Check this Vmod XL out that ChopperSyltes is selling. It looks awesome!
I have a new love a 3 ohm 357 on a kicked vmod xl o yea
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3.0ohm on 10watts?
9.3 watts
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How did you know its 9.3watts on the pot?
I didn't I put a meter on it it was reading 5.3 volts and I did the math. So its 9.36 watts
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hows the battery life @ 9.3watts?
its not my colour, but mod is faaaaantastic !!Check this Vmod XL out that ChopperSyltes is selling. It looks awesome!
Has anyone tried the 4.7 volt Meglodon battery sold by electronicstix in the XL ?
Until The Kick becomes more widely available looks like a reasonable bet for $6.50.
@Azcraig, since we both like the Cisco Coil and in particular the HH.357, what is it exactly that you like better about the Aero? Of my two. 357s one is finicky and going back for rebuild, the other is just incredible, perfect, and I'm ordering a couple Aeros on your recommendation. I think the chamber under the coil makes the HH.357 especially ideal for dripping.
I've been trying so hard to make my HH.357 510 1.5 ohm short barrel perform as well as my Aero 1.5 510 on the XL and it just won't do it. The HH.357 on the XL makes me spit out juice so much I look like I'm dipping.The Aero hardly ever floods, rarely spits juice into my mouth and produces more vapor and taste on the same battery (at the same discharge state).
You hit the nail on the head, I've had consistently awesome experiences dripping with the HH.357s but it has been almost impossible to make them hit that well on the XL. That chamber under the coil that makes them so perfect for dripping makes them hard to manage on a bottom feeder.
The Aero is the atomizer that turned my XL from being a potential paperweight into being my (current) main PV.
I've been playing around with the idea of creating a fixed wattage regulator using a capacitor based circuit for my XL. I.e. instead of providing a constant voltage/amperage for as long as you hold the button, this would provide a 3 to 4 second constant ~8 watts at 1.5ohms and then when you depleted the capacitor you'd be down to whatever the battery could provide. While you aren't holding the button the capacitor is recharging. This should be a simpler/cheaper circuit to implement but as it stands right now it would have to be an "outside" the XL kind of mod. (Breadboard strapped to the side).
Hopefully this doesn't need one of the coke can sized capacitors the kids use on their car stereos.
Whatever I come up with, I'll make the design Open Source (of some flavor that allows for commercial use).