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Omg if I would have found this I would have ordered this for sure. Which I could right now.. but, vaping budget..
Excellent deal
Sigelei Zmax V5 AVP Telescope Flat Top Kit Variable Volt/Watt
Excellent deal
Sigelei Zmax V5 AVP Telescope Flat Top Kit Variable Volt/Watt
yes I saw the fasttech one you linked but for just $2 more I would rather have it come from the U.S. instead of shipping it back to China.
This is the fasttech link
$49.18 Zmax RMS 4-in-1 Variable Voltage Electronic Cigarettes Set with 0.75" OLED Screen - 2*18650 / Stainless Steel / US plug at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
Nice
So what is the difference...investigating...
Manual : http://www.smoktek.com/assets/images/ZmaxUserSettings.pdf
RMS setting
Vamo V3 "specs"
http://pcrepairaugustaga.com/vamo-v3-ecig-guide/
Really wish they would make em with a passthru/charge setup!!!!!!!!!!!! (my next APV will be one with a passthru) My first PV was a Totally Wicked Tornado RCS but its not a APV and is regulated to 3.3vdc...but it DOES have a passthru/charge function!!!
I know the INNOKIN iTaste VW and MVP brands have passthru on em, but not the SVD...fooey
On defects from fasttech, when you get a customer service ticket, you ship to somewhere in Fl. I have read somewhere on ECF...
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I see it can read if there is a short or low ohms..but does it have ther resistance display like the Vamo 2 or 3?
Yes, but you have to drill down to the option with the button...Vamo V3 has the hold the up wattage button down for like 4-5 seconds and it automatically displays it
why don't just get a provari? mine has worked flawlessly for the past year and a half
or a dna20d device, powerful thing indeed
or a dna20d device, powerful thing indeed
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even better, if you don't want to spend more than $100
skip all the chinese PWM, get a cheap mechanical for less than $50 (even a $20 ~ $25 will work) and buy a kick 2
best of both worlds!
skip all the chinese PWM, get a cheap mechanical for less than $50 (even a $20 ~ $25 will work) and buy a kick 2
best of both worlds!
Is this a reputable vendor?
I totally would but I'm to new to deal with the safety issues.
eric, with power regulated devices you will be safe
I meant to say, get a cheap mech, then add an EVOLV Kick 2
it will give you consistent 5 to 15 Watts
yes, the kick 2 can handle sub-ohms (as low as .5) but also up to 3.3 ohms with ease
It's up to you what you add to it
once the kick 2 is in you will not exceed the amp limit of the batteries (the kick 2 has an amp limit of 6 AMP, it won't fire above it, most IMR batteries have a 10 Amp limit)
so 45 bucks for kick
say, 30 for a chinese mech
$75 will give you much, much better performance than a ZMAX / VAMO / SVD / heck even provari (which I own and love)
The chinese PWM chips are bad IMO, I have a SS VAMO and it's the only device I regret buying
Looks like this is a wholesaler only. No ordering from there I guess..
This is a question I've been pondering myself for about three months, and tonight I finally decided to order an iTaste MVP v2.
Just seems like a good choice all around. The V2 has the stuff the V1 was lacking like the Ohm reader and variable wattage. Doesn't require any batteries or charger, just order the kit and you're done. Plus the battery life will be better than anything 18650 based. Should only run you between $50-70 shipped depending on where you get it.
Just seems like a good choice all around. The V2 has the stuff the V1 was lacking like the Ohm reader and variable wattage. Doesn't require any batteries or charger, just order the kit and you're done. Plus the battery life will be better than anything 18650 based. Should only run you between $50-70 shipped depending on where you get it.
I get one of the MVP v2's do I really need to get an cartomizer/atomizer ohms meter?
Looks like this has it all..I think I want one too
Looks like this has it all..I think I want one too
You don't really need a seperate meter unless you're building your own coils. The built-in meter is just fine for double-checking the resisitance of pre-built stuff.
Yes, I build my own coils. Right now I am using a multimeter which is rather awkward to hold. Just missed out on a multimeter yesterday and a sale on an MPV, dang, guess it wasn't my day yesterday..but then again I probably couldn't afford the MVP yet.
svd 18650, provari 18650, mvp1
RHP
What's topping the one on the far left?
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I believe fast tech offers a six month warranty.
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I have a vamo and an SVD and the SVD outperforms the Vamo and is of better build quality. I'm sure the mvp 2.0 is going to be good too. Innokin is putting out solid products that are coming in under $50 on FT.
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