One thing about these regulated mods, especially for the multi-battery ones where you do have more power in the box, is they do sorta protect you from doing stupid stuff. With a mech, it's you, your calculator, and your ohm meter to assure you're not only getting the vape temp you want but also do so safely. With a regulated mod resistance isn't nearly as important (as long as you're in the range of the board) and you just dial your power/temperature to whatever you want and you're done.
But wait. If you never set your batteries using escribe and then vape at 166 with the dual battery setup and don't know your stuff like me. Your pulling 22 Amps from each 20 amp battery (25rs in this case) right?
I don't know. Kinda just feels a little safer to know what your doing and rely on yourself.
I take more care with more batteries whether the mod is regulated or unregulated.
If the chipset fails I wouldn't blame the mod. I'd blame myself for being foolish enough to put 100% trust in a vape device.
But that's just me (Mr. Paranoia)
Thanks for the help though. If I can afford one I might get one.
More for the looks though and possible use of tc.