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shops shouldn't sell mechs to newbies, within 5min of chatting to someone its easy enough to gauge their knowledge level. where that becomes difficult is with online purchases. unless something along the lines of a questionnaire needs to be filled in, in order to be sold a mech, but that may end...

this is more fear mongering, by people who have an issue with vaping. that looks like damage from a guy firing a blank cartridge at his face, hence the powder burns. Vented mods with IMR batteries don't blow up like that. @Silver is right, that regardless of the facts, the masses will just...

But thats the point, better is a matter of opinion. But i guess its like anything, guys will charge what people will pay, and that doesn't have to equate back to what the things actually worth, or the ultimate quality of the item in question.

I guess it comes down to what you're looking for. theres a paradigm shift thats taken place. it used to be that mechanical mods were the peak of power... thats now changed, there are regulated mods capable of pumping out 2500W. I think its just another reason, to go regulated.

The V1 will hit a lot harder (V2 can only go up to 6V) but the V2 is safer and has significantly more battery life

So, i guess another question would be... Why don't mod makers, use for example the board from a evic vtc mini (i've seen them around and a about for between $15-25 each) way cheaper than boards from either YiHi or Evolv, and despite that, they're solid reliable boards. Then they can use a proper...

But hasn't this always been the case with perceived "HE" gear? Back in the days when tube mods were more popular, remember how expensive some of the authentic were? where as the clones, which were made with the same raw materials and tooling, were often less than 10% of the cost? Sure economy of...

It is not a mech mod.... its regulated by a variable voltage PWM board. LG HG2's or Samsung 30Q's should be fine.

well, it was in my hands

16A, ain't safe, the temperatures that thing was getting to, ain't safe neither.

I suspect you'd have more like with a can of spray paint.

you don't need to use salt. literally immerse the copper in lemon juice for a minute or 2, and then dry it off.

To clean copper, lemon juice works a treat, just don't leave the lemon juice on it too long. for polishing, brasso will work.

They're very nice, i'm running a SX350J-V1 bit of a curve with getting used to them, but they're excellent.

DNA boards have been known to do the same exact thing, be warned. AFAIK the most reliable board around is the YIHI SX series of boards. But @Spydro and @Silver nailed it. high end is less about cost, and more about just getting the job done, while having to endure as little hassle as possible.

TBH my favourite squonker is still the dripbox 160W, for the way i vape, there just isn't anything that fits better.... yet.

TBH isn't like how it is with most enthusiast grade stuff? Just because the price is higher and the materials are better, doesn't necessarily mean its better. in other words theres still some lemons to be had, that said when the stuff really is good, its really really good?

20 days from 2 and a half years

yup, i'll be there Some garden furniture, and umbrellas out in the carpark to the left of the entrance would be really awesome for people to sit and talk kak, and build and stuff.