varible or Mechanical???

[stevegmu]

I thought this thread was in the cat avatar sub-forum for a minute...

 

[davidj523]

Sub ohm is anything below 1.0....

 

[supertrunker]

It boils down to how much responsibility for the vape you are prepared to take.

Get a regulated device - it'll refuse to fire an atty it sees as a short. It'll cutoff when your batteries get low. It'll compensate for a rough old build you whacked in there. But it won't make you a cup of tea. Fragile.

Get a mech - it'll fire anything regardless, even if that vents your battery. You have to decide when to recharge the batteries. A crappy build will give you the crappy vape you deserve. It won't make you a cup of tea either. Durable.

If you can make your coils well, accurately to target and consistently, you don't need puff counters and all the rest.

T

 

[dice57]

I thought this thread was in the cat avatar sub-forum for a minute...

well ya did find the Vaper & the .....cats sub forum

 

[natethegreat728]

i personally like my mech for 50/50 couds/flavor

 

[sketchness]

To me the big deal about the mech v. regulated mod is that the quality of the vape is consistent throughout the life of the batteries. I put a matched set in and vape all day. Swap them with a new set when I go to sleep, rinse repeat.

I can nail a .3 ohm coil every time, and vape that coil all day on my regulated device. As others have stated it is still important to know exactly what is going on with a build. I mean if someone isn't going to spend the time to learn this stuff they should get a nautilus and an mvp.

To bad none of the regulated boxes look as awesome as a mech

 

[mustangii]

wound a coil for one of my Kayfun clones that I got on ebay, I am running it on a TMAX since I don't have a mechanical mod yet. what would 6 wraps of 28 gauge wire work out to be? Decent clouds and flavor. Thanks for the input.
edm

 

[compile]

I'd go with regulated. There are many quality regulated mods (RDNA for example).