Nope, but honestly I'd get at 24mm like the X1Besides the esthetics is there any noticeable difference in performance? Thank you for reply.
Personally I prefer 24&25mm RDA'S so I would say do it. 24&25mm is just the right size. The extra build room is very nice without being the monsters like 30mm.I am trying to figure out is it worth to get a 24 mm version of my favorite atty, but I am not into regulated mods. There is also few new attys that are available only in 24mm size , that are intriquing to me.
Got attracted by Kennedy because of its switch that reminds me of SMPL on steroids. I like simplicity of it.
I would disagree on it being a 'waste'. I also have 22 mm's i.e. a continuous current Jux. Do I notice a huge difference between my 22's and 24? Not huge. But that roundhouse gets the most use and I have rare more expensive 22's that are just sitting. Roundhouse gets the most use.Wouldn't waste the money on the roundhouse and the difference between 22mm and 24/25mm tubes is, if designed properly, the 24/25mm will be more conductive/less voltage drop because it is denser
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What is denser? Copper has same density in 22 and 24mm tube?Wouldn't waste the money on the roundhouse and the difference between 22mm and 24/25mm tubes is, if designed properly, the 24/25mm will be more conductive/less voltage drop because it is denser
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Except for the fact that it's 2mm denser? Hense why my 24.7mm aluminium Rouge hits as hard as my copper 22mm jux thanks to the thickness of the mod and the button constructionWhat is denser? Copper has same density in 22 and 24mm tube?