Your entitled to your opinion and to give me a thumbs down. I always welcome feedback and always willing to explain myself for those that listen.
It's not called arguing, but rather, it is called handing out useful information. Get it?
Handing out useful information means making a counterpoint, not trying to dispute test results. Get it?It's not called arguing, but rather, it is called handing out useful information. Get it?
...which is PRECISELY what I did.
Useful is a matter of opinion. If you truly just want to share information you would say your piece and move on. Now you are arguing with me over arguing.
Well I don't have a definition of hot and warm. And I didn't measure the actual temp but when I have 3 mods at 150 and 2 are cool to the touch and the other isn't then I call it hot. I mean it's not gonna burn you but it's noticible. Same way I say the tfv12 gets hot I can still touch it and not get burned but it's noticbly warm. At this point it's semantics
I already tried to point out there are a shit ton of people out there who share my opinion. If that's not useful, then to be HONEST, I don't know what is, and, your starting off an argument and then telling me to move on isn't helping this already derailed thread get back on track, either.
There are also a shit ton of people who said the rx200 etc had good 510 pins as well. And a shit ton of people that have the opinion the world is flat, the moon landing was faked, 9-11 was an inside job etc etc.
If you scroll up you will notice I already described problems with the 510 on older models. So what exactly are you trying to prove here?
The point that because a bunch of people say something doesn't make it true. Which seems to be your only stance that a bunch if other people agree with you. I made several well thought out posts with points and explanations. Feel free to rebuttal if you wish since that's what you said you wanted. But seems like you ignored all those ones?
Similarly, just because you say the 510 on the RX300 is still garbage as opposed to it being reasonable quality considering the pricing on this mod doesn't make it true. Circular debate is circular.
Except I explained exactly why I felt that way. And you've still ignored 95% of my responses which just leads me to believe you have no reasonable rebuttal.
Except I explained exactly why your feeling that way doesn't mean others should feel that way. And even if the wire does break off I have my RX2/3 as backup, and by the time the metal fatigue of the wire kicks in I will have bought a new shiny or two or three (or four) because a lot of people on here feel that I will so I'm not too worried.
That's fine for you. What about people who don't have the budget to replace a mod every 6 months and rely on their 1 mod for years to keep off smoking? If I had to pick 1 mod only to have for a while and rely on it I wouldn't feel good with the rx300.
Now you are just assuming that there's a reasonable chance the wire actually will break off faster than most people buy new mods. Having an affordable mod and yet another affordable mod as backup is what I'll rely on to keep off smoking because telling people to rely on just 1 mod for years is horrific advice. I don't care if the 510 is made from unobtanium.
Well until you respond to me rebuttals earlier I really have nothing left to say. It's not just about breaking it's about stability as well. Most people don't work around electricity enough to have a healthy fear of it. I've seen smart people think something is "ok enough" and ignore my advice to save a few bucks and they wound up melting 500 feet of 4/0 cable and had to replace it anyway costing more money. Corner cutting on a 510 pin is a huge no no and not worth the money. And once again I wrote a long rebuttal that you ignored so unless you can respond with something other then "because you said so" I really have. Nothing left to say
I have experienced zero stability issues with either my RX2/3 or my RX300. Also safety regulations around electricity where I live are pretty strict, I don't use my mod as a hammer I just vape on it, and most importantly without proper evidence all you have left is FUD.
Wow so much butt hurt over buying a 2nd attempt remake of a janky mod to begin with. At least the 1st crap did 155 max (Djlsb) even though it claims and reads 213. Then 149... And the non existent TC burning everything to hell, maybe that's what the FDA is using against us for carcinogens in testing. And why use mech batteries in a mod that doesn't require stupid high amperage, 25rs vtc5as are quite suitable. She's mad lol
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The RX300 gets warm and can eventually get hot enough to likely damage the internals, although doubtfully cause any fire sparks or explosions if use is ceased before a very long consecutive use time.
My TFV12 sits flush and secure on the RX300 which I leave attached as it's superb and incredibly improved from the TFV8 engineering. I can't get leaks if I tried to. The air holes on the bottom of the tank wide open and a V12-T12 coil, 80% VG 3mg nic. e-liquid vaping at 189W with air holes gaping...running on four married new Sony VTC5A 18650s from liionwholesale (tested before sale). That's a powerful bast@rd of a mod. I just still am unsure if I should switch to the LG HB4 Mustard 30 amp 1600mAH (according to mooch and my experience, I agree they're not 1500mAH as LG claims) or remain using the 2,600mAH 25amp VTC5As. The life is long but I also get enough out of four HB4 LG Chem 18650s believe it or not. At least compared to the HB6s, which seem to die 20% faster.
RTFM = Read The Fucking Manual (specifically, the part of it that explains "Temperature Alert"). I chain vaped it at 160 watts today, and it still got only slightly warm... whereas my RDA got too hot for me to still be able to continue chain vaping it so quite the opposite experience of "the RX300 gets hot".
I had already read your posts before I hit the reply button, and we're on the same page, as we both agree that the RX300 can get warm, but that the socalled "reviewer" in the video we have been discussing has blown this fact completely amazingly out of proportion... not to mention all his other BS. I was just being sarcastic about it.
I am new to coil building, but my 1st coil build was a dual coil staple staggered fused clapton build at 0.11 ohms, that looks pretty clean complete with nice even spacing, etc., and that I currently still vape on. My 2nd coil build was a single big alien coil that's in another RDA.
Dude not to come off like an ass, but out of proportion? As a reviewer my job is to inform people. that simple, if ti gets warm, it's worth mentioning. It's not like i said it's gonna blow up in your hand. it gets warm, i reported it as such. simple. You've been vaping for 3 months? how many devices have you used to compare and contrast? I've been vaping for 5 years. I've used well over 80 devices or so. I currently have about 60 mods. If one is getting warmer then the other I would be a shitty reviewer if i didn't mention it. Whats your background as well? I work in power generation, I've warned people about their 4/0 cable overheating from the amp load. smart people, journeyman electrician who blew it off because he didn't want to spend money renting more cable for an extra run per phase. and then I watched it melt and he had to replace the melted cable and rent the correct amount. Wismec has been notorious for under sizing their wire. using 18ga when it should be 14ga or at least minimum 16ga on their RX200 series of mods. I'm not sure of the ga on the rx300 but again it was worth mentioning.I had already read your posts before I hit the reply button, and we're on the same page, as we both agree that the RX300 can get warm, but that the socalled "reviewer" in the video we have been discussing has blown this fact completely amazingly out of proportion... not to mention all his other BS. I was just being sarcastic about it.
Well if the difference between warm and hot is just a matter of semantics to you then maybe you should consider mentioning that in your review as opposed to keep mentioning that you test stuff, when the reality is that you haven't shown any temperature readings at all. You aren't even sure about the wiring inside the RX300 because not MAKING sure is precisely how you like to do your "testing" so, just because you asked, my background is mainly in IT (both software and hardware, including testing, quality control, and systems engineering).
He is doing a hardware review not a teardown. He is also providing tested wattage data. Give the man a break or feel free to do these tests yourself. You are acting like an armchair jockey.
He claims he does testing, so then why should I do his tests for him? In addition, he claims the mod gets hot, and that it is unacceptable so where's the factual test results to confirm this, and how exactly does the wire in the RX200 series of mods prove anything about the RX300 when it's already clear his "facts" can't truly be facts?
Nobody asked you to do HIS tests for him. You want a tear down test so do one. He is testing equipment he bought and paid for. Are you willing to do the same?
I don't need to be sure about the wiring. If it's heating up it's a bad sign. Let me put it this way since your in IT as you claim. If you have 5 servers in the same room and one of the servers is much warmer to the touch then the others would you walk away and ignore it, or would you bring it up and say hey I think one of the servers is getting close to overheating. That's essentially what I'm doing. I tested the rx300 and the g320 at the same time. Both are 300 or more watt mods both were very hot at 300+ but the g320 was cool to the touch at 150 and the rx300 wasn't. It was noticebly warm. So it would be pretty shitty of me to not bring it up in a review.
Lmao thank you. Dude just doesn't get it. So focused on one statement saying I'm wrong but not offering any proof. Especially when he admitted himself he feels it get warm but doesn't think it's a big deal. The most likely candidate for the internals getting warm is the amp draw through wiring that's too thin. Which is basically what we do as vapers. We run high amps through thin wire to heat it up so it can vaporize liquid. The concept seems lost on him
No, I wouldn't think one of the servers is getting close to overheating. Instead, I would essentially put my money where my mouth is and do a proper test to arrive at true facts.
Lmao test for what? It was a comment I mentioned. I don't know why you are so hung up on it. It was an observation based on usage. It's not the reason I didn't recommend it. But it was worth mentioning
Test for whether the higher temperature is a factual bad sign or just false alarm. And no, it's not just about the operating temperature of the mod, but also what you said about the 510, the wire, touting your own personal opinion as fact, and simply accusing other reviewers without backing up your accusations with facts, i.e. the whole tantrum of "you can like it all you want but it is still bad nevertheless because I say so and so do my nonexistent fact, but you still gotta believe me because I am the only honest reviewer there is and my 60 mods are proof of how totally honest I really am".
Lmao yup the inconsistent output in watt mode was really just my opinion lol.Test for whether the higher temperature is a factual bad sign or just false alarm. And no, it's not just about the operating temperature of the mod, but also what you said about the 510, the wire, touting your own personal opinion as fact, and simply accusing other reviewers without backing up your accusations with facts, i.e. the whole tantrum of "you can like it all you want but it is still bad nevertheless because I say so and so do my nonexistent fact, but you still gotta believe me because I am the only honest reviewer there is and my 60 mods are proof of how totally honest I really am".
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