Hello got MVP v2 4 ego battery's 1000mahx2 900mah and 650mah should I get mech mod for rba"s using protank s and evods at the moment but looking to do more tinkering with things rebuilding my coils on the heads of the evods and protank s but I am chasing the clouds at the moment so what do you think
Should I get mech mod
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Ah yeah, they are fun and have a serious kick to them, just got a Youdee V10 and loving it....
Your MVP is fully capable to do rebuildable coils, without resorting to getting a mechanical mod just for that. You just won't be able to do sub-ohm builds, and you shouldn't start out with those in the beginning anyway.
Once you have been successful building your own coils and find it to your liking, then make the decision to buy a mechanical. Also look into micro coils as an alternative to sub ohm builds - they are far safer and have less requirements for special batteries.
Also consider cartotanks as an alternative to clearomizers for more flavor and vapor. Cartotank Setup Guide
Information Resources for Your First RBA
Once you have been successful building your own coils and find it to your liking, then make the decision to buy a mechanical. Also look into micro coils as an alternative to sub ohm builds - they are far safer and have less requirements for special batteries.
Also consider cartotanks as an alternative to clearomizers for more flavor and vapor. Cartotank Setup Guide
Information Resources for Your First RBA
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I think I am just becoming a bit of vaping hardware junkie I have got the stuff I have after just 7 weeks of vaping going to have to get a new big box to house all this stuff but I am defo hooked on hardware also looking at the zmax as there is a shop near to where I am working that has it for 69 English pounds and I want one better not tell the wife!
You should get a Reo. It's mechanical and more than just a battery holder.
However, the MVP is probably your best bet to begin building coils with first. Make sure you get 32 gauge Kanthal for builds on your MVP. Since it is regulated, you cannot really go much below 1.2 ohms.
However, the MVP is probably your best bet to begin building coils with first. Make sure you get 32 gauge Kanthal for builds on your MVP. Since it is regulated, you cannot really go much below 1.2 ohms.
It will run at 1.2omh done that already I think it show non which means short if I go below that been using 28awg I think it's 0.30mm I am in the uk so we buy ours in metric format but that is 28 awg I think correct me if I am wrong works very well any hoŵ best th and flavour
I have ever had from an ecig just wouldn't mind going a little further with my messing around
I have ever had from an ecig just wouldn't mind going a little further with my messing around
A micro coil is not an alternative to a sub-ohm coil.
A super-ohm coil is an alternative to a sub-ohm coil.
A standard, wrap-spaced coil is the alternative to a micro coil.
A micro coil can be super-ohm or sub-ohm.
A standard coil can be super-ohm or sub-ohm.
A sub-ohm coil can be a standard coil or a micro coil.
A super-ohm coil can be a standard or a micro coil.
A super-ohm coil is an alternative to a sub-ohm coil.
A standard, wrap-spaced coil is the alternative to a micro coil.
A micro coil can be super-ohm or sub-ohm.
A standard coil can be super-ohm or sub-ohm.
A sub-ohm coil can be a standard coil or a micro coil.
A super-ohm coil can be a standard or a micro coil.
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