Sorry but no. A variable wattage device allows you to change the wattage on the fly without changing your atomizer or battery. Trying to wedge this in by arguing semantics is just going to confuse things for new people.
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on a pure theoretical way it is as the battery diminishes but still, there is a context here and in it mech mods aren't variable wattage
Agreed. All I meant was that the wattage you pull from a mech mod is controlled by the ohm of your coil(s) NOT by a button or switch.
You people getting all up in arms about wording is ridiculous.
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Because we all only have one dripper, right?
Jeez. This whole thing was blown waaaaay out of hand.
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in an industry driven by switches whether that be mechanical or electronic, that is not 'control'. your definitions of the english language are distorted at best and have no relevance to the proper terms in vaping.
That's what we're here for
I can change the wattage on my mechanicals anytime I want to ................... it just takes a little longer to replace the coil than it does to push the button on my VV/VW PVs is all.
In the end, changing any one of the three (volts, watts, or ohms) will automatically change one of the other two. So it makes no difference which one you change.
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The OP was asking what was "lacking" in a mech in comparison to a VV/VW mod. the only point I was making was that mechs will also output differing wattages depending upon the build of your RDA/RBA.
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cool thanks - i forgot the stillare doesn't have a 2 piece top cap. i think you will like the 2.5, the air holes are bigger in the newest version.
i really like mine.
Vapor shark rDNA. Literally just got in my hands minutes ago. Smok RSBT RBA on top.
My new Emerald Green Provari V2.5 with extension cap, tank ring and Nautilus
Aspire tank.
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quick question for the users in this thread: how do you post direct url photos? i see the option, but when I try, it always gives me the "remote file too large' error message, regardless of the size of the image. Thanks!
uncheck the box that says " Retrieve remote file and reference locally"
Also you can download photo bucket and just copy photo link to clipboard and copy link on your responses.....once your space has been used up here on ECF you will have to use an outside photo hosting service..
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Finally got a photo of all my mechs to date. Sorry, it's a cell phone picture, and I didn't shine up my mechs before hand.
Stingray, Chiyou, Maraxus, Flip V3, King, Nemesis. All clones. I wish I could afford the real thing.
Stingray, Chiyou, Maraxus, Flip V3, King, Nemesis. All clones. I wish I could afford the real thing.
Here are the rebuildables I have so far
3D, Kraken, Nimbus, Enigma, Taifun, Kayfun Lite +, Trident, Patriot. Mostly clones. The 3D is a very bad clone. I've never gotten a successful build on it without it springing apart when I pump it. The posts are wonky.
3D, Kraken, Nimbus, Enigma, Taifun, Kayfun Lite +, Trident, Patriot. Mostly clones. The 3D is a very bad clone. I've never gotten a successful build on it without it springing apart when I pump it. The posts are wonky.
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