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You and Me Both. for $2-$3 more you get first run from Sony
For about the same price you get LG or Samsung
I've been using these and they are working outstanding:
http://www.gearbest.com/batteries/pp_242228.html
Local vape shop recommended them. Then I found them on gearbest and placed a good sized order, but 2 of those are getting me about 8 hours (~15ML juice) with the x cube 2 at around 80 watts.
http://www.gearbest.com/batteries/pp_242228.html
Local vape shop recommended them. Then I found them on gearbest and placed a good sized order, but 2 of those are getting me about 8 hours (~15ML juice) with the x cube 2 at around 80 watts.
I haven't had a problem with my purple 3100 mah efest batteries. I have 3 sets in my Dovpo Emechs and no problems at all. I think I paid $14 pair for them on sale and back when I bought the E Mechs and batteries, was having a bear of a time finding anything that would get me through the day without a recharge. Actually holding up better than the E Mechs...
For those that have not gotten their winnings gift yet:
I've been at this for a while, not like some of you. None the less, I sub ohm to the max, to the point I rarely but do talk about it. I do my math and take my time. But I push it to the max, and honestly I regularly push it well past the max, as a daily vape. But I do know where I am with it all.
Now look, with the triple coil they give us alone, that setup is pure wild.
The way they are able to manipulate the harmonics produces an absolute and completely different vape experience.
I've sat here running various coil setups on two different RDA's, immediately switching between a mech and another VV/VW device, just completely different and very interesting to say the least. I'm surprised someone more versed in sinusoidal waveforms have not commented on this yet.
None the less, the things is more than just a shiny bluetooth enabled beast of a coil latest technological advance in vaping.
I've been at this for a while, not like some of you. None the less, I sub ohm to the max, to the point I rarely but do talk about it. I do my math and take my time. But I push it to the max, and honestly I regularly push it well past the max, as a daily vape. But I do know where I am with it all.
Now look, with the triple coil they give us alone, that setup is pure wild.
The way they are able to manipulate the harmonics produces an absolute and completely different vape experience.
I've sat here running various coil setups on two different RDA's, immediately switching between a mech and another VV/VW device, just completely different and very interesting to say the least. I'm surprised someone more versed in sinusoidal waveforms have not commented on this yet.
None the less, the things is more than just a shiny bluetooth enabled beast of a coil latest technological advance in vaping.
Oi. From the sounds of it I don't even know if I'ma have the money for enough juice to use the tfv4 regularly. Hopefully the regular rba doesn't use as much. Lol. I know mine is getting sent out today. Keep checking fedex for that tracking. Oi. Lol
I don't know any of the technical crap you just talked about, but the quoted line is kind of what I've been saying since I received the package.
This is a mod that I can grow in to as I learn more about rebuilding. This CAN also be ran as a beginner very basic mod with a tank - which is how I'm using it now.
The possibilities just seem endless and to be honest I don't see changing from the x cube 2 until something with all the features and power comes out in a smaller size. The TFV4 tank I don't see giving up anytime in the foreseeable future.
I am more than pleased with the set up.
Right, I'm only a curious hobbyist not well versed in electrical theory and the likes.
But this thing is truly something completely different. At least that I have experienced.
Sure I've had my beak wrapped around just about everything out there at the local shop, but I do use daily only two, now, devices of the likes, For reference. I've been a mech guy for years, this, and using some very old school devices. So I consider myself at least able to decipher the differences.
And damn! It's no longer about power power power.
You are right. At some stage power will become irrelevant, and for me I'm there. I haven't even taken this baby over 100 watts. 80-85 is my sweet spot and I don't see a need for more, yet.
One thing about the TFV4 that doesn't get much talk is the drip tip. It is quite amazing getting cool air with the warm vapor.
Ok, so I've built a single titanium coil, 10 wraps, 3mm 26AWG titanium. Set TCR to .0004, temp at 500F, vaping like a charm. Wicking was no problem. Pretty decent flavor, great vapor and juice consumption plummeted, and power peaks around 60 watts.
It's not as good for flavor as a really good dedicated lung hitting RTA, but better than most. I'll finish this tank off and try out the dual coil deck next. And that's the biggest negative about this tank, can't diddle with your build without draining the tank first.
It's not as good for flavor as a really good dedicated lung hitting RTA, but better than most. I'll finish this tank off and try out the dual coil deck next. And that's the biggest negative about this tank, can't diddle with your build without draining the tank first.
I put the TF-V4 in at first, with factory coils, interesting for sure.
I'll run a build on it later and see what can be done. Wicking here is everything it would seem.
Are there any non tank users out there?
How does this thing work with a dripper?
How does this thing work with a dripper?
All Day Long!
It is just a Regulated Mod.............with a lot of bells and whistles
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