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When you get old you'll realize that "watts per dollar" does not equate to "bang for your buck".
IPV D2 announced.
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When you get old you'll realize that "watts per dollar" does not equate to "bang for your buck".
Mine is good. Two little spots under the battery door where it slides onto the mod, and slightly scuffed around the 510. Around the 510 was my fault, there is no metal showing though.
Mines in pretty good condition. But I haven't used and abused it that much and taken it out of my house much for that matter
Got mine and love it!
Has anyone used the tfv4 on it yet?
I am thinking about getting one but I do not know if it will fire with one of the .15 quad coil heads on it because it says the device I'd for .2 and above in wattage mode. And I'm I not sure if the .15 quad coil head will work in joules mode because the coil head is not nickel or titanium.
Any insight for me?
Has anyone used the tfv4 on it yet?
I am thinking about getting one but I do not know if it will fire with one of the .15 quad coil heads on it because it says the device I'd for .2 and above in wattage mode. And I'm I not sure if the .15 quad coil head will work in joules mode because the coil head is not nickel or titanium.
Any insight for me?
It will not fire with the Quad heads it reads Low res! on mine. Just had to try it since you asked.
Might try locking in TC and set temp to max
Joules will be 10-50
Resistance capability is lower in TC
Joules will be 10-50
Resistance capability is lower in TC
The TFV4 does work in temp mode with the quad I stand corrected it is not a very powerful vape, takes a bit to ramp up and will definitley eat the batterey in no time. thats maxed out at 50j too.
Had mine about 2 weeks now and the paint is holding up fine..I use the silicon sleeve when out and about..but I thought I would see a few scratches where I slide the batt cover off to swap batts but no scratches there either..
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IPV 3 LI V2 165 Watt VV Box Mod by Pioneer4you - 101 Vape
Any thoughts on this mod?
Any thoughts on this mod?
Couple semi-circular scratches around the 510 (caused by a Triton, man I'm really hating that tank, or rather, sieve)
You should probably never use a 23+mm tank on this thing if you're worried about that, because then the scratches will show when your typical 22mm topper is on it.
You should probably never use a 23+mm tank on this thing if you're worried about that, because then the scratches will show when your typical 22mm topper is on it.
Thanks I appreciate it. I will most likely stay away from the tfv4 then if that's the case.
Mine (from Vapor Range) has worked flawlessly for the few weeks that I've had it. It's excellent.
Black for cheaper - Pioneer4You IPV3 Li 165W Temp Control @ Sweet Vapes
W/carbon fiber inserts & 200W OOB - IPV3 Li VR Edition 200W @ Vapor Range
How big is it tho? Two batt mods scare me. Also with 2 battery mods do you double the amps? Like if you have two 30 amp batteries in it can you fire the mod to 60 amps? I've wondered that
From tape measure - roughly 4.125" x 2.375" x 1"
From Vapor Range:
Product Specifications:
From Vapor Range:
Product Specifications:
- Output power range: 10.0 - 200.0 watts
- Output voltage: 1.0 - 7.5 volts
- Input current: 1.3 - 40.0 amps
- Input voltage: 6.2 - 8.5 volts
- Standard (kanthal) atomizer resistance range: 0.1 - 3.0 ohm
- Joules (temperature mode) resistance range: 0.05 - 0.3 ohm
- Temperature range: 100 - 300°C / 212 - 572°F
- Efficiency: 95%
- Screen size: 0.96" OLED
- Accommodates 2x 18650 sized batteries (not included)
- Yihi SX330-V3SL Temperature Control chip
- Enabled touch sensor
- Magnetic battery door
- Redesigned internal components
- Includes USB (for upgrading only; not for charging)
- Visual operating system
- Low voltage protection
- Low resistance protection
- High input voltage warning
- Output short circuit protection
- Reverse battery protection
- Temperature overheat protection
- Software upgrade capable
- Max 200W after upgrade
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If the batteries are run in series you double the voltage if they are run in parallel you double the amperage.
If the batteries are run in series you double the voltage if they are run in parallel you double the amperage.
Sp I bought and iPV D2 and want to know more about the stepdown. So in Power mode when I build a coil for it it will fire all the time at 4.2V until battery is depleted or will it lower the voltage like a mech mod?
Like a Mech until you hit resistance/power balance, then by wattage set.
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