Mechanical mod

[Gibby92]

I am looking to get my first mechanical mod i am just looking for some idea's of a good low end mod

 

[Lessifer]

Do you like a sleek tube, or telescopic? What kind of button, top side, bottom side, bottom, bottom flush? Do you plan on running different battery sizes? Do you want your attys to flush mount? Will you be using a kick, fuse, or nothing? There's a mech out there for everyone, it just depends on your preferences, and if you don't mind clones you can find one in just about any price range.

Personally, I really like my pisces clone.

 

[Vaslovik]

My first one was a sigelei 24 and I'm still using it months later, and quite happy with it. I did get a cheap Sentinel clone, a bottom button, but I really didn't care for it, and went back to the Sigelei. The 24 cost me $32.87 shipped from Kidney Puncher. I like the top/side button a lot.

 

[Simply Red]

I am looking to get my first mechanical mod i am just looking for some idea's of a good low end mod

I don't know what your background is but, considering reading this. Good info on batteries
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-9-battery-basics-mods-imr-protected-icr.html

 

[Rob0506]

A lot of it depends on what you want to do with it. If you are looking to sub ohm, look for a bottom button and a center pin that is manually adjustable (no spring loaded center pins).
I have an authentic Panzer, and I've heard good things about the clone. If you like the styling, it would be great for sub ohm use.

If you are looking for a normal device (above .6 ohms) then you should look for something that will work with a kick module. The panzer will work, but you have to move down to a 18490 battery. For this use telescoping mods are best. I recently picked up a Chi-You clone, that one comes with an extra battery tube to extend for kick use. It has a spring loaded center pin, so it's not great for sub-ohm, but for normal resistance it's pretty nice. I have seen Chi-You clones with better center pins than mine has, also.

 

[Gibby92]

I am going to get Sony 18650 vtc4(unless they are no good). Don't mind if it's telescopic, not sure what button type what ever is most reliable. I will only be using it will a rda

 

[Rob0506]

RDAs usually push a mod the hardest (depending on build). The batteries are a great choice. Look for a mod with a bottom button, it will give you room to grow. I would look at the Panzer clones (or authentic if you can afford it and find it available).You may only want to run 1.5 ohm coils (a good place to start anyway), but you will have a setup that can goo super low if you ever want to try it.

 

[Gibby92]

RDAs usually push a mod the hardest (depending on build). The batteries are a great choice. Look for a mod with a bottom button, it will give you room to grow. I would look at the Panzer clones (or authentic if you can afford it and find it available).You may only want to run 1.5 ohm coils (a good place to start anyway), but you will have a setup that can goo super low if you ever want to try it.

I am running 1.3 ohm rda on my svd but in dual coil it takes forever to heat up. I like the look of the panzer but it would need to be the clone for my first mech.

 

[Guy Crawford]

I just got my first mech, a hammer clone. I like the button placement and the way it feels in my hand. A little heavy though.

 

[bosco500]

The nemesis clone is nice and won't break the bank