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Sorry to say, I have not a clue.
My addiction keeps telling me I need a regulated squonk. So far, no interest in RDAs is a good thing.
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Yeah, they are getting harder and harder to find. I picked up a 'backup' from Breazy about a month or so ago. I didn't particulary WANT a blue one, but I have to admit, it's a very nice blue. It will go well with my blue Nudge 22, or Pulse 22.
I checked and Breazy has since sold out as well. I think all the had left when I got mine was blue and red.
I'm honestly really spoiled by the Pulse 80w right now though. Between how lightweight it is, and the battery capacity I get with a 20700, I can overlook the fact that it's a tad larger than the RSQ.
No worries.
Yeah, I keep looking at regulated squonks, but I can't decide which one. Plus, the RDA thing, and needing batteries and a charger and an ohm reader and coils and wicking and... I guess once I've got the ohm reader and charger purchase out of the way it won't seem so bad.Thank you.
Yes, The rabbit hole is deep.No worries.
Thank you.
I am a mech squonker dyed in the wool. From my vapage V-mod to my purchased new, three year old SL/LP Reo Grand, and many in between, I have not wavered.
Now, I'm getting the itch.
Floris box and 75C? Inbox? Therion BF? RSG? Dual battery? 2X700? 250C?
I've waited this long...do I continue to wait? Is an indestructible Aegis squonk around the corner?
I have little to offer if you are actually TRYING to buy....Best of luck!
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Sorry, thought I found somewhere else that had them in stock, no go.
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This is incorrect. @Zaybeee was asking about building low sub-Ohm coils and mechanical (unregulated) devices. In a mechanical mod, the voltage supplied is what the battery has at its present charge state. A fully charged Li-ion battery supplies 4.2v. If we have a 0.50 Ohm coil, Ohm's Law tells us that our electrical circuit will have to carry 8.4 Amps, since Amps = Voltage / Resistance.
The lower the Ohms (resistance), the higher the Amps (discharge, or current). The higher the Amps, the faster the battery is drained and the higher the probability of a battery failure.
Decreasing the resistance to 0.20 Ohms means the circuit must carry about 21.0 Amps, which exceeds the safe recommended discharge rate of most batteries being used by vapers today. Exceeding the 20 Amp limit is inviting a battery failure.
Mechanical mods should only be used by experienced vapers who understand the dangers of accidentally causing electrical circuits to fail and know how to take steps to avoid such failures.
Neither the Pulse nor the Luxotic is a mechanical device. Both have circuitry that protects against rookie mistakes like building too low, over-discharging the battery or installing the battery upside down.
I think I will move to krma rda(clone). Entheon has a good flavor but there is small room for juice.
Yeah I like the weight of the pulse 80w for carry outdoor.
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