Thinking about an inexpesive mechanical mod

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CloudZ

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That's one concern I have with mech.mods. I'm not sure I'll like that getting a good vape that diminishes as the battery dies. Also I see these batteries say not to drain below 2.5v. With a mech mod how do you know when that occurs. I guess I'll test them in the provari and get a feel for it over time.
That is true. The vape slowly diminishes with a mech. Once you feel like its getting too weak, you just put in a fresh battery and put the other one on the charger. I really start to notice around 3.6 V, so that's when I do the swap. It's usually after several hours of vaping on the SLR coils, which definitely suck a lot of power. The good part is that shallow discharges are less stressful on the battery than deep discharges.
 

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I git the China GG. Don't do it in telling you it leads to wanting the high end stuff lol

PV in one hand Galaxy Note 2 in the other, so there will likely be typos!

I haven't even got my "cheap" one yet and I'm already eyeballing the expensive ones. Lol. If I like how the mech mod works in general I already have plans to upgrade. Vaping purchases never end. Ummm don't tell my wife. :eek:

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2.5 and 3.0 wick. And 32 gauge wire. And a 12 inch by 12 inch sheet of stainless steel mesh. The wire runs a little higher ohms than I wanted. Just ordered some 28 an some 30 off ebay. Ebay is the place to get kanthal wire. 3 something for fifty feet of 28 gauge. 4 something for fifty feet of 30 gauge. Free shipping on both.
Right on! I'm about to get a RDA and try my hand at some wrapping.
 
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