So the joule reading on this mod - Its not a set to a level and it won't go over that or reading the energy your coils are giving out ?
Its energy the battery is giving out ?
Noticing a couple of mods that have a bypass mode or say DC-DC, is that the same as a mech mod or is there a difference ?
Joules are a measurement of watts over time. They describe and measure the work done by your battery through your coil. When I run my new Samsung battery from 4.2v down to an indicated 3.6v I get about 19k joules. It helps keep track of battery health abd will be an integral part of the temperature protection in the m class.
Bypass mode allows you to fire a mod like a mechanical. The chip acts like a mosfet, allowing the current to bypass the switch and regulation and dump battery voltage into your atty. If I remember right, I believe 84watts is the max rating for your build for the mini run in bypass mode.
DC/DC stands for Direct Current to Direct Current power regulation. Think of it like a hose with a valve. Steady stream in, steady stream out, just like the power supplied from your battery in a mech mod except you can open and close the valve to adjust the size of the power stream. The other type of power regulation it's Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) and you can think of it more like one of those rotating sprinkler heads that pulses the stream to regulate to the desired amount of power flow.
Hope this helps!
Feel free to correct any inaccuracies
