As promised I would give you my review on the Velas once I had a chance to use it. So when you take it out of the box the first thing that comes to mind is how light it is and that overall the look and feel is cheap. The stickers were a big mistake and look like crap, The battery cover is 3d printed and is friction fit, no magnets. That may be part of the reason it's so light. I like the overall shape but it's close to the asMODus Minikin 2 which I happen to like a lot. It's a little larger but overall has a decent feel to it. The 510 seems ok but only time will tell. it seems solid and the spring loaded pin has plenty of travel.
Overall the chip performs well. It gives me the options for Ti and 316L which I wanted but not much beyond those options. I threw the OBS Nano on top of it with a 24ga kanthal build @ .47Ω. It is a very good vape.
As for the Nano, another tank that is easy to build. They did it right on the post holes and have a nice hard stop for the wire to lay on to ensure good conductivity. I placed the large oval AF hole pointing at the coils and the smaller round one coming from behind and that seemed to work well for me. The flavor from this tank is real good.
Only one thing threw me off, how small (overall size not the build portion) and light the deck was and all the build deck space. With the AF not on the base it looked a felt real strange, like something was missing. Well that because there is, all the metal built around a tank using bottom airflow. All that being said, plenty of room to build.
So the mod, meh...... it probable will stay on my desk and won't travel. I wouldn't pick up another or suggest it to anyone but it works. If you still dance disco it might be good to take it dancing
The Nano, I see another one or two of these in my future.
