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Woody213

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So I am thinking about picking up either a dual 18650 un reg or a big ole reg (Sigelei 150 or IVP3 etc). I have 1 single 18650 box, 5 tube 18650s and 1 26650. I used to have a Smok Xpro BT50 but it got knocked over and the threads are shot in it. I keep meaning to fix it but Im lazy as shit. So I was wondering about grabbing either a dual unreg or a big reg. Not really sure which though. i used my BT50 regularly with an Atlantis v1 tank, lock the buttons and shove it in my pocket, but I can always throw my Atlantis on my Manhttan and that damn switch aint gettin pushed on accident. On the other hand I have so many mechs now I keep wanting something diferent.
 

dionysuskiss

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Since you already have a lot of mechs, why not give a regulated another try. The ipv3 li is a solid performer, IMHO. Plus, with the TC, there are more possibilities to explore.
 

BoomStick

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I personally refuse to vape nickel wire and I'm familiar enough with the setup and use of my atty's to not have a problem with dry hits. I also don't like ipv products. All opinions of course. My experience with the Sigelei 150 (non temp control model) along with reports from many others of their experience with it makes it a device I highly recommend to people looking for dual battery, big power mods. Fires down to .1 and has a power limit high enough for most vapers. Pretty much lets you run what you want, how you want. Having fixed voltage limits your options more, much more, than having adjustable power. Something like a sig 150 (or big power ipv if that's what you prefer) lets you build the coil geometry you want without worrying too much about the resistance measurement. Then you just dial in the power you want. I vote for a low resistance capable, big power box. Sounds like you have plenty of fixed voltage stuff. Try some big adjustable power. Just my thoughts. Happy hunting.
 

Neunerball

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I'm using mech mods and regulated mods (Sigelei 75W, 100 Plus, 150W, & IPV4S). The mech mods mainly at home though. However, even at home, I still prefer to use my regulated mods, 'cause I don't have to change/charge batteries as often.
 

Sir Vapesalot

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My favorites right now are the snow wolf 200 and the IPV d2.

The snow wolf is well built, powerful, has TC and battery life is great! It is pretty much one mod that can do pretty much whatever you want, and will accommodate any vaping style.

The IPV is small, powerful, has TC and will fire most any build you put on it. Battery life at higher wattage isn't the greatest, as can be expected as it is a single 18650, but mine will last six hours or so per charge. I love mine, regardless of what I am vaping on, the IPV is always with me, even if it is a backup....

There's so many choices, and so many great mods out there...
Read reviews, if you have a b&m go check out what they have and handle as many as you can...let us know what you get!

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Woody213

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Im not sold on TC. And I heard the snow wolf has some weird start up ticks (hit it once to turn it on, hit it again then 5 to unlock every time). I was looking at the Sigelei ive never heard anything bad about it but then again ive never heard anything bad about the IPV3 thought the 4 had some ticks i guess
 

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