SmokTec Magneto

[mndh1007]

I really want 2 get one of these in an 18650 set-up... I read that they have a 510 connection... Can an Aspire Nautalis. Mini fit on this set-up since I'm kinda gunshy about building an rda?

 

[eyerhere]

Almost all mechs have a 510 conection unless it is a hybrid. So yes nautilis will work. Have you read up on battery safety?
Super impotant with any mech!

 

[mndh1007]

No what should I read also where do I find out about ohms law and building coils cuz I'm gunshy but tempted

 

[eyerhere]

Check out baditude's blog he is our resident expert on anything battery.

 

[YKruss]

Baditude's blog - http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/4454-7-information-resources-your-first-rba.html

 

[mndh1007]

Thanks for the help

 

[classwife]

Moved to Mechmods from APV Discussion

 

[Blackboar]

Mech mods work best with low resistance coils, since you are relying on the charge of the battery minus the voltage drop of the mod/atty to determine what voltage your coils are getting. IMO, for a Nautilus or any tank system that uses prebuilt coils, you'll get a better Vape experience using a regulated device like an Istick or a dna box mod.

For the magneto, I'd stick with rebuildables since your build controls how you want your resistance to be.

 

[Miata GT]

I really want 2 get one of these in an 18650 set-up... I read that they have a 510 connection... Can an Aspire Nautalis. Mini fit on this set-up since I'm kinda gunshy about building an RDA?

My opinion? I wouldn't get a mech mod to fire a 'fixed' ohm clearomizer. Variable power works better to tune in the vapor and flavor. Get an MVP, etc.

When you're ready for mech I would recommend just about anything but a Magneto. I have a v2 and love it, but I rarely use it due to massive voltage drop. There are better choices.