A future proof mod

[gm111]

Efusion by lostvape = 85mm x 60 x 25
Vt200 by hcigar = 95 x 54 x 25
Just for some comparison

[alexthebear]

Oh my! The hcigar vt40 is a lovely looking device

[VapingBad]

Aug 31, 2015 22:30:32 GMT alexthebear said:

Oh my! The hcigar vt40 is a lovely looking device

These are even nicer IMO

Epetite DNA40
EFusion DNA200

and very cheap for what they are.

[glen]

Aug 31, 2015 22:30:32 GMT alexthebear said:

Oh my! The hcigar vt40 is a lovely looking device

Epetite is well worth considering,  in my humble opinion

[alexthebear]

Aug 31, 2015 22:36:23 GMT VapingBad said:

Aug 31, 2015 22:30:32 GMT alexthebear said:

Oh my! The hcigar vt40 is a lovely looking device

These are even nicer IMO

Epetite DNA40
EFusion DNA200

and very cheap for what they are.

You are not lying! Wow I think I've found my mod

[VapingBad]

They are glen, but with the thread title in mind it is worth spending the extra 50% on the EFusion, better vape even below 40 W, any wire & fw updatable.

[glen]

Aug 31, 2015 22:45:57 GMT VapingBad said:

They are glen, but with the thread title in mind it is worth spending the extra 50% on the EFusion, better vape even below 40 W, any wire & fw updatable.



Point taken, lol*sorry*

[VapingBad]

Aug 31, 2015 22:49:39 GMT glen said:

Aug 31, 2015 22:45:57 GMT VapingBad said:

They are glen, but with the thread title in mind it is worth spending the extra 50% on the EFusion, better vape even below 40 W, any wire & fw updatable.



Point taken, lol*sorry*

Don't be sorry, they are a cracking single 18650 mod and I would definitely get one if I didn't already have 3 x DNA40s and 2 DNA200s.

[alexthebear]

Aug 31, 2015 22:45:57 GMT VapingBad said:

They are glen, but with the thread title in mind it is worth spending the extra 50% on the EFusion, better vape even below 40 W, any wire & fw updatable.

I might have to change the title after having these pointed out to me
I need that epitie in my life! (scurries off to find credit card)

[reefcat]

Well I was set on the Hcigar VT200 & now I've seen the EFusion....it's all very confusing & potentially expensive

[glen]

Aug 31, 2015 22:52:31 GMT VapingBad said:

Aug 31, 2015 22:49:39 GMT glen said:

Don't be sorry, they are a cracking single 18650 mod and I would definitely get one if I didn't already have 3 x DNA40s and 2 DNA200s.


Thats not stopped me lol
And I've got to get the 200 version
I think I might have a problem icon_shoppingm

[VapingBad]

Aug 31, 2015 22:56:01 GMT glen said:

Aug 31, 2015 22:52:31 GMT VapingBad said:

Don't be sorry, they are a cracking single 18650 mod and I would definitely get one if I didn't already have 3 x DNA40s and 2 DNA200s.


Thats not stopped me lol
And I've got to get the 200 version
I think I might have a problem icon_shoppingm

I have to make myself use the DNA40s now even though I am only vaping at 36 W, so many good things on the 200 especially 200 W pre-heat it's instant satisfaction, but never overcooks it.  The DNA40s are now mostly for dog or hill walking, while doing DIY on the house and out and about rough stuff, they are still fantastic, but there is a new king on the block and given the choice I will always go for the best vape I have to hand.

[phtumshk]

Aug 31, 2015 23:04:03 GMT VapingBad said:

Aug 31, 2015 22:56:01 GMT glen said:

I have to make myself use the DNA40s now even though I am only vaping at 36 W, so many good things on the 200 especially 200 W pre-heat it's instant satisfaction, but never overcooks it.  The DNA40s are now mostly for dog or hill walking, while doing DIY on the house and out and about rough stuff, they are still fantastic, but there is a new king on the block and given the choice I will always go for the best vape I have to hand.

Quick question tho just out of curiosity, is the DNA 200 worth the extra cost/OA size increase if you have no intentions of plugging into a pc and fooling around with it?

[VapingBad]

Aug 31, 2015 23:40:14 GMT phtumshk said:

Aug 31, 2015 23:04:03 GMT VapingBad said:

I have to make myself use the DNA40s now even though I am only vaping at 36 W, so many good things on the 200 especially 200 W pre-heat it's instant satisfaction, but never overcooks it.  The DNA40s are now mostly for dog or hill walking, while doing DIY on the house and out and about rough stuff, they are still fantastic, but there is a new king on the block and given the choice I will always go for the best vape I have to hand.

Quick question tho just out of curiosity, is the DNA 200 worth the extra cost/OA size increase if you have no intentions of plugging into a pc and fooling around with it?

Yes IMO, most things can be adjusted without a PC except adding new wire TCRs, changing pre-heat (watts, punch & time), battery capacity (should have been set during production) and out of the box the Kanthal limit is only set to 100 W and you need to change these on a PC.  Ideally at least set these on a PC then only connect it up for fw updates (there have been 10 including previews since release 29/6/15), it is quicker to set up profiles (it has 8) on the PC but not necessary.  The PC tools are very useful for setting up atties and profiles to help understand the effect of changes, check batteries, check connection stability and the device it's self, but they not necessary and I don't use them as much as I did at first because I learnt from using them and have settled on a few std builds. There are graphics, text, brightnesses, screen timing and other tweaks that don't effect the vape and need setting on the PC to, but they are not as important and can be left at the defaults.

[alexthebear]

glen how are you getting on with your epetite? I'm so close to pushing the button on the preorder from Vapegeek but I can't find a review on them anywhere.