Depends on coills And batteries mostly. Quality and materials used in mod are important as well. I get more then 30 hits from a single 18650 tube, so it should be more than that on a parallel box but I can talk about it since I don't use one. You can pull that info from steam engine for any specific built, it saves a lot of time and experimenting with different coill combos.
Very nice! Do you mind me asking if they are authentics? I'm in the clone budget lol.
I don't build stupid low so it lasts as long as if I was on a regulated mod.
It's like anything. The lower you build, the more current you pull from the battery, the less time the battery will last.
Thanks, I understand I just don't think I would use a tank on a mech. I don't have a box mod parallel mech. If I had that maybe it would be different.
Depends on your vape style
I almost bought one of those, a clone though. I use in the .3 range. I can see that.
As with all mechs it just depends on on the Mech and what you're putting on it is what determines the build. I have in that picture the Boreas with a 1.1 ohm fused Clapton on my Piglet, very nice Vape. And today I've got my Crown with a 0.4 ohm fused Clapton on a single battery tube, very nice Vape.
Thanks for the heads up! I'll check it out.
Hearts... You can use RTA on hybrid mod as long as 510 on your RTA is protruding. I use Moonshots , Limitless, Goblin mini, Serpent, Serpent mini, Silverplay Nano and Kayfun,... All on hybrid mods. Only non hybrid mod that I have is 24mm Subzero Shorty which is a very nice mod but pita to adjust that 510 connection. There is some very nice hybrid mods out there.
Everyone has different preferences so there will be many different opinions on which are top 5 mech. I like hybrids and least amount of adjustment needed. One of hese are always in my hands, have several others but don't use them often.
Rogue looks great, is that switch adjustable for depth or always protruding? I like how the whole switch assembly goes into the tube.
No they don't exist. 510 is positive connection so it is always connected to positive post in conductive manner (metal to metal) ,threaded or welded. How do you think circuit can be closed if 510 (+) is connected only to insulator???
What would you suggest?
You screw it in as far as it goes depending on length of the cell. It also pretty much adjusts battery rattle and secures everything together. Also, the spring is made out of some special material i forgot the name, eliminating conductivity in the coil.. so no hot button.
Wright's Copper Cream, works very well
It doesn't exist. It is always metal to metal connection. Nice video,.. Screw type 510 is there to hold (+) positive post secured to the 3 post design deck, it is NOT meant to be unscrewed ( adjusted) that's the most common misconception.
Try soak in vinegar or lemon juice.
Shit a month? My shit will only hold shine for 3 or 4 days and thats with daily bufing with just straight microfiber. I got the same copper goon with copper rogue setup.
Thanks for info on Rogue switch. That Rogue/ Goon combo looks awesome as well. Nice setups my friend.You screw it in as far as it goes depending on length of the cell. It also pretty much adjusts battery rattle and secures everything together. Also, the spring is made out of some special material i forgot the name, eliminating conductivity in the coil.. so no hot button.Being a thick copper tube with no metal spring, hybrid top and only threaded part is the button house makes it the powerhouse it is. Nothing comes close to it imo. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk
Where the F did you find a Lethal...even if its a clone??? I cant find a Triple Lethal anywhere since I sold my authentic a while back
Can you link me to please, I found a clone for 27 but don't know how well it is compared to the clone you found.
