Looking to upgrade
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Are you looking to upgrade to variable voltage and variable wattage? Are you wanting to stay with regulated mods or mechanical? After a year I can see why you'd want to branch out that's about the time I got into rebuilding and started doing a lot of researching. Let us know a little about what you are looking in to so we can help you out.
What do you think would be best for me? My ego is variable voltage and variable wattage I love it I'm thinking mechanical but I need someone to yeah me the ways lol
Hi total noob here, only been at this for about a month and only have a iTazte vv v3.0. Decided to start at a decent level so I couldn't complain about the equipment as an excuse to carry on smoking. Now I am starting to make my own stuff, can't really see why people pay £30+ for a tube when the bits can be bought cheaply and put together quite easily. So making my own mods when the bits come and trying to work out the best way to make my own atties seeing as I don't have a lathe.
Since you have had experience with a VV and VW device before, there would be no harm in going to a VV/VW Mod. Mech mods are a lot of work and you do have to know what you are doing to ensure your safety. Learning ohms law if you haven't already is the first thing you need to do before going up to a mod. I also suggest reading up on battery safety.
I started out with a Tesla M5 at $30, which was very cheap compared to how expensive other mods are. The most important thing to remember is that mech mods have no wire and no protection in them. This is good if you want to buy a clone of the mod you want before its significantly cheaper. The downside is that it's very unsafe if used incorrectly. Mech's are just tubes of stainless steal for your battery, so don't be afraid of clones if you are.
My first VV/VW device was an Innokin VTR which is a bit pricy to some at $100. But I used mechs more than anything else.
In my opinion go for a Nemesis Clone. You can get them very cheap (Especially if you buy one from Fasttech and don't mind waiting a month for it to arrive). Ur able to take parts off or add parts on to appeal to different sized batteries or a Kick 2.
I started out with a Tesla M5 at $30, which was very cheap compared to how expensive other mods are. The most important thing to remember is that mech mods have no wire and no protection in them. This is good if you want to buy a clone of the mod you want before its significantly cheaper. The downside is that it's very unsafe if used incorrectly. Mech's are just tubes of stainless steal for your battery, so don't be afraid of clones if you are.
My first VV/VW device was an Innokin VTR which is a bit pricy to some at $100. But I used mechs more than anything else.
In my opinion go for a Nemesis Clone. You can get them very cheap (Especially if you buy one from Fasttech and don't mind waiting a month for it to arrive). Ur able to take parts off or add parts on to appeal to different sized batteries or a Kick 2.
Have you looked at the MVP?
1. Huge (2600 mah) battery
2. Variable voltage/wattage
3. Ability to vape while charging
4. $40 shipped at many online stores
1. Huge (2600 mah) battery
2. Variable voltage/wattage
3. Ability to vape while charging
4. $40 shipped at many online stores
The mvp is a great mod to move up to. I went from my mvp 2, to my Chana clone to mechs.
Some online stores are having big Labor day sales this weekend. I saw one where everything was 25% off. Good time to buy a upgraded device.
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