Sigelei 213W or Fuchai 213W

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ian91

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As far as I know, the only difference is that the Sig 213 uses Fahrenheit for TC while the Fuchai 213 uses Centigrade. Apparently, neither of them work well in TC mode. I own a Fuchai and love it but I only use Wattage mode. Just ordered a second one. Seems that most people who strictly use wattage, love the mod while everyone else hates it!!!!
 
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I forbid you to buy either one :p

All kidding aside though, who wants to support a company that operates the way they do?

As soon as the word got out there was something seriously wrong with the 213 they changed their warranty policy so that it would become basically impossible to get any service at all.

It's up to you of course, but I'm never buying another sigelei product ever again after this fiasco.
 
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I've never tried TC so that's not huge but I did read there were warranty issues.

Any other suggestions on a smallish dual series mod?
If you like the look and form factor of the ahem....."213" you might want to check out the iPV 6X
It is very similar in looks, but will have a Yihi chip.
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If you like the look and form factor of the ahem....."213" you might want to check out the iPV 6X
It is very similar in looks, but will have a Yihi chip.
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My iPV4s is my daily carry, love it but the fire button is getting... sketchy. Sometimes ya gotta kinda wiggle it to make it work. I was thinking about a 5 to replace it. The 6 looks like it has a decent shape and l think I know why they did it but I'm not digging the 510 in the middle on the 6.
Are you a low power vapor or a high power one? (<25W or >25W)

The iStick TC100 or the Cuboid are both decent mods and inexpensive. The former is a parallel battery configuration while the latter is a series configuration.

Or if your pockets are deep you could get a YiHi SX Mini Q.

Well, not crazy high but usually between 30 and 50 watts.

That Cuboid is pretty decently priced. Less than $40.00 US is pretty tolerable. I'll have to see if I can dig up the weight. I have a Dovpo Guardian 1.5 that's my house mod cuz it weighs a ton!
@chief63 You're not a fan of the Cuboid I take it?
 
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Yea, that IPV400 has caught my attention too. I like the looks better than the 6 personally.
im really liking the look of it... but until I see a cotton burn test i'm not diving in head first like I did with the sigelei 213! it's a yihi board so, it should do what it says it will. I hope ;)
 

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Cuboid is a great choice due to being a dual 18650, reliable TC, and solid design. Upgraded firmware gives you 200 watts

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Good to know, thanks. I did order a Cuboid, didn't know about the firmware upgrade. I doubt I'll ever need 200w but would be nice to have.
 
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