I just got my 18350 batteries yesterday. efest IMR's and they fit perfectly, but I've also modded the lower pin to allow the spring under the negative post full movement. I love the size of it with the shorter batteries!
My wife lost her mod that had AW 18350's but the length was identical to both the flat and nipple top Efest 18350's that we have.
It was a pristine condition ver 1 Vmax with a brand new ViVi tank, two hours is all she had it, I should have known better than to let her take it out of the house.
I have always wondered. Is there pro's to mech vs circuits. I am curious and would like a mech. But, I also am a bit timid(scared...) just in case something goes wrong. Any advice.
Well I made the trip to Charlotte and got one.
My first "real" mod. Got two EH 18650's. I'm still very much a noob, but performance is similar to my 1000mAh e-go "T2" (meaning I like it).
I'm looking for some wire locally so I can rebuild the nova heads that I have right now to around 1.0. - 1.5 ohms before I think I'll notice a huge difference, notice more performance issues when using high-resistance coils, but it's still a solid experience. I plan on getting a kick in the future to alleviate those concerns.
I need an RBA.
Button is stiff, but I expected that with all of the reviews that you guys posted, so thank you for the head's up!
Now to go spend some more money and piss off the bear(wife) a little bit more. Need wire of both types, wanna find some ribbon kanthal to play with, a kick, a couple of RBAs, more clearos and SS wick, some more batteries....
Holy expensive hobby batman!
Which store did you buy from? I was at the store on smith corners blvd last Friday and looked at the only one they had.. it's nice and there's been several times I wish I had gone ahead and got it.![]()
I'm liking mine, still have to dial in a few things on it but for the money and simplicity it just can not be beat. Can wait to see what to will do around 1 to 1.5 ohms and polished contacts.
.9 all sand contacts=vaping heaven, .04 drops in that ohm![]()
This whole "voltage drop of a mod" is hogwash and myth (except in the case of a serious failure of the mod).
Read this, carefully: Voltage drop under load explained well.