When you’re first starting out, you don’t need to worry about your wire. A bag of cotton balls is super affordable, and it’ll last forever, so don’t cheap out. Most vapers prefer organic, unbleached cotton. The cotton is going to function as your wick, so try and buy good stuff.
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Make sure that your battery will fit into your mod before buying it. With mAh, the bigger the number, the longer the battery lasts. Besides that, the other thing to consider in a battery is mAh (Milliamp Hours). As a result, I go with the IMR batteries, but that’s just a personal choice. Non-protected batteries (IMR / Lithium Manganese) don’t have this safeguard, but when they vent, they do little more than get awfully hot. The problem here is that if something does go wrong, and the circuitry fails, protected batteries vent violently, with flames and / or explosions. Protected batteries (Lithium Ion) have a bit of circuitry in them that is designed to shut them off if anything goes wrong. Over-stressing a cheap battery can cause venting, which brings me to another issue: protected batteries vs non-protected (IMR) batteries.
The lower the resistance in your coils, the more amps you’re going to draw from your battery. Get a battery with no less than a twenty-amp limit. The most important factor when choosing a battery is the amp limit. The battery, along with the charger, is one of two things you should never cheap out on in the world of mech-mods.
Find out what people like and why, and you’ll be able to make a better informed decision. Go and watch Grimm Green and Rip Trippers on YouTube. Finally, look for an RDA that people like and review well. It’ll still run a single coil just fine, and with that handy adjustable airflow feature, you’ll be able to adjust the RDA to suit your build, while maintaining the option to get adventurous. You may never run two coils at once, and that’s totally okay. This allows you to get more vapour without fiddling with super tiny coils. When you run two identical coils parallel to each other, the resistance is cut in half. Dual coil capability just means that there are three posts inside the RDA, making it easier to run two coils at once. The lower the resistance of your coils, the more airflow you’ll need, so if you’re going to be experimenting with different coil builds, it’s great to be able to tinker with your airflow too. Generally, higher airflow = more vapour, and lower airflow = more flavour. Adjustable air-flow just means that you’re able to choose how much air gets through the RDA, over the coils, and into your lungs. When choosing an RDA, I look for three things in particular: adjustable airflow, dual-coil capability, and (again) good reviews. When choosing an RDA, there’s so much variety available that it can be daunting.
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There are all kinds of beautiful mods available, so have a good look around. A mech mod will last for years, and they aren't exactly cheap, so make sure that you’re buying one that you’ll be happy to have around for some time. Finally, make sure that your mod gets good, genuine reviews. If the gas has nowhere to go, bad things happen. Vent holes are important because if a battery goes bad, or vents, it releases hot gas. That’s one lesson you don’t want to find out the hard way. Leave them running for a long enough time, and they’ll start fires, burn out and kill your battery, and cause all kinds of havoc. This is important because those coils get HOT. For example, I have a Nemesis clone, which has a ring above the fire button that screws down making it impossible to press the button accidentally.
A good mod should have some kind of lock in place to make sure that it doesn't fire up when you don’t want it to. When choosing a mod, look for three things: a locking mechanism, vent holes, and good reviews.
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