I've been drip vaping for quite a while on a nemesis mod and a caravela mod. I decided to step up to a duel 18650 box mod. After having to fix a poorly soldered connection and a loose button I'm rather happy with it. Currently have my mutation x on it using 2 efests but my vtc4's will be a arriving tomorrow. Space is kinda tight inside the mod, I also ordered a led voltage meter and a usb charger chip. The shape of the mod is awesome. Kinda why I got it over the rectangle box's out there. Overall I'm very happy with it. I'm also toying with the idea of converting it to a series box. As with any hobby, always changing lol.
new tesla invader box mod
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Glad you are enjoying the whole vaping experience. Sounds like you found a lasting hobby.
Welcome to the forum and enjoy!!!!!
Welcome to the forum and enjoy!!!!!
I didn't even know Tesla made box mods. Just checked it out on Google and it looks pretty cool. I like how it looks like it fits in the hand well. First thought was "it's ugly..." lol. But I think I would buy one if I didn't already have a few box mods. How do you like the Mutation? I just got a Dark Horse in the mail and it's my new favorite RDA to date! I saw Rip's review of the Mutation X v2 and it looks pretty awesome.
I love the mutation x. My favorite rda to date. Deep well, large post holes, a LOT of airflow. What's not to love? Lol
It's actually smaller than a normal duel box mod. The part you hold is maybe 1/2 inch wider than the batteries. I can wrap my hand around it until my thumb is past the fingernail of my middle finger. (Bear in mind I'm 6ff 4in tall.so my hands are large)
I have been looking at the Tesla and it says it has a mosfet ...is that a type of fuse? If that fuse did go how could I replace it? I usually put a 50 cent fuse in my mods just in case...so could I use one...or two? In this?
Thanks!
Lance
Thanks!
Lance
A mosfet is a type of transistor that acts as a switch in the mod. If all the current went through the actual button, it wouldn't be able to handle it and would probably fail quickly. Instead, the button just sends a small current to the mosfet, and that had two other terminals that let the high current through. They can handle way more amps than any practical pushbutton.
Anyway, they're cheap and easy to wire, so replacing it wouldn't be a problem in the unlikely event it does fail. Just make sure you order from a legit supplier, bacause there are lots of counterfeits.
Anyway, they're cheap and easy to wire, so replacing it wouldn't be a problem in the unlikely event it does fail. Just make sure you order from a legit supplier, bacause there are lots of counterfeits.
There's no mosfet in it. Itsa heat sensitive fuse. I'm working on mine now. I'm not happy with the copper spring contacts nor the lack of a mosfet .
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