Mechanical Mods that use 26650 batteries?

[shockvibee]

I can't seem to find too many mechanical mods using 26650 batteries that are in stock.

There is the big nasty but that is only for pre-order, and any other mech mods I've found don't seem like they're worth the money.

Most others seem to be out of stock.
Anyone know a good 26650 mech that is in stock and worth the $$$?

Thanks in advance.

 

[shockvibee]

No response...seriously

 

[Tunz]

I would wait for the BFM from Bay City Vapor.

 

[shockvibee]

I would wait for the BFM from Bay City Vapor.

Unfortunately I am impatient.

 

[bacc.vap]

The B.A.M. V2 - VaporCast

 

[ncampbell2784]

The B.A.M. V2 - VaporCast

VERY IMPORTANT: The BAM was created and released before sub ohm coils were around. The BAM has a 4.7amp auto resetting fuse since its not a true mechanical. So a fully charged battery at 4.2volts, you'll be able to go as low as a .9ohm coil which is 4.6amps. Please DO NOT use the BAM for sub-ohm usage as it will shut down and not work properly.

 

[Ezzaron]

nvm

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[Wmmeese]

Atlas MECHA byLeo.

 

[zipflint]

My quick googling sez that the most affordable mechanical 26650 mod is the Big Nasty. I was interested in the E-Huge but then I realized that I'm more into rebuildable attys that are usually between .5-.8Ohms. So that crosses both the E-Huge (which is pretty much just a giant VAMO anyway, not that that's a bad thing) AND the B.A.M V2. I'd like to keep below the $150 mark and that keeps the Atlas off my list.

It's hard being a cheapskate in this hobby.

 

[Mitey F]

It's hard being a cheapskate in this hobby.

Only when you're looking for oddball gear ;-)

 

[zipflint]

You DO have a point.

Only when you're looking for oddball gear ;-)