Low watts and mech mod

[NancyR]

that's 1 18650, I don't know of any tube styled mech mods that take 2 18650's

 

[tj99959]

Actually it has an AW IMR 18490 & an Evolv Kick 2 in it with a FatDaddy extended top pin.

 

[edyle]

here's my nemesis:

 

[Outcast]

here's my nemesis:

What is that tank?


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[edyle]

What is that tank?


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That is the atmomixani 3d rda/rtda, which can optionally thread 510 or directly m20x0.5 to the atmomixani nemesis as shown in the pic with no 510 interface to worry about.

I am vaping on a truehybrid, regulated mech.

 

[Thrasher]

Oooo. Did someone mention hybrid?

Got a ss nemi with a dome on it.

 

[K_Tech]

You're all making me want to start busting out my mechs...

 

[WattWick]

As long as you coil for the output of a mech, you can vape at any wattage you want. What matters is how you achieve your target resistance. I.e you probably won't get great results if you aim for 2 ohm with 24 awg wire. Way too much coil to heat up with not enough power to do so. Main (practical) difference from high-powered regulated mods is that you can't simply up the wattage to fire up any halfassed half-ton chunk of coil.

 

[tj99959]

That's true, 28ga will take about twice as many wraps as 32ga to get the same resistance ... and heat up much slower. So choosing the right gauge wire for the resistance you want is as important as which resistance you want.