charged batteries)
    I have the Sigelei 50 watt Version 2, and it does much better on battery life than the Koopor, but again, dim readout.
    I had an Istick by Eleaf and will never own another Eleaf mod as long as I live, total junk in my opinion.
    I do have the Lemo 2 by Eleaf and it's okay, needs more airflow, but It's usable.

    I find that the factory coils for the Isub are right on the money as far as ohms go. (someone posted that there ohms were not what they were supposed to be)
    And as far as filling the Apex, easy peasey, just fill until the liquid begins to come out of the hole opposite of the fill hole.
     
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    2 year vapiversary today. Have to thank Innokin for that. VV3s and MVPs made vaping work.

    Congrats!!! :thumbs:

    I have my 2 yr ECF anniversary tomorrow, but gotta wait till July for my 2nd no-smoke-a-versary. Damned appendix! If not for it demanding to be OUT of me, I'd have my 2nd no-smoke-a-versary at the end of Feb.

    Andria
     

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    If someone knows the voltage of the Disruptor battery the actual watthour capacity can be calculated, easily. For example the DNA200 with a 3S pack, 11.1 nominal volts with a 1000mah capacity is actually 11.1 watthours. Compared to a single 18650/2000mah it's basically double the battery capacity.
     
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    If someone knows the voltage of the Disruptor battery the actual watthour capacity can be calculated, easily. For example the DNA200 with a 3S pack, 11.1 nominal volts with a 1000mah capacity is actually 11.1 watthours. Compared to a single 18650/2000mah it's basically double the battery capacity.

    A Disrupter is definitely on my list for 2016; one of the smaller ones. It's 2000mAh, right? Same as the CF4, which lasts me a full day and then some -- when I go to bed after using a CF4 all day long, it's still showing about 3.7-3.8v.

    Andria
     

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    The Disruptor could be a multi-cell, Andria. That would seriously change the actual capacity versus a similar, single cell, battery system.

    Not sure what you mean by "multi-cell". I find a 2000mAh LiPo to be easily enough for tootle-puffing at 9w all day long, so I don't really need more than that.

    Andria
     
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