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B, I know you just ordered another iStick 50W, but we're really liking the Wismec Presa 40W... Yes, they are smaller in size and battery (only 2600mAh), but the three we have are working well, and zero issues! They charge pretty fast, too... about 2-hrs compared to 5-hrs for the iStick, and they hold a full-size Nautilus, Triton2, or Subtank-mini like they were made for them

Went ahead and ordered another 50w. Now in the next 24 hours I will probably get a 20% off equipment email from Sweet-Vapes lol. Just concerned about the safety with the one malfunctioning. Think I will just take it out of the rotation and dispose of it properly. Never really liked the blue one anyway haha.

@VaporTron I am with you on the 25R's. I am personally going to invest a bit more in LG2's and 30Q's, but I vape at lower wattages, and use single 18650 mods. I want to squeeze that little bit of mah difference out of them. I still have close to a dozen 25R's in rotation, so they are my most used battery. What I do like about the 11.1 volt mods is you don't need boost. For your build, you are using 4.39V at the atty. It is much more efficient to reduce voltage than it is to amplify it. With my mod and a single 18650 it would have to run at 17 Amps just to get the 4.39V at the atty. You on the other hand are only putting out 5.23A.

Dreams are easy wait till he shows up in your posts you will think different

Not really you ever have the Muffin man stalk you??

I am really interested in this. I am really hoping, but not optimistic, that they will use this chip in a V2 NEBOX. It isn't the best mod I have ever had, but i am using it as my daily driver due to convenience. The NiCr capabilities is really looking amazing. Most people do not realize how unbelievable it is that we are able to measure ohms to .001 and even lower. Just a few years ago it took a a 4 wire ohm meter just to measure anything lower than .01. Accuracy, precision, and resolution makes the measurements very difficult. With a super low TCR, NiCr is 178×10-6 it is not much better than Kanthal which is 2×10-6 by comparison Ni200 is 6000×10-6 So the resistance in Ni200 changes so much more from 20C to 300C than most other wires. At 68F with a .15 coil, nickel would change to .402 ohms at 572F, where as NiCr would be say .5 at 68F and .5429 ohms at 300F. That is not much change! Just the slightest bit of resistance can make 100 degree difference in Ni200, with most other metals, it is will be much worse. I think what amazes me the most is fact we are getting resolutions (not necessarily accuracy and precision) from a $50 mod that rivals a $5000 Megger! There are $1500 Bench Multimeters that do not accurately measure down to .001.