Move aside, 260w... here's the 400w mod, lol

[snow blind]

Yep - it's an Idiotic monstrosity and guess who vapes at 400 watts?
1. No one.
2. Idiots.

At this wattage you're not trying to stay off smokes- it's just a pointless device designed for impressing idiots.
More ammo for the FDA at a time we shouldn't be giving them any.

100% this.....

 

[Racehorse]

We have come to the point where mods have outgrown battery technology... I think ProVape was right capping P3 at 20 watts.

I could "like" this 1,000 times.

 

[edyle]

That "400 watt" box is just a mech mod; anybody can rig up 4 or more batteries at home in a box.
It's not like you can set it to 400 watts on a 0.5 ohm coil if you wanted.

It doesn't compare to an actual 260 watt regulated mod.

 

[tehdarkaura]

I bet this is the mod they used for the tests that showed ecigs produced formaldehyde.

 

[catalinaflyer]

That "400 watt" box is just a mech mod; anybody can rig up 4 or more batteries at home in a box.
It's not like you can set it to 400 watts on a 0.5 ohm coil if you wanted.

It doesn't compare to an actual 260 watt regulated mod.

Actually there is a variable 400 watt chip on the market, has been since last summer. It's more intended for diy mod builders.

If I find the link to them again I'll post it here but I dropped out of the FB group that was building with them

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[Uncletattoowhat]

It's a variable voltage buck regulator (dc/dc converter), that is CAPABLE of firing at up to 5v, up to 80A, which (according to Ohm's Law) equates to being able to build down to a 0.06ohm without burning out the chip, while still giving you same voltage hit time after time until you hit a limit where your batteries should not be fired. It's just a bigger version of the Raptor 20A chips that people are building with. But, just because you have it doesn't mean you should do it.