The OBS Cube mods are also sleek AF!
It has lovely hand feel!
The downside to many is the in-built battery but there is the Cube-X which accommodates single battery but it's larger!The OBS Cube mods are also sleek AF!
hehe hmmm maybe maybe last resort yeah. reliable! for sure. If only I could find something like that Kizuku but not a mech
how much larger?
It has safety features and constant 3.5V constant output thanks to the mosfet so will give consistent vape throughout battery life and be safe!
Personally i prefer a mod that has a bigger base because those tube style one constantly fall over, maybe a swag 2, great mod, great size, great weight and great price and will go well with that berserker
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Thanks legend
Anyone wana buy a TESLACIGS PUNK lol? With 4 batteries? Broke now 
. Will post an Add on Classifieds this weekend but you guys get 1st option.
. Will post an Add on Classifieds this weekend but you guys get 1st option.
She has arrived yeah! A bit heavier then expected but should work matchy matchy too. Lol
looks great!
The Obs Cube X is 5mm taller than the normal one and can accommodate an external 18650. I would’ve opted for that one but the à Obs Cube is also a great choice.
Indeed. However I was actually hoping the Cube was a lot smaller & lighter, trying to get away from carrying batteries around lol , I do have the TESLA and it seems like the Cube X is pretty much the almost the same height.
Hi Guys , Quick Q so i can learn about Ohms, Wattage and Current.
I previously used the Berseker on a TESLA 80Watt Mod with a 18650 battery.
I vaped on around 20 - 22 Watts. Ohms was 0.73.
On the OBS Cube its reading 0.79.
So my question is, How do I know if I need to vape at a higher or lower watts on the Cube as it has a built in battery, What do I take into consideration?
The internal battery size etc?
I previously used the Berseker on a TESLA 80Watt Mod with a 18650 battery.
I vaped on around 20 - 22 Watts. Ohms was 0.73.
On the OBS Cube its reading 0.79.
So my question is, How do I know if I need to vape at a higher or lower watts on the Cube as it has a built in battery, What do I take into consideration?
The internal battery size etc?
You really don't have to worry much about it, at 22 watt and 0.79 ohm, you can vape that all day without worrying, if you go to 0.05 ohm(don't think the mod would let you fire it) then u gotta worry but even then, it it regulated and has lots of safety features in place to prevent anything happening to you or the mod
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They have now released a Cube Mini, but then there is always a trade off the Cube Mini will probably be exactly what you are looking for size wise but will the smaller in-built capacity be large enough for your liking!
You know by how it vapes, i would just vape at 22W and if it feels just slightly weaker than previously just up it to 25W but it will probably be fine at 22
Thanks My explanations are like essays lol and dont make sense i know. basically trying to understand the sciences, Which 1 produces more current if i can say that at the same wattage ?
ah man f$#$#$$#k, and when was this, I should of waited,
As you are using a regulated mod the electronics take care of your power needs and safety, including the current it sends to achieve the desired power setting, so what you get at 20 W on one mod should, for all intents and purposes, be the same as 20W on another mod, the only variable being the resistance reading on both of them, and any other bells and whistles that draw power on a specific mod. The biggest difference will be the time your battery can supply power, a 1500 mAh built in battery will not be able to compete time wise with a 18650 external 3000mAh battery on the duration of supply.
It’s only on mech’s where the supply is directly related to the battery charge where you will feel a drop off in power as the battery discharges, the regulated mod will use the board to supply a constant power output until the battery is discharged to a point it will ask for another as not to cause damage.
Hope this helps a bit.
And a Cube FP, lol both i believe not available Cube FP pre-order and Mini only at the stage where i have seen a couple of pics online!
@Room Fogger explained perfectly, variable voltage was the first regulated standard but your case of having different ohm reading with different mods would give different wattage outputs so would of affected you! That's why variable wattage once used took over as the standard because whatever wattage you ask for you should get as the device will automatically adjust voltage against resistance to supply that power!
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