What's up guys. I just ordered the smok xcube 2 from China. Should be here in the next few days. Got a few questions for you.
First off, does anyone have personal experience with this thing? I've used mech mods for my whole vape experience and really wanted to get something new with at least 150w and TC. All the reviews I've read lead me to believe that this thing is amazing. Anyway, not sure what I can expect from the batteries with this thing. I only own Sammy 25r batteries and usually build my coils from .25 to .6. Is this thing wired in series or parallel?
This leads me to my next question, I have the Kangertech Subtank and am considering upgrading to the Smok TFV4 because of the triple and quad coil capabilities. The triple is at .2 which would really be pushing the limits of my batteries and I try not to push anything lower than .25 just to be safe. The quad coil comes in at .15 which definitely won't work with my batteries. Has anybody had experience with this tank, with the quad and triple coil setup I can't imagine it'll be any different than the dual clapton coils and quad coil builds I run in my RDAS right now, but it'll be more convenient and would let me leave the cargo jeans at home so I can use the tank on the go and drip at home. The subtank sucks, after a day the coils taste nasty and it's collecting dust on my shelf now because I'd rather drip on the go than take that thing anywhere.
So, my next question is, does the box being wired in parallel or series affect how low I can safely push these batteries. I know my amp limits, but I'm not sure if the wiring affects the amperage being thrown at the batteries.
This leads me to my last question, what batteries would you recommend for safely going down to .15 and still having some amp headroom. I've been looking at vtc5s on amazon, but I'm open to other suggestions as it seems most of them scream counterfeit.
Thanks in advance, looking forward to hearing the responses. I consider myself well educated with vape gear but the only thing I don't have down perfect is series vs parallel and how they affect the batteries.
First off, does anyone have personal experience with this thing? I've used mech mods for my whole vape experience and really wanted to get something new with at least 150w and TC. All the reviews I've read lead me to believe that this thing is amazing. Anyway, not sure what I can expect from the batteries with this thing. I only own Sammy 25r batteries and usually build my coils from .25 to .6. Is this thing wired in series or parallel?
This leads me to my next question, I have the Kangertech Subtank and am considering upgrading to the Smok TFV4 because of the triple and quad coil capabilities. The triple is at .2 which would really be pushing the limits of my batteries and I try not to push anything lower than .25 just to be safe. The quad coil comes in at .15 which definitely won't work with my batteries. Has anybody had experience with this tank, with the quad and triple coil setup I can't imagine it'll be any different than the dual clapton coils and quad coil builds I run in my RDAS right now, but it'll be more convenient and would let me leave the cargo jeans at home so I can use the tank on the go and drip at home. The subtank sucks, after a day the coils taste nasty and it's collecting dust on my shelf now because I'd rather drip on the go than take that thing anywhere.
So, my next question is, does the box being wired in parallel or series affect how low I can safely push these batteries. I know my amp limits, but I'm not sure if the wiring affects the amperage being thrown at the batteries.
This leads me to my last question, what batteries would you recommend for safely going down to .15 and still having some amp headroom. I've been looking at vtc5s on amazon, but I'm open to other suggestions as it seems most of them scream counterfeit.
Thanks in advance, looking forward to hearing the responses. I consider myself well educated with vape gear but the only thing I don't have down perfect is series vs parallel and how they affect the batteries.
