Newbie, and gonna have a lil fun with modding!

[VapHer]

Hello everyone! So my current PV is an eGo. Nothing fancy. A few batteries, some clearo's, and juice gets me vaping easily. Decided I'm going to have a lil fun and try out a Mod (although I know nothing about mods... AT ALL...)

With that said, I'm gonna learn

Purchased a K100 Mod Kit (Below)



Tips of the trade are welcome!!
Happy Vaping

 

[degnr8]

Welcome aboard fellow modder! Check out the modding forum Modding Forum

It's on the ECF homepage, but you have to scroll way down. I would do a nicostick or flashlight mod first. If you get stuck go ahead and ask whatever questions you have.

 

[degnr8]

Oops, I thought you wanted to make a mod. That's a straight forward mech. Just put the batteries in, attach your carto, tank or whatever (with the juice in it of course) and push the button.

 

[Ryedan]

I love my K100 mechanical. Use it with a AGA-T RBA set up with very low resistance coils. You said you know nothing about mods, so here are a few pointers on the K100. It is mechanical so there no electronics in it. Nothing to protect you from shorted coils or over discharging batteries. If the batteries you get with the kit are protected, all that should be taken care of, as long as the batteries protection circuitry does not fail.

It's is not a mod that I would recommend for a newbie. I use unprotected batteries to not limit the available power. I check the battery voltage off the charger most times to make sure it's not over 4.2. I check the voltage again as I sense that it's getting low to make sure it's not going below about 3.4. If I sense a shorting coil I fix it right away. I would not use anything other than RBA's on this mod. There just is no point in my opinion. If you decide to run with this mod, please learn about mechanical mod safety issues. They can be very rewarding, but can also cause grief. Best of luck with it