Mods

[Isabel Fuentes]

What's a good mod system that you don't need to toggle with to much. Something simple but still totally worth it.

 

[Shawn Hoefer]

I'm a huge fan of the Squid Industries Double Barrel V3. Solid construction, easy to adjust, wattage only, very comfortable to hold, realistic wattage range, and support for up to 25mm atomizers. Great customer support, too.

 

[Isabel Fuentes]

I'm a huge fan of the Squid Industries Double Barrel V3. Solid construction, easy to adjust, wattage only, very comfortable to hold, realistic wattage range, and support for up to 25mm atomizers. Great customer support, too.

Thanks I'll check it out

 

[bombastinator]

“Toggle with” isn’t a great descriptor. The barest simplest stuff would be protected mechs. There you have to start worrying about coil resistance though and it starts getting complicated again.

The next level up would be a VW mod like @Shawn Hoefer is talking about.

What are your needs?

 

[Baditude]

What's a good mod system that you don't need to toggle with to much. Something simple but still totally worth it.

Innokin Adept-Zlide kit may be the new starter kit to recommend to new vapers

Intelligent MTL: Automatically selects the best wattage ranges for Z-coils (Zenith & Zlide).

 

[bombastinator]

Innokin Adept-Zlide kit may be the new starter kit to recommend to new vapers

Intelligent MTL: Automatically selects the best wattage ranges for Z-coils (Zenith & Zlide).

Does it actually work though?

 

[Baditude]

Does it actually work though?

Since PBusardo and the Vaping Greek had strong input with Innokin in its design, I'm sure it does work.

 

[bombastinator]

Since PBusardo and the Vaping Greek had strong input to Innokin in its design, I'm pretty sure it does work.

So “probably”. That’s better than “maybe sometimes” which is the more common functionality of such new features.

 

[Tabac man]

If using wattage mode ya don't need to 'toggle much' with any mod.

 

[Baditude]

If using wattage mode ya don't need to 'toggle much' with any mod.

I agree with this. Once that I have found my wattage "sweet spot" for a specific tank (coil), I usually keep my wattage setting there.

I think many newcomers to a variable power mod mistakenly believe they will have to make multiple adjustments. That's just not true. Once you find your sweet spot, you set it once and forget it.

It's nice to have the option, though, of being able to adjust the wattage "on the fly" should you change flavors or coils.

 

[HigherStateD]

Nevermind