what mech mod
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I am not quite new to vaping i have been vaping for a few months my igo w rda just died and i dont have the money to buy one now but i started my job today so hopefully in a couple of weeks i can get a new one
Yeah what happened to it? Anyways there's so many clones out there. I prefer a magnet setup like the fuhattan, but having a lock is nice too. There's so many options it really just boils done to preference. There isn't a best.
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If a cheap but functional mech is what you want, it'd be hard to beat a nemesis clone from fasttech. There are, however, serious safety issues with mech mods, and it is a challenge for even an accomplished builder to make one hit well. I'm a mekkie from way back and I love 'em. I also don't mind helping people learn how to use them. But I don't recommend them to people who have been vaping a few months, or whose RDA died, or for whom funding is a problem. You can buy a new iStick 30 for 20 bucks online; a functional mech clone plus 2 decent batteries and a charger will be at least twice as much.
$20.05 Authentic Smoktech Magneto Mechanical Mod - telescopic tube at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
It's $20, it's authentic (not a clone), and it's a solid mod w/ a magnetic switch. I have one and love it. Just keep all the threads and the switch clean and it will be a great piece of gear.
It's $20, it's authentic (not a clone), and it's a solid mod w/ a magnetic switch. I have one and love it. Just keep all the threads and the switch clean and it will be a great piece of gear.
Yup. All the contacts are brass. It disassembles easily for cleaning. It has a reverse threaded locking ring on the switch. It was my ADV for about 6 or 7 months. My ol' lady's kid is using it now with an Atlantis and my old KF Nano.
Hard to beat an Infinite made Stingray Clone or a Shenxi made Panzer Clone.
Prefer the Panzer to the Stingray as the Panzers have a recessed Bottom Button with inverse threaded Locking Ring.
Those both have Copper Contacts which are superior to Brass.
Prefer the Panzer to the Stingray as the Panzers have a recessed Bottom Button with inverse threaded Locking Ring.
Those both have Copper Contacts which are superior to Brass.
Don't think I could part with mine. I still use it all the time. My Dark Horse, coiled .65, is on it right now. I came close to buying another one last month, but passed on it in hopes of finding another V1 used somewhere ;-)
I can +1 on the Magneto for a first-time mech mod. It's what I started off on, and it was fantastic. I still keep it around in the event of an emergency, though it's beat to death now. All kinds of weathering/scratching/natural patina'ing. I call it the "Mag-Beato" because it's definitely a "beater" mod. My friend torched his Magneto and it's a deep purple color, almost blue in the light, but unfortunately in torching it he de-magnetized all his magnets -- the button is pretty much non-functioning -- and somehow created a load of voltage drop (dunno how?) It's literally the coolest-looking thing I've ever seen, but it's not functional in the least. Anyway..
My main question is: Why do you want to go the mech mod route? Is it the form factor, or something about the bottom switch design? There are a load of regulated mods that could likely accomplish whatever you're aiming for in your vaping experience, and I'm almost always in favor of regulated mods over mechs (especially for newer vapers).
My main question is: Why do you want to go the mech mod route? Is it the form factor, or something about the bottom switch design? There are a load of regulated mods that could likely accomplish whatever you're aiming for in your vaping experience, and I'm almost always in favor of regulated mods over mechs (especially for newer vapers).
+1. Definitely go with a regulated. Meching is a lot of fun, but it's not a game for the new vaper.
Instead of telling people all the time not to get one, why don't we help them learn how to use it? They do have some advantages. No electronics to fail. They take up less room.
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I can, and often do, help people learn how to use mech mods. I have not done so in this case because I do not care for the responsibility. For my part, I like to see some solid commitment to safety before I will go there. Other persons are free to make other choices, of course.Instead of telling people all the time not to get one, why don't we help them learn how to use it? They do have some advantages. No electronics to fail. They take up less room.
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Instead of telling people all the time not to get one, why don't we help them learn how to use it? They do have some advantages. No electronics to fail. They take up less room.
We all started somewhere
Not telling people not to get one, just questioning the motivation behind getting one.
I've met people who are shocked to learn you can get clouds without using a mech mod.
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