So I'm with a friend, showing off my iTaste CLK 1280 variable voltage battery with an Aspire nautilus atomizer, when he busts out his new shiny copper mod with a dual coil atty. I take a few puffs and instantly I'm sold. Not only is this thing blowing huge clouds, but the taste is waaaay better then what I'm using. I have to have one!
So my friend takes me to a shop called Pure Vapor in Fontana, CA. It was a Sunday afternoon, the place was empty, and they didn't have a huge selection of gear, but they did have a really nice carbon fiber mod that caught my eye. I told the sales person I'm knew, but wanted a whole kit. So for $170+ he put together a Fuhatton mod (brass + carbon fiber), a stainless steel Plume Veil clone, a small bottle of ejuice, one battery, and a charger.
The guy at the shop seemed really cool, but I noticed the atty is a smaller diameter then the mod. The atty is 22mm and the mod is 24mm. I also noticed the atty doesn't screw down all the way. There is a 1-2 mm gap. Is this normal? I guess it doesn't matter, after all it does works great. Although I do seem to be having a tiny bit of buyers remorse. Was really hoping everything would match and line up perfectly. I'm on eBay right now and really thinking about buying another mod, but I've only had this mod a day. So yeah I don't know why I'm unhappy, but I kinda am (First world problems, right?).
The guy at the shop built the coil, wicked it, tested it, and gave me to me ready to vape. And boy did I get an amazing first vape! Hoping I can build my own coils by the end of the week. Just one more thing I thought was odd and wanted your guys feedback... he build the coil at 0.3 ohms. I know very little about sub-ohm builds. I've always thought it was an advanced modification best left for people who's been doing this for a while and even then, you shouldn't be going under 0.8 Ohms. Then again, I have no idea.
So..can you guys tell me, is 0.3 Ohms safe and is it typical for shop employees to build you sub-ohm vapes when your just starting out on mech mods? Also, is the 24mm mod thing normal? And can I find 24mm attys for it?
So my friend takes me to a shop called Pure Vapor in Fontana, CA. It was a Sunday afternoon, the place was empty, and they didn't have a huge selection of gear, but they did have a really nice carbon fiber mod that caught my eye. I told the sales person I'm knew, but wanted a whole kit. So for $170+ he put together a Fuhatton mod (brass + carbon fiber), a stainless steel Plume Veil clone, a small bottle of ejuice, one battery, and a charger.
The guy at the shop seemed really cool, but I noticed the atty is a smaller diameter then the mod. The atty is 22mm and the mod is 24mm. I also noticed the atty doesn't screw down all the way. There is a 1-2 mm gap. Is this normal? I guess it doesn't matter, after all it does works great. Although I do seem to be having a tiny bit of buyers remorse. Was really hoping everything would match and line up perfectly. I'm on eBay right now and really thinking about buying another mod, but I've only had this mod a day. So yeah I don't know why I'm unhappy, but I kinda am (First world problems, right?).
The guy at the shop built the coil, wicked it, tested it, and gave me to me ready to vape. And boy did I get an amazing first vape! Hoping I can build my own coils by the end of the week. Just one more thing I thought was odd and wanted your guys feedback... he build the coil at 0.3 ohms. I know very little about sub-ohm builds. I've always thought it was an advanced modification best left for people who's been doing this for a while and even then, you shouldn't be going under 0.8 Ohms. Then again, I have no idea.
So..can you guys tell me, is 0.3 Ohms safe and is it typical for shop employees to build you sub-ohm vapes when your just starting out on mech mods? Also, is the 24mm mod thing normal? And can I find 24mm attys for it?
