Kick it or leave it
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vaporsizer
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Sigelei kick. I don't use one but if i were going to i would buy a genuine one.
The Kick By Sigelei (With Case) - P-Vaper - Home Of Moe's Potions & Ruthless E-Juice UK - Electronic Cig, E-Liquid Mods & Vaporizers
http://myepack.co.uk/variable-wattage-kick-module.html
The Kick By Sigelei (With Case) - P-Vaper - Home Of Moe's Potions & Ruthless E-Juice UK - Electronic Cig, E-Liquid Mods & Vaporizers
http://myepack.co.uk/variable-wattage-kick-module.html
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Geordie Rob
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I have one the V1 only goes to 10w instead of 15 on the v2 made by evolve bought from cloud9vaping I dont use it either dont see the point with an low ohm RBA I used it very briefly on protanks to reduce the watts keeping it consistant.
If I was going to look again Id not bother and put the cash elsewhere.
If I was going to look again Id not bother and put the cash elsewhere.
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It makes your basic mechanical mod into a variable wattage device.
No good if you wanna vape with low ohm coils but ideal if you wanna use a protank type tank.
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Using a kick in a mechanical mod,is, and always will be, a matter of choice.
All I can do in replying to the thread question is submit based on my personal experience.
Leave It - waste of time,waste of money,and does absolutely nothing to improve the functionality of a mechanical mod.
The only valid reason that I can think of, for anybody using a kick in a mechanical mod is as a baby sitter to protect them from the lack of knowledge that they should have,before using a mechanical mod in the first place.
The sigelie kick, works, and does what it says on the tin ----- Up to a Point, a BIG point! It will only function correctly at resistances above 1.5 ohms. You may think it is working with your 1.1 or 1.2 ohm coil, because it fires, that's all it is doing though, firing, it's protective safeguards are not functional at low ohms ratings.
All I can do in replying to the thread question is submit based on my personal experience.
Leave It - waste of time,waste of money,and does absolutely nothing to improve the functionality of a mechanical mod.
The only valid reason that I can think of, for anybody using a kick in a mechanical mod is as a baby sitter to protect them from the lack of knowledge that they should have,before using a mechanical mod in the first place.
The sigelie kick, works, and does what it says on the tin ----- Up to a Point, a BIG point! It will only function correctly at resistances above 1.5 ohms. You may think it is working with your 1.1 or 1.2 ohm coil, because it fires, that's all it is doing though, firing, it's protective safeguards are not functional at low ohms ratings.
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