Taking the plunge into mechanicals

Status
Not open for further replies.

Sarin

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Apr 15, 2014
272
203
Looks good to me, the nemesis is a awesome mod, even cloned, and the copper one IMO is the sexiest of the lot. The patriot will work well and is a rated RDA but my only concern are the batteries. Personally i wouldn't buy batteries from FT but each to their own and it is worth noting that they are only rated to 10A so keep the coil ohms at the higher end and definitely no sub-ohming. I would look at getting either efests / Sony VTC 4 or 5 batteries to use in this type of mech mod, especially if you want to lower the ohms in the future.
 

Vaslovik

Account closed on request
ECF Veteran
Jul 5, 2013
3,189
4,489
Well, dual 1.8 ohm coils, if each is that resistance, will get you .9 ohm, which is good and safe IMO, and your mech is a good one, I'm not familiar with the batteries not having used them. If you are building with an ohms target I assume you have the means to check your ohms on your builds, and so far it sounds good. You may have a bit of a wait with Fastech though.... they aren't that fast.
 

Forkeh

Super Member
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Feb 16, 2012
910
660
California
You're going to want a multimeter, and an ohm meter too. But they're cheap. $5 for the multimeter at any hardware store, and $10-$15 for the ohm meter anywhere mods are sold.

And I second the Sony VTCs recommendation.

EDIT: Oh, well then, sounds like you're about good to go if you've got the meters. Just make sure you understand ohm laws and volts and amps an all that. Here's a nice reference. I use it constantly: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-discussion-safety-battery-info-warnings.html
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread