RE; Hybrid mods and mechanical mods what volts or wattage does it give out?

[whyycharles]

Hey, im still fairly new in vaping and just got my hands on a ihybrid mod and a mechanical mod. How do i know what volts of wattage does it give out? Im used to using a vv, and can adjust to what i like? So how does these ihybrids and mechanical mods work? Thanks!

 

[darkhood]

They put out whatever the batt does, unregulated. So if you have a batt that comes off the charger at 4.2 volts and slowly drains that's what you'll get. Mech mods at least, not sure about the ihybrid.

 

[StaircaseWit]

They're best with a low-resistance coil. Every "luxury" mod is meant for the same thing: low-ohm vaping. They aren't great for 2ohm+ vaping.

 

[Fury83]

Voltage will be whatever the battery is putting out at the time (let's say 3.3 to 4.2 volts depending on how long off the charger) minus whatever drop from the mod or load. Wattage is entirely dependent on the resistance of the attached device.

 

[whyycharles]

oh so if i have aw 3.7 and a 1.5 ohm atty then it gives out 9.13 watts?

 

[guppy]

With mechanicals/hybrids, you adjust your ohm instead of adjust volts or watts. Stronger, hotter TH build a lower ohm coil. Want lots of vapor with a smoth TH build a low ohm coil with plenty of airflow and direct the airflow towards to the coil(s).

 

[ukeman]

Yeah....

With mechanicals/hybrids, you adjust your ohm instead of adjust volts or watts. Stronger, hotter TH build a lower ohm coil. Want lots of vapor with a smoth TH build a low ohm coil with plenty of airflow and direct the airflow towards to the coil(s).

agree, but if you just started vaping, this won't make a lot of sense to you because you didn't try a typical atomizer with very low Ohms...
for you 1.5 Ohms is what is readily available in conventional atomizers - as LR the lowest.

VV or regulated devices won't really allow much less Ohms than that...

Now your iHybrid and mechanical will not have an "amp limiter" which is there for "safety" ... that much voltage/watts could trash the electronics... so you can go below 1.5 Ohms with RBA atomizers...

Typically LR lower than 1.5 would be too hot and harsh, so guppy points out that RBA's have air flow designs to allow for a smoother vapor.

A "Luxury" mechanical will have contact points between battery and button and atomizer the are designed for pure power from the battery to the atomizer... no filters more or less... so it will provide the power to fire the super low resistance RBA... which SLR is determined by the coil you wrap.

That all said, don't use an atomizer that is more than 1.7 Ohms because you'd need a vv or vw ...

The reason the iHybrid and luxury mechanicals ( i like that descriptor) are so popular is because the vape is out of this world!

 

[ukeman]

Oh I forgot to tell you, you need to use IMR batteries for super low resistance ... you just do.

 

[thebong24]

Hybrid mods r just the same as mechanical its all about marketing... u can put aga-t+ on any mechanical and call it hybrid... connections make the difference... im sick and tired of this hybrid that only make the atty and the tube fuse together but thats my personal opinion... its the look that make u pay more but for me ill never ever gonna get a hybrid... sucks to think they all the same... ill get a cheap mech mods and mod the connections and ull get the same effect on the high end mech mods... just my 2 cents... anyways u can get a multi meter to see the voltage drops on ur ihybrid or mech mods... get a decent battery like imr and wrap a coil under 1 ohms and it will blow u away! Good luck and happy vaping!!! also u can get a kick and regulate it

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