Stentorian AT-7 Box MOD

[USMCotaku]

https://www.heavengifts.com/product/Stentorian-AT-7-Box-MOD.html

Not sure how to classify this one I came across.
Listed as a 100 watt device, but it looks like it is set at a steady 4.2 volt output. So as long as your build is sub 100 watts at 4.2 volt, it's like using a mech with no drop off (hopefully). Design looks interesting. Kind of a sci-fi look with a steam punk air to the inside.
Internal 3500 mAh battery, listed as an RC quadcoptor battery.... some will find that as a downside, some will not. I will withhold judgement on that part till I see how efficient the chip is, and how long a charge will last..... and how long it takes to charge.
Looks like the chipset is American made, and can run .1 to 3.0 ohms.

I see various pics of the logo and on board light lit up in different colors.... hopefully that is user adjustable.
Something about this mod reminds me of all the fun toys and gadgets I've wanted over the years.

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[DancingHeretik]

Am I seeing this right? An $85 built-in battery?

 

[r77r7r]

Yay, tired of passing on mods because of the removable battery. This RC battery is probably better than some internals that just have a regular batt soldered in.

My 2600 Zelos charges super fast and lasts a very long time.

RC lipos ftw.

 

[USMCotaku]

what makes the battery choice a win is RC lipos are known to have good "c" ratings.

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[USMCotaku]

One is set to arrive tomorrow. I'll be on set as usual, but thoughts will be posted once I get the chance to play with it.

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[Bad Ninja]

what makes the battery choice a win is RC lipos are known to have good "c" ratings.

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Is the cell replaceable without soldering?
Or another disposable device after the cell stops?

 

[USMCotaku]

Well, she's in my hands....... takes both of them, cause she is huge [emoji38]
Operation is straight forward. 5 clicks to turn on, 5 to turn off, that's it. Like a mech, you control wattage by your build. Battery life...... I've run about 3 ml through a dropper, and two tfv4 tanks through it on the charge it came with out of the box (which is never a full charge)...cause I haven't had the chance to charge it. I did plug it in to make sure the charge port worked.... and discovered it does not do vape while charging. May not be an issue if the battery can last all day on a full charge.
It has a very sci-fi look to it, like something you would see in an episode of battlestar. Adding to that look is the light up logo and two LEDs inside. I do wish there was a way to turn them off.....but with a mod this large, stealth vaping is not a factor.
It's well built, with zero rattle. The large fire button covers the whole atty side of the mod. It is nice and click, and will fire wherever you press it from.
As large as it is, the top is beveled, so a 24 mm topper is the largest it will take with no over hang on the front and back (with room to spare on the sides).

As far as future battery replacement, I will have to open it up to be sure, but it seems like it is probably soldered in, but the battery is placed inside a box, where the light up logo is located, so I can't see it to be sure.

All in all, it's a fun device, a conversation starter. But not a pocket carry all day vape....unless you have big pockets, and a belt, or risk your pants falling down [emoji38]

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[cooladdict]

Neat! I am very curious to hear how long it runs on a full charge. I have nothing at all against internal batteries but I like 'em to be substantial, especially if you can't vape while charging! Cool device and great first impressions!

 

[Bad Ninja]

A $1 plug connector at the battery allowing the user to replace the cell if necessary, would make this a mod winner.