Lower voltage batteries for mechanical mods?

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Thrasher

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I have to disagree. Every aspect -- coil resistance, coil configuration, voltage, etc. -- changes how a particular juice vapes, and the power level (watts) is one of the most important. Juices can taste very different at different power levels; otherwise VV/VW mods would not exist.
key word in your sentence is can - it is not an absolute or guaranteed.

If you have issues with flavor changing the juice may not be suitable for mechanical vaping or you are not building the coils for best output, you are building them for something else either maximum clouds or some weird micro hex nano coil whatever.

I have several mechanical setups here with geni's, drippers, even a kayfun, and there is no difference in flavor until the battery drops to 3.5 or lower. the only thing that happens when my battery dies down is i get less vapor. thats it. either I dont vape some crazy mixed blend juices like you have or your not building normal every day coils tailored to the battery.

maybe your results differ, but i go all day on one battery with no issues end of the day pull it out around 3.55v and charge them

like a lot of things, not every juice is perfect in every device, every device isnt suited for every type of battery and so on.
 
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With your statement i find truth and minor fault. Its not that some juice tastes different at different levels of power output. Some taste better at lower/higher power output or resistance setups. You cant tell me that same juice in a 3ohm boge carto at 6v tastes the same as a 1.5ohm carto at 3.7v

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    Get a VV/VW instead of a mechanical mod. ..... problem solved!

    Easy way to look a "mod", there are VV mods, VW mods, and VR mods, The juice really doesn't care which of the three mathematical formulas you use as long as you supply the proper amount of power to the coil.

    Your "2.8v" battery will fade anyway, just like a 3.7v battery does. So your idea is shot out of the saddle before you even get started.
    Sounds to me like you need another RDA is all.
     
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    It's the science of the battery tech it's been 3.7 for 20 years!

    Kick it job done!

    Given the cost and for reasons unknown developing the tech would be costly, why re invent the wheel?

    Mech Mods with a kick aren't Mech Mods at all!




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    Vape on!

    the kick just lets your sweet looking shiny Caravella run like a Vamo, it's still a mechanical but now due to the drop in module it gives you the VW option

    There are GOBS of sweet looking mechanicals...not too many nice looking VW rigs...
    I am blasting a kick in a "The Natural" on a AGA-T2 w/ 2.0Ω coil right now at 8 watts...vapes just as good as my Vamo (same 33.3hz PWM chipset)....however due to the 18500-1100mAh battery vs the 18650-2000mAh battery, it doesn't vape as long.

    Have some fun. Build a Box mod for AA Batteries. 1.3v(Rechargeable) and your ready to go.......for 5 minutes.:facepalm:
    Actually the guy that built The puck mod says it vapes quite a long time
     
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    Thrasher

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    With your statement i find truth and minor fault. Its not that some juice tastes different at different levels of power output. Some taste better at lower/higher power output or resistance setups. You cant tell me that same juice in a 3ohm boge carto at 6v tastes the same as a 1.5ohm carto at 3.7v

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    your right i cant - i havent touched a carto in 2 years :D and wouldnt know the first thing about how they work or act and wouldnt even try to pretend i do.

    I strictly use well made rebuildables and have zero memory beyond simply terrible results of how all that cheap junk works.
     
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