SOMEONE Enlighten me about rebuildable atomizer

[kamasu]

I own a steam machine and using it on my zmax. People say that you should use it on a mechanical mod and other says you want to use it on an electronic mod. I was also thinking of buying the Cobra anyone have good advice?

 

[mostlyharmless]

It will work on both. The only difference I can think of is that you on the zmax you'll be able to adjust the voltage/wattage as each coil ages. On a mechanical you're stuck if the juice you're using doesn't taste good at that voltage.

 

[elmattias]

It will work on both. The only difference I can think of is that you on the zmax you'll be able to adjust the voltage/wattage as each coil ages. On a mechanical you're stuck if the juice you're using doesn't taste good at that voltage.

ditto to this....another thing i'll add is that if you get a short you have the potential for FIRE AND EXPLOSIONS on a mechanical mod....you are fine using it on your Zmax though, i actually prefer my RBAs on a variable device

 

[Ryedan]

kamasu, as elmattias said above, using a re-buildable on a mechanical device can cause the battery to explode in a worst case scenario. This is where I would use a 2 cent fuse.

 

[kamasu]

Hmm... ok what you guys are saying make more sense than what the vape revolutions guys where talking about. Thank god i bought the epipemod that has their own version of the 2 cent. Would you guys think that sufficient it by epipemods.com

 

[Thrasher]

Any of the 2cent or brake chips will/should work fine. (good luck on the cobra, been in line for over a month now)

 

[DizGrizz]

If you prefer simple, there are "mechanicals" out there with built-in short circuit protection. One I have is The Boss from SmartVapes Vape-Boss Mod. Not a bad deal at $35

 

[Fah-Fah-Fooey]

ditto to this....another thing i'll add is that if you get a short you have the potential for FIRE AND EXPLOSIONS on a mechanical mod....you are fine using it on your Zmax though, i actually prefer my RBAs on a variable device

thanks elmattis for pointing this out, i was not aware of this fact and have an iHybris and a precise plus coming so i will have to order some 2 cent fuses.

 

[MattBott]

If you prefer simple, there are "mechanicals" out there with built-in short circuit protection. One I have is The Boss from SmartVapes Vape-Boss Mod. Not a bad deal at $35

The Boss Mod (while an awesome mod) is not a mechanical mod. Mechanical means no electrons, not even the button. And 99.9% of the time, no wires.