i am looking to get a mechanical mod so i can drip at low ohms i was just looking for some advice on what to get and where to get it one that wont brake the bank
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Do you have a multimeter? Have you done research on building your own coils?
I would recommend you do some research
I would recommend you do some research
I use mechanicals from Super T Manufacturing but there are many viable products to choose from. Your best bet is reviews on the forum and youtube to find what looks "right" for you. Also I agree with the wise advice from JazziMike, (my multimeter is the most important piece of vaping equipment that I own.)
i have a multi meter and i have done some research but what all is there to know about it pls help cause i am new to this and i aint looking to order this real soon that is why i am asking know toing research for what mod i am going to use once i do get ready
There are many good mechanical devices available and many many threads on Mechanical PV, LOL, seems like a new one at least once a week. Check out the APV section and you will see tons of threads on Siegelis and many other mechs. There are many threads on mechs and why to use them over others etc.
It all depends on what you want out of vaping. A mech is a good choice mainly for the simplicity of use and simple form factor. I myself like a clean design, I dont care for LED screens and buttons etc. I use a Kick to regulate when I like. If you like to build your own coils and like low and ultra low resistance then a mech offers you more freedom to get ultra low.
You can get more basic than a mech and a nice tank with a carto.
It all depends on what you want out of vaping. A mech is a good choice mainly for the simplicity of use and simple form factor. I myself like a clean design, I dont care for LED screens and buttons etc. I use a Kick to regulate when I like. If you like to build your own coils and like low and ultra low resistance then a mech offers you more freedom to get ultra low.
You can get more basic than a mech and a nice tank with a carto.
I like the telescopic mech. mods, with this style of mod it is easy to use the kick or a fuse.
Non-tele. mods can sometimes not fit the kick or fuse
Non-tele. mods can sometimes not fit the kick or fuse
I Looooooooooove my EA Mod teamed with my AGI RBA, running a kick2. That tank you can use a wick or drip. I prefer using it as a wick. It's pretty pricy, but well worth the $$$.. It looks killer.
Sigelei 8 with the IGO-L 2 protected Panasonic protected batts with charger under 70 bucks .8 oh ya
Here's some blog articles to help get you started:
Advice and Tips for Vapors Looking to Try Their First RBA - http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-advice-tips-vapors-looking-try-their-first-rba.html
Battery Basics for Mods: IMR or Protected? - http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4848-9-battery-basics-mods-imr-protected.html
Smok Magneto only has a drop of 0.2V on my 1 ohm coil with an IMR. I like the magneto a lot.
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I would suggest really researching before buying a Sigelei mech. A lot of them have had problems right out of the gate. I have had about 5 different ones, and didn't like any of them. You may like them, but read up on them.
I posted a link in my thread for a stainless steel mechanical MOD in all battery configurations that's on labor day sale while supplies last for $10. just can't beat it. fry out the thing if you want learning how to build RBA's.
THX FOR THIS! Im fairly new to this too I have a SEG 13a with a IGO-L ...I tend to only like using small batteries ...is that cool? I want a kick so I can use a nice carto tank but are they user friendly?
I've just started getting into Mech mods (was using a provari and a zmax for a long time) I've been really happy with the Sigelei #24 i bought
I prefer running 18650 teamed up with a kick2. My setup lasts all day (And then some). If your setup lasts all day, then it's right for you. It's all preference (What wattage you run at, how often you use it).
The kick2 goes up to 15watts. It sports a double-negative post. Fits easily in my EA Mod (I have heard reports that it's a bit tricky to install in other mods). It's easy to set up. Find your 'Sweet Spot' in wattage and set it.
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Learn how to wrap a coil and how to use a multimeter. THEN decide on a mechanical. A mechanical is a simple device. The only difference between mechanicals is design and quality of build.
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