what would you do?

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FL8VCR8VR

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ok in a world where you dont care about milliamps because you dont mind charging and changing batteries because you have 12 bays to charge batts on (1 6 bay, 1 4 bay, and 1 2 bay) and money isnt a problem either. Your only concern is firing LOW and drawing HIGH amperage like whats needed for the TFV4 and Alein claptons built low in the .08 to .2 range what would you buy? I have had most batteries under the sun I bought about 20 batteries 2 years ago ranging from purple efest 2500mah to vtc 3-4s I had a situation twice that I failed to lock my mech and once I stood up on end and they fired till they were untouchablely hot not sure if it was the battery or the RDA that cause the heat but the point is they never vented not even close in fact I still use the Efest that was crazy hot till this day with no issues. I would say I was lucky though! so with the givin paraeters what would you do? what would you buy? I use a noisey cricket a SMY GOD 180 (have married batts for this) and various mechs. Thanks for your input!!!
 

rice721

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1. A DNA 200 box mod that uses 2 18650 batteries. Boxer DNA133. Realistically I bought one. Great form factor, easy to carry due to its weight.

2. Sigelei 213: less than 90, realistically fires up to 120W without a problem. Small form factor, easy to pocket, light weight. Realistically got one on preorder.

Yea form factor matters so does the weight of the device for me.
 

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The DNA200 will fire lower then any device on the market. Mines fired a .03 build once. For high amperage, lipos would be best.

Personally I'd buy a Reuleaux DNA200. It uses 3 18650's and has 2x the battery life of most DNA200 lipos mods on the market. Also the battery will be swap able for when you run out. Unlike most DNA200 lipo mods where you can only recharge the device iteself when the battery runs out. Only downside is that it is bigger and heavier, also not as good for high amp draws like a lipo, the battery life makes up for it though.
 
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