MVP2 V.S. Panzer Black Hawk

[Kevinkan2]

Hey guys,
Im currently using an MVP2 with its included top and its great! Still kinda noob at all this vaping stuff though
I was looking around online and this guy was selling Panzer Black Hawk by MCV Phillipines and he said a Aerotank would be given to me as well.

What I wanted to ask was which one may create more vapor. Also, for the Panzer, am I able to just put any random toptank on it and it'll work? Which toptank should I get if I were to get the Panzer?
Thanks!

 

[RBVapes]

Well the Panzer is a 100% mechanical mod. This means your vapor production is completely dictated by the tank / dripper you use and the coil builds you use if going the rebuildable route. There is no concrete answer to say the least. Mechanicals are nice because there's very little to go wrong. That said the vape will be inconsistent over the battery's charge, and it is inherently more dangerous (shorts). I've played around with mechs and still use them when I'm working in the yard or whatever. BUT they key reason I use mechs is to abuse them without much fear. That pretty much puts a $200+ device off the charts.

Think about it, you're paying $240 for a battery tube, spring, and switch. Are they better than a run of the mill magneto in pure efficiency as a conductor - sure. Is it 10X better? I tend to think not. Ask my buddy who has an authentic Poldiac sitting in a drawer.

 

[BoomStick]

E=IR
P=IE
If you don't have a thorough understanding of the above, a mechanical mod is the wrong power supply for you. A variable wattage mod with 30 watts or more would be a much better choice. Being able to have control of both power variables instead of just one allows for better control of the overall performance of an atomizer for new vapers and veterans. A better performing atomizer and a variable power supply with a larger range of output power would be a better next step than jumping into mechs. Mechs are more for rebuildable's while variable devices are for any atomizer.