Hahaha, another condescending prick comment.
Well, let me quote you once more.
Hahaha, another condescending prick comment.
Well, let me quote you once more.
You have taken my comment out of context
Point is still the same. He tells he got a single 18650 mech, and the context is the same. he is asking for recommendation for his specific setup and you tell him that he need 0.1 to 0.15 build, and not even considering anything else than what you personally prefer.
You wont stoop to my level, yet you were the one between the 2 of us who started the condescending BS.
Deny deny deny all you want, your told him that he need 0.1 to 0.15.
3 of us commenting in this thread, you called 2 of us pricks, youâre obviously a troll, so I wonât be feeding you anymore.
I know youâll comment again because you feel you need the last word, youâre welcome to it!
Yeah i call you a condescending prick because of following comment.
Of course i will comment, when you are calling me out, then you can call me a troll all you want.
At least i am not the one who tells people new to building for mechs that they need 0.1 ohm builds on a single 18650.
What you need is to try to find out what people want and need, before you tell them what they need. What i was trying while you were busy telling him what he needed and didnt need, was to find out what he for a fact actually wanted and needed.
Okee dokee. I think some valid points were raised here. I donât have much experience in this department but letâs sum up the conversation:
Opinions vary.
Mech mods are not regulated and more caution is needed (especially for beginners) and it is crucial to make sure you understand ohmâs law, your batteries true abilities, and your rda/rta/etc. before attempting a build and a vape.
Higher ohm builds are âsaferâ than lower ohm builds but will result in less power and heat. This may not be a satisfying vape for some and coil ramp up will be increased.
Lower ohm builds may be more satisfying and more popular, but they carry some risks that should not be discountedânamely battery venting. Again, caution and care should be used. They require more power but will give more heat and a lesser ramp up time.
Mech mods are considered more useful when building with lower ohms. Higher ohm builds are better suited to regulated devices.
Bottom lineâŚ
@Zugmaschine can build for his mech however high he wants to. Whether he should or not and if he will get the vape heâs looking for only he can decide. Either way, Zug, it doesnât look like a higher ohm, lower watt build is going to give you an instant vape like youâre wanting. Youâre going to have some sort of trade off.
(Did I get everything?)
Pretty much sums it all up.
Just want to point out that when it comes to ramp up material and gauge matter a lot. You can get pretty close to an instant ramp up at high ohm builds too, as long as you use âcorrectâ material and thinner wires so you wont need 20 wraps.
Nice sum. Thanks!
Yes, @JoJo ⌠nice sum up! Thanks for⌠well, you know⌠fixing the thread.
@Zugmaschine ⌠I was kinda wondering whether or not you would ever return to ELR after all that hubbub.
I still use a mechanical mod!
I havenât used a Squape E, but, a Kayfun V5 is probably not far off from that RTA.
I primarily twist SS 316⌠single wrap and twisted pairs, anywhere from .5 ohms to 1.5 ohms, depending on my mood, juice vaped, and what RTA or RDA Iâm using. And guess what⌠all of my setups work pleasingly perfectly on a Mech Mod.
Just say mech mod and people go bat shit crazy! That setup looks way to familiar bud. You can find me running round w/ mech tube or Kato hammer w/ kayfun5 @ .5. I dont like ramp up time and battery life w/ heavy metal builds so twisted kanthal for the flavor is where i stuck. At home i sit w/ a notorious parallel box w/ an rda @ .2
Ainât it the truth?!?!
Iâm getting a little verklempt at the moment, thinking about the Kato I gave away to my daughter a while back⌠what was I thinking? Oh, well⌠made her happy. Maybe one day I can get one back in my possession. Though⌠Iâd rather have this:
$225 of lovely!
Technically, with 0.1-0.15 Ohm weâre putting the battery in âshort Circuitâ @35 odd amps Iâd say: not a good or clever idea!
UnlessâŚ:
Youâre very skillful!
Know what youâre doing!
Studied a lot how mech mods behave.
Got plenty of spare charged batteries and last but not least:
Very aware of how your whole setup behavesâŚ
To gain that type of experience you need time, knowledge, lots of builds and test with the same atomizer (different atomizers behaves differently and youâd have to start up again⌠but at that time you should know what youâre doing)
Lumentumâs advice was because far too many kids on FB and beginners reading them, are whooeing the .1 build (Iâll say it again: .1 is a Short! wouldnât even think lower then that! ) on a mech tube for CC without even taking care of their equipment, knowing the Ohmâs law on a thing thatâs as dangerous as a gun.
Gentlemen, weâre shorting a lithium battery, like it or not!
Itâs with a tecnique and experience that we are making it work âsafelyâ
Donât want to carry on with a flame, but weâre talking about safety⌠not vaping!
Weâre adults and know what we do, but still we have to be carefull in what we tell people to do and make them well aware of the dangers they might? have to faceâŚ
I apologize if I sounded a bit dumb, but i wanted to share my thoughts about the .1 Build
BTW I do .15/.2 builds as well and love them, but I know what Iâm doing on what.
Look at this video and 25.00 into the video and see what Mooch is saying about the VCT5A. He basically says that the Sony VCT5A can handle 70amps and even higher around 29.40 into the video.
Saying that a 0.1 build is a short is also kinda not true depending on what kind of battery you are using of course.
But as always if you are experienced enough to go that low or lower you also use the best battery available to avoid eventual venting or other issues that can occur.
Always educate yourself on batteries, builds, ohms law and whatnot to make the experience as safe as possible.
This is my last post in this thread, just wanted to show how good the Sony VCT5A actually is and that you got some headroom when using it.
I have also Kayfun V3/V5. They are both nice too.
Ok all debates aside I just received my mechanical mod from yiloong and have a dual coil build at .26 with a single vtc4 not really getting the vape Iâd like so thinking of going to .18-2 ohms
I guess the ramp up time is a bit high and the vape is kinda cool.
Yup exactly kinda blows lol
Iâm sure the vtc4 can handle .15 lol