I use the Hex Ohm 3. Is it regulated or unregulated? I was told its the most powerful mod. It goes to 6 volts and 180 watts without pulsing. But it has safety devices so is it regulated? Does it act as an unregulated mod? Any thoughts?

I use the Hex Ohm 3. Is it regulated or unregulated? I was told its the most powerful mod. It goes to 6 volts and 180 watts without pulsing. But it has safety devices so is it regulated? Does it act as an unregulated mod? Any thoughts?

Hey guys. Just recently got back into vaping and I have an old mvp3.0 that won't fire anymore due to the battery. It still powers on and all that, it just gives me an message saying the battery isn't safe. I was wondering if it's possible to actually reuse the chip in it to create a custom mod, or even just possible to take the old battery out and solder in a battery tray in its place and use 18650's? Honestly, I've never done anything custom, and would like to have this as my first project... Reusing MVP 3.0 parts?

Hi all. wanted to know what you guys think about this batt pack as i bought 2 dna 200 mods that contaimed them. as of yet i habe no issues but need a little assurence Sent from my SM-N920C using Tapatalk

Hi there. I'm looking to build a mod with 6 cells in parallel. Looking for some help with monitoring and balancing circuitry. Anyone got any ideas / reference material?

I lost my 18650 GP Paps, so my remaining mods are two Super-T 18350 mods. I can't recall the exact models, but I think a first version and a later 'Precise'. I want to return to 18650 batteries. I don't trust cheap mods for 18650 batteries (but may have to..) but was wondering if anyone makes compatible 18650 tubes that I could incorporate into my existing Super-T mods. Super-T no longer exists as an e-cig Company as far as I know so I hope it is OK to post this. Are there tubes with the... Compatible 18650 tube for Super-T Precise

I have a Vaporesso Target Pro. It shows the resistance of the coil on its LCD. My question has two parts: A. Same resistance as before --> surely not burnt? B. Burnt --> surely increased resistance?

...maybe even make some to sell. Does anyone have any experience with this? If so what is a good 3d printer that can hold up to making a bunch of mods? I don't mind paying a bit more for quality, reliability, and durability.