My new MCV KINGPIN authentic mod
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Looks great. Dont overtighten your battery. Are there vent holes? As juice from your hands and atty seep into every crevice it is important to keep it clean. As you keep firing the switch, the switch will turn and get loose. Be wary of this. It's hard to not twist the switch as you fire it. Do you have any Deoxite for your contacts? I noticed there is abit of pitting and staining on the switch couple already. It's plated. It's a good idea to buff all of that off. It just catches juice and grease and will gob your switch up. WHEN your switch gobs up it can get stuck in the fire position. Never put the mod down without being a million percent sure it is not going to fire. As the switch loosens it comes OUT and will no longer be flush or slightly recessed with the bottom of the mod so when you put the mod down, the switch can engage and fire. I have had them just slightly slightly fire like that, I go to pick the mod up and it's HOT. NOT GOOD. Pay attention to it and be safe[emoji6] If the mod ever becomes too hot or wont stop firing, quickly unscrew the atty. That is your best fail safe for not venting the batt as well as doing good builds within your battery limits of course.
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It dose have vent holes and ya I have switch unscrews as you fire time to time lol kinda of a pain i do not have any Deoxite yet but have been using vaseline small about on the threads I read that was ok to use going to be buying some soon thow I clean it up every night before bed I'm loving mechs there will be more to come
Is it good to use Deoxite on the threads as well and I have to reall spilled juice yet been using rdas for some
Time I been using unregulated box mods so I I'm good on battery safety and done build any lower then .2ohms
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I don't use anything on my threads. I just take a soft dremel brush and clean them with a buffing compound. It keeps them pristine. Just keep an eye on that switch. Enjoy! Vaseline will catch all dirt and grime. I would not use it. No alot is the other product you can buy a Home Depot.
0.4 is right where a top cap mod with a decent switch is expected to be. A direct-to-battery or a hybrid with a good switch would be 0.3 or less.
Well I'm going to test age after cleaning my mod and when I get my silver put in keep in mind that was at .29 ohms so.... So really not bad
1 ohm is ideal I will build a 1 ohm coil
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1 ohm is ideal I will build a 1 ohm coil
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As with most numbers tossed around in the vaping world - 'voltage drop' means little to nothing on its own.
Compare it to the voltage drop of the battery under the same load - with no mod or atty attached - it may actually mean something. Different batteries have different voltage drops at different loads. Not to mention the very same battery may have different voltage drops at different stages of its life cycle.
Not trying to rain on Mr. Outcasts parade! That's one niice looking mod you got there
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