looking good tucked in there
hows 15w doing driving those coils ? (.6Ω min ?)
seems a sturdy package
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looking good tucked in there
hows 15w doing driving those coils ? (.6Ω min ?)
seems a sturdy package
hmmmmm, thats interesting to hear...
wonder which is true (its not efficient) (or your power-vaping style)
the Evolv DNA Experience microchip is an exclusive device only build
thought it would be very thrifty with battery life
also having reverse polarity protection, step down technology and 20w limit
guessin you are using UN-protected & at least a 20A battery at minimum ??
with the quality & price, I am debating getting one for the wife unit
she is not big on box-mods, but might end up with an istick 30/leather case
I'm running it in voltage mode, using the 1.2Ω coil; 6V straight. It's keeping up pretty well!
seems a sturdy package
That's why I love this APV! The Nautilus Mini just didn't have the airflow for me, so I checked out the KST Nano - sure enough: 18mm
There are some nice deals here on Innokin products. Cool Fire 1 extension tube, SVD 2.0, MVP 3.
https://originvape.com/product-category/clearance/
https://originvape.com/product-category/clearance/
Here is a decent deal on the workhorse VTR. This is the bright polished version which seems harder to find.
iTaste VTR - Polished Denver
iTaste VTR - Polished Denver
I have been using my VTR for the last few days since I cut the ring off. Currently using it at 14 watts with a 1.3 ohm coil on a Kayfun. I love this thing again. It is now back into my rotation.
Dang, I'd call that better than decent. Most other places it's anywhere from $80 to $110.
How hard is it to cut off that ring? My husband's got a ton of cool toys -- I mean, tools, that he just loves to play with.
Andria
Took me about 15 minutes tops. Used a Rotozip with a cutting wheel to get the ring off. It is very soft stuff so you don't need to put it in a vise or anything. You then need to grind down the part of the ring that is on the inside. Need to get it all for the RBA to sit flush. Just need to go slow so that you don't scratch any of the outside.Dang, I'd call that better than decent. Most other places it's anywhere from $80 to $110.
How hard is it to cut off that ring? My husband's got a ton of cool toys -- I mean, tools, that he just loves to play with.
Andria
Hmmm... I'm thinking he doesn't have anything right now that could do it... but if I know him, he'll be delighted for a new excuse to buy more tools.
I'll have to advise him that the VTR is back on the wishlist, and it means he'll be needing some new tools as well. He'll love that last part. Andria
A Dremel will do everything. Need to get one with both the cutting wheel and the grinder. You can get one at Walmart for about $40.Hmmm... I'm thinking he doesn't have anything right now that could do it... but if I know him, he'll be delighted for a new excuse to buy more tools.
Andria
He's got a Dremel, I do know (he loves to gloat over having it; he had one for a long time, it got stolen and at the time we were too poor to replace it, then he finally got another!), but I don't know if he's got the cutting wheel, all I know for sure is the grinder thingie. I'm guessing that buying attachments would be a good bit cheaper than the Dremel itself? I have a b-day coming up in May, and that's when our tax refund should be back too, so I may be getting one of those VTRs sooner than expected; I've never yet found cause to go over 15w, and the ruggedness of that box really appeals to me -- I really am the most dreadful klutz.
Andria
It is very heavy. Especially with a kayfun on it instead of a straight clearo.
My sigelei zmax is fairly heavy too, with an 18650; I fixed a little of the kayfun's weight problem by using m-tanks, and I've seen some other setups with plastic chamber/chimney affairs, and a plastic combo tank/topcap that would surely help too, though I haven't gotten any of those yet; so far the m-tank in place of the 2 steel/1 plastic is a winner. On my gold kayfun, I prefer to use the segmented tank, just cuz that gold is so pretty, but when I use the segmented tanks, I have a hard time getting the tank off the base without loosening the bottom segment from the middle plastic one. 8-o
Andria
If you decide to buy one, FT has them for $66.31 if you can deal with the shipping wait. I order a lot from them and their ship times have been from 9-13 days on my recent orders.
I like that link that VapieDan provided a lot better, iTaste VTR - Polished Denver -- $59.95 from Colorado instead of China!
Andria
Andria
So how many MVP nostalgia types do we have here? If so this is for you! The original trend setter!
Innokin iTaste MVP V1 Kit - $19.90 : 3Avape, Wholesale & Retail
Innokin iTaste MVP V1 Kit - $19.90 : 3Avape, Wholesale & Retail
Sounds a lot better. I did not see that link.I like that link that VapieDan provided a lot better, iTaste VTR - Polished Denver -- $59.95 from Colorado instead of China!
Andria
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