Such good-looking little RTAs these!!!
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Absolutely! They are so cute with their little bubble glass sections, they remind me of little barrels
Being Halloween, this seems like a good day to introduce a really cool mod, again... sort of
As some of you may know, I had the ET Aliens X3 DNA75 mod a little while ago, a mod that I still think is one of the coolest mods I've ever come across. It's big, solidly built and absolutely gorgeous! It's only downside was it's price, the DNA board was maily responisble for that and to a lot of folks the DNA board is just too much hassle. This is where the re-introduction comes in...
Aimidi has released an alternative to the DNA75, they've given us a far simpler, and much more cost effective board option but kept the design, look and feel of the mod exactly as it was.
This is the new 100W ET.Aliens X3 mod, powered by a single 26650 battery with the option of using a 18650 with the provided rubber battery sleeve. The Mod will hold tanks up to 25mm in diameter and comes with the usual temp control options, USB charging and an included rubber skin.
Here it is in Black, I also have the super shiny Gunmetal and even shinier Blue
Now retailing for onlyR2100 R1200 and because it's Halloween, I'll be adding a bottle of Pumpkin Pie with every order placed today
As some of you may know, I had the ET Aliens X3 DNA75 mod a little while ago, a mod that I still think is one of the coolest mods I've ever come across. It's big, solidly built and absolutely gorgeous! It's only downside was it's price, the DNA board was maily responisble for that and to a lot of folks the DNA board is just too much hassle. This is where the re-introduction comes in...
Aimidi has released an alternative to the DNA75, they've given us a far simpler, and much more cost effective board option but kept the design, look and feel of the mod exactly as it was.
This is the new 100W ET.Aliens X3 mod, powered by a single 26650 battery with the option of using a 18650 with the provided rubber battery sleeve. The Mod will hold tanks up to 25mm in diameter and comes with the usual temp control options, USB charging and an included rubber skin.
Here it is in Black, I also have the super shiny Gunmetal and even shinier Blue
Now retailing for only
Being Halloween, this seems like a good day to introduce a really cool mod, again... sort of
As some of you may know, I had the ET Aliens X3 DNA75 mod a little while ago, a mod that I still think is one of the coolest mods I've ever come across. It's big, solidly built and absolutely gorgeous! It's only downside was it's price, the DNA board was maily responisble for that and to a lot of folks the DNA board is just too much hassle. This is where the re-introduction comes in...
Aimidi has released an alternative to the DNA75, they've given us a far simpler, and much more cost effective board option but kept the design, look and feel of the mod exactly as it was.
This is the new 100W ET.Aliens X3 mod, powered by a single 26650 battery with the option of using a 18650 with the provided rubber battery sleeve. The Mod will hold tanks up to 25mm in diameter and comes with the usual temp control options, USB charging and an included rubber skin.
Here it is in Black, I also have the super shiny Gunmetal and even shinier Blue
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Now retailing for onlyR2100R1200 and because it's Halloween, I'll be adding a bottle of Pumpkin Pie with every order placed today
Oh wow @BumbleBee - that mod has such character!!! Looks like an item that would be used in a BATMAN movie. Looks good and I don't usually like these sorts of things.
And what a winner on the Pumpkin offer for Halloween - so appropriate!
By the way @BumbleBee - how heavy is the "Batman" mod?
Is it very heavy?
Is it very heavy?
It is quite weighty indeed, with it's skin and a 26650 it comes in at 455g, so not a grab-n-go type but definitely a coffee table conversation starter
although I may be a bit nervous if it strikes up a conversation with the coffee tableIt is quite weighty indeed, with it's skin and a 26650 it comes in at 455g, so not a grab-n-go type but definitely a coffee table conversation starter
A fresh batch of Innokin T20 kits have just arrived, these are perfect starter kits, simple, easy to use and don't scare the pants off a newbie
as well as a few Wismec RX Gen3 Mods, these things are amazingly compact. @Bumblebabe has been using one for some time now and it hasn't skipped a beat once. She likes it because it's small, batteries last and she can find it... this green is bright!
as well as a few Wismec RX Gen3 Mods, these things are amazingly compact. @Bumblebabe has been using one for some time now and it hasn't skipped a beat once. She likes it because it's small, batteries last and she can find it... this green is bright!
Also in is the iJoy Genie Mod, these are dual 20700 battery devices that put out 234W. They have a built in customisable LED strip down each side which look really classy being hidden behind mesh. But what sets this one apart is that it has a built in LED torch on the battery cover that can be activated independently from the mod's interface, this comes in quite handy.
Hi @BumbleBee ,are the Genie mods very similar to the ijoy captain? Also what mah are the 20700's?
The Genie is similar in that it uses what appears to be the same board and screen as the Captain, but the Genie is shaped a whole lot better, it doesn't feel as big as the Captain and fits the hand more comfortably. The supplied iJoy 20700s are 3000mAh cells.
Thank you sir,I held a Captain before and the weight and feel of it put me off,for R1000 with batteries I think its very worth it
Tell us more about the Innokin T20 kits,have you played around with it already? Is it leakproof? Will 70vg/30pg juice work fine? I was looking to buy a Twisp Cue for travelling in December but changed my mind after some reviews,so this might be an option
The Innokin T20 is amazing! We've used these kits to convert smokers with very good results because of their ease of use and simplicity. They are proper MTL devices and deliver very good flavour. We haven't had any leaking issues with these and yes, they handle 70VG juices with ease. @Rincewind has actually just about completely converted to the T20 from his bigger DL devices and has been using his as a daily device for a couple of months now. 2ml of juice goes a very long way in these and don't let the 1500mAh battery capacity put you off, a charge lasts seemingly forever
Another nice touch is that the power output is constant, so it doesn't get weaker as the battery drains For the price, I do believe that every vaper needs one of these, not only as a sneaky stealth device but also as a dependable backup.
I think @Silver knows about these little T20s, I suspect he is just somewhat sentimental about his Mighty Evod
Thanks @Slick
I did hear about these T20 devices a while back
But am keen to check them out further
@GerritVisagie is correct, i was busy a few days ago on the VapeCon photo thread, so missed this
@BumbleBee would you be able to take a pic of the T20 next to a few other well known devices so we can see how the size compares. When you get a chance...
I'll snap a pic or two on Monday
@Silver, here is a group photo with the Innokin T20, iJustS, iStick 50W and the Mighty Evod. Of course the ETAliens X3 showed up for dramatic effect
I figured the next photo would help too. This is a shot of the T20's Prism Tank with two that you are familiar with; the Billow v2.5 and the Kanger Evod1
I'll try and get a shot of the T20 and a SkilletBox tomorrow
I figured the next photo would help too. This is a shot of the T20's Prism Tank with two that you are familiar with; the Billow v2.5 and the Kanger Evod1
I'll try and get a shot of the T20 and a SkilletBox tomorrow
@Silver the T20 is a great device. @BumbleBee kindly sent me one and I'll be writing a review later tonight.
Can't wait @Hooked im really interested in this,please if you could test whether 70/30 or 60/40 juice works better? And most important any leaking issues
OK will do
@Slick I've answered your question towards the end of my review. Here's the link:
https://www.ecigssa.co.za/innokin-endura-t20.t41475/#post-600568
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