Looking for a mod

whats newxt

anyone know those mods with the silicone sleeve on them whats it's name

youdipstick

You have me baffled now,there is a few mods that you can buy a silicon sleeve for,it's an extra.
Is the mod tube or box,mech or regulated?

I think an RDNA has a rubbery feel,it's not a sleeve though.

whats newxt

As far as i know it's a box mod regulated i have often seen pictures of it on the web it has blue silicone on it

Tickityboo

whats newxt wrote: »

As far as i know it's a box mod regulated i have often seen pictures of it on the web it has blue silicone on it

Vapor shark and siegeli 100 have them.

Ionised

Vaporshark --> http://www.e-smokeireland.eu/category-s/1859.htm

whats newxt

thanks that the one

youdipstick

whats newxt wrote: »

thanks that the one

:D:D:D:D:D:D I got it right as well,that was a good guessing game:D:D

whats newxt

So does anyone here have one thinking of getting one? Can you recommend it

EGriff

There was a lot of problems with the latest model, faulty screens and things like that.

If I was you I'd get an iStick 50w instead. About a third of the price or less and everyone seems to be happy with it. You can get a blue silicon sleeve for it too.

Ionised

whats newxt wrote:

So does anyone here have one thinking of getting one? Can you recommend it

I have the slightly older rDna 30. No issues with it at all. Heavy though when compared to the istick 50 that my wife uses.

Kyaner

I have both the rdna 30 and the istick, both are working great, the first istick i got had a badly sitted pin so my atomizers where always at a slight angle so i returned it for a another one, i get a few missfire issues every now and then, click the button nothing happens...Also the it is well known for over volting, giving out more power than what you see on the screen, but you can adjust it to your needs with a bit of trial and error.

The rdna works flawlessly, at some point i dropped it at a weird angle and managed to break the - button, i sent it back to vaporshark and not only they fixed it free of charge, but they also upgraded the battery and charging circuit to their latest iteration, so excellent customer service on their part.

Other than that, if you are not interested in sub ohm then go with the istick simply due to the price difference.

EGriff

Kyaner wrote: »

Other than that, if you are not interested in sub ohm then go with the istick simply due to the price difference.

The 50W iStick does sub-ohm too, down as far as 0.2 Ohms.

Kyaner

I got the small one, not the 50w version, so i'm only speaking of personal experience with what i have been using

whats newxt

So i just ordered one got a loong fogger mini looking to build 0.6 ohm coil with 24g kanthal

Thecageyone

Just a warning on the iStick 50w, I had to send mine back. The LCD leaked, and then died, within 3 weeks. And I've heard of others having issues with theirs too. I took an IPV mini2 instead, just had to pay the difference. Grand for me as I already had a bunch of 18650 batts and the 4-bay charger. That is one big plus for the 50w, so long as you get an issue free one. You don't need extra batteries. Once charged up they can last up to days!